• Samsung mobile sales jump 75%
• Atos profits grow 2% in first half of 2012 to €102m
• Networking the least understood element of IT, says HP's Nick Watson
• Twitter apologises for outage ahead of Olympics
• Amazon reports meagre second quarter income
• Facebook share price falls after Q2 results announcement
• Nationwide customers see payments taken out twice
• NatWest customers hit by further online banking issues
• Windows Azure 'availability issues' hit users in Europe
• Oracle Academy teaches Java Curriculum to teachers
• Alcatel-Lucent slashes 5,000 jobs amid huge profit loss
• Dark fibre firm Geo Networks provides rural broadband in Lancashire
• SQL injection attacks rise sharply in second quarter of 2012
• Windows on tablets fuels growth for Citrix
• BlackHat 2012: UK firm MWR InfoSecurity reveals chip and PIN vulnerability
• Juniper and Riverbed enter technology partnership
• Capgemini posts flat profits for first half of 2012
• Facebook to expand rewards for hackers
• Australian telco AAPT confirms Anonymous data breach
• Orange offers connectivity under the English Channel
• Why the GDS transactions tool could be key to digital public services
• Strong growth at HCL reflects European IT spend
• Citrix revises XenApp EOL, IT advised to upgrade quickly
• Symantec sacks CEO Enrique Salem as Q1 profits drop 10%
• Customers urged to boycott CSC over CIA 'torture flights'
• Cheap consumer hardware cracks complex passwords in seconds
• Broadcom touts ‘5G Wi-Fi’ mobile chip
• ERM uses Nomad to accelerate Windows 7 roll-out
• ARM expects profit growth of 23%
• Security issues hit Apple as new OS X released
• Windows migration curbs enterprise PC upgrade plans
• Everything Everywhere adds 150,000 new contract customers
• Facebook on the hunt for London-based engineering team
• Businesses make 70% savings on applications hosted on Amazon
• Huawei Technologies' first half profits drop 22%
• Siemens issues software fix to protect against Stuxnet
• BT blames European economy as Q1 2012 revenues drop 6%
• iPhone and iPad bolster Apple sales and profit
• Google and EC agree outlines of antitrust settlement
• Three top ISPs refuse to sign UK internet code of practice
• SuccessFactors boosts SAP's cloud performance
• Forrester: Huawei must focus on growing enterprise business
• Nationwide hits major milestone in £1bn IT transformation
• Stonesoft releases AET defence system and free test tool
• VMware looks to SDN with $1.05bn Nicira acquisition
• Space NK swaps ISDN for Claranet 3G private network
• Virgin Media Q2 revenues grow 4.2% to £1.03bn
• Philips outsources business transformation to Cognizant
• STEM report on higher education recommends employers work closely with universities
• Ofcom confirms 4G spectrum auction for 2012
• EC opens cybersecurity consultation
• Cisco loses 1,300 jobs in another round of cost-cutting
• Academic supercomputer gets 27 PB of HPC storage
• CIO interview: Sally Howes, National Audit Office
• European Commission opens net neutrality consultation
• NFC transactions to reach $180bn by 2017
• Amazon to open London development centre
• NHS Hack Day winners claim app will save £3m
• Nokia considers exclusive partnerships with European operators
• Heads of business bank on IT to boost business
• Akamai set to stream Olympics coverage across Europe
• Eurozone crisis hits IT outsourcing
• Vodafone revenues plummet across Europe
• Universities invited to train cyber spooks
• Google results: $774m spent on IT, with more to come
• Microsoft reports first loss since 1986
• Can IT investment in schools keep pace with change?
• Will Microsoft turn things around for Nokia?
• BT wins Welsh broadband contract
• Electrical power grids prime targets for cyber attack, says McAfee
• Businesses outsource IT for reasons other than cost
• Imperial College London moves ITSM to the cloud
• CIO interview: Mark Large, Great Ormond Street Hospital
• IT contract market rebuilding, survey reveals
• Nokia smartphone sales drop 39%
• Lack of IT investment could prolong recession
• IBM experiences cloud growth, but traditional business areas suffer
• Many global firms unaware of online risk, finds KPMG
• Cisco secures virtual machines with Virtuata buy
• BP rolls out first global cloud for workforce
• Europol leads initiative to pool cyber crime intelligence
• Co-op uses Lloyds managed service in branch acquisition
• Amazon offers cloud-based SSDs for low-latency applications
• Security researchers join forces to bring down Grum botnet
• Apple ordered to run 'Samsung did not copy iPad' ads
• Government-sponsored hackers target commercial secrets
• Microsoft reveals 26 October launch for Windows 8
• Leicester Tigers harness biomedical informatics to prevent injury
• PayPal buys mobile payment firm Card.io
• M-commerce sees exponential growth of 356%
• Cloud training has 'incalculable benefits' for Virgin Media
• Ofcom: Business fixed phone lines fall
• CIO Interview: David Henderson, CIO, A&N Media
• UK Cyber Security Challenge zeroes in on software developers
• Intel warns of slowdown amid falling PC sales
• Ofcom charges telecoms firms for number allocation
• CEO Paul Maritz hands VMware reins to EMC COO Pat Gelsinger
• Tech firm iCity wins datacentre bid for Olympics media centre
• Scottish Power launches Suffolk smart metering trial
• Microsoft faces substantial EC fine over browser rules breach
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