- Logistics firm chooses EMC VNX for virtualisation storage
- Cloud firm snubs mainstream suppliers for Nexenta storage software
- McAfee Focus 2012: McAfee to help secure nuclear plants
- McAfee Focus 2012: One fifth of corporate network devices unknown
- McAfee Focus 2012: McAfee evolves to enable orchestrated defence
- Juniper Networks profit collapses by 80%
- Argos to close stores in move to digital
- McAfee Focus 2012: Xerox, McAfee partner on embedded security threat
- Tech companies to be given £1m funding pot
- McAfee Focus 2012: Endpoint security key to Security Connected strategy
- CIO interview: Gerry Pennell, CIO, London 2012 Olympic Games
- BYOD creating security risks for 80% of companies
- SAP exceeds €1bn software sales in Q3, profitability weaker than 2011
- EE continues to blame regulation for drop in revenues
- Datacentre traffic will grow four times by 2016, predicts Cisco
- Apple launches iPad Mini and fourth generation tablet
- Mobile users were over half of London 2012 web traffic
- Government could shelve £1bn IT procurement due to faulty technology
- McAfee Focus 2012: Brighter future for cyber defenders, says DeCesare
- McAfee Focus 2012: NAC supplier ForeScout joins McAfee SIA scheme
- O2 and Bauer Media pledge £5m for GoThinkBig scheme
- Will BlackBerry 10 put RIM back on top for enterprise?
- CSC struggling to make a profit from Royal Mail outsourcing deal
- Fife Council to slash £2.4m with PSN
- Virgin Media boosts broadband but drops mobile revenues
- CIO interview: Gavin Walker chief information officer at NATS
- Cornwall Council puts outsourcing move on hold after landslide vote
- Rackspace offers 'infinite scalability' with Cloud Block Storage product
- Smaller companies use IT to drive business in downturn
- EE reveals UK's first 4G pricing plans
- ARM profits grow 22%
- NFU Mutual automates paper processes with Tibco
- Everywoman Leadership Academy: Navigate your path to success
- Government announces £7m 3D printing pot
- Cyber attacks launched at London 2012 Olympic Games every day
- Three boosts staff numbers in Scotland
- RBS spends £80m to link its multiple mainframes better
- Renegotiating outsourcing contracts to fit new reality
- XSS attacks remain top threat to web applications
- Attackers besiege Google Android OS, Trend Micro reveals
- Interview: Dries Buytaert, founder of Drupal
- Windows 8 security: how does it measure up?
- BT and Virgin Media slam Birmingham broadband plans
- Suffolk Coastal Port Health Authority upgrades storage for database
- Tech City names Facebook executive Joanna Shields as CEO
- Intel: Cloud must be more federated and automated
- Raspberry Pi founder Eben Upton calls for open technology
- Sirius Corporation and Powys County Council kit out Welsh school with open source software
- Lost devices access work email, says Sophos
- Sony confirms details of 10,000 job cuts
- BCS co-sponsors DfE scholarships to attract computer science teachers
- Teacher training registry at standstill amid technical problems
- Case study: Novus Leisure doubles sales after IT upgrade
- HSBC back online after DDoS attack
- General Motors recruits 3,000 HP IT workers
- UK looks to young innovators to fight cyber crime
- Microsoft revenues suffer as users wait for Windows 8 upgrade
- Google’s share price falls 8% after premature results release
- DevOps role continues growth: Is it here to stay?
- Apple loses UK appeal against Samsung
- Gary McKinnon decision could be bad news for cyber prosecutions, says lawyer
- Jobs firm Hudson dumps NetApp for HP in disaster recovery project
- How Sega used hybrid cloud to beat the Christmas sales spike
- Nokia revenues fall again in third quarter 2012
- Virgin Media tube Wi-Fi to remain free until 2013
- Mobile operators form company to protect TV signals
- Oracle pushes proprietary systems to avoid expensive IT consultants
- The Pirate Bay continues operations in the cloud
- Google offers Street View of datacentres
- Citrix debuts mobile virtual apps as analysts warn of obsolescence
- Today’s datacentres run at much lower temperatures than necessary
- O2 drops Ericsson after outage
- Case Study: Disaster recovery boosts business continuity
- ZTE targets local government for UK growth
- Advanced analytics skills shortage stymies big data programmes
- Mike Lynch: Firms happy with 95% IT functionality should move to cloud
- McKinnon's mum gives tearful thanks after government halts US extradition
- The Government Digital Service (GDS) launches Gov.uk website
- IBM reports flat net profits for third quarter
- Intel sales and profits fall in third quarter
- Draft Communications Bill will be ineffective, says ICO
- Interoute switches on 100GbE network
- Facebook opens first engineering centre outside the US in London for mobile
- CIO interview: David Cooper, chief information officer, British Gas
- Cornwall Council axes leader Alec Robertson in outsourcing controversy
- Cornell Cern project plumps for NoSQL DBMS
- Theresa May: Hacker Gary McKinnon to stay in UK
- Telefonica Digital saves 40% with cloud HR platform
- Police need to go digital to improve communication with citizens
- CERN turns on new NetApp ONTAP clustered NAS capability
- Network health puts sector off mobile working
- Runtastic monitors running app with Compuware Dynatrace
- Security remains a barrier to mobility, study finds
- Organisations need alternative data protection as security models fail
- EU advises Google to rethink privacy policy
- Yahoo claims second Google executive as COO
- Home secretary Theresa May rules on hacker Gary McKinnon’s US extradition
- Austrian hospital improves access to patient data with Imprivata
- Did IT problems force Santander out of RBS deal?
- Cookie law needs more than ‘do not track’, says Neelie Kroes
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