• Virtualisation's complex licensing is a 'ticking timebomb', claims study
  • King.com gaming site unlocks big data with Hadoop
  • Mobile banking demand drives app development innovation
  • EC welcomes reports on proposed data protection reform
  • Amazon seeks recruits for London Digital Media Centre
  • Punch Taverns serves up free Wi-Fi with The Cloud
  • Scottish digital skills academy, the 'Heroes Centre', creates 30 jobs
  • UK Border Agency tenders for security systems
  • Google offers free Wi-Fi in New York
  • CES 2013: Driverless cars could be next for the enterprise
  • US military gets new software testing rules
  • UK military at risk of cyber attack, warn MPs
  • Network Rail to invest extra £333m in IT over five years
  • Misuse of social media could wreak havoc, warns World Economic Forum
  • Are software audits good for your health?
  • Online growth buoys retailers over Christmas
  • Cloud erodes global IT services value as budgets remain tight
  • Businesses overconfident about cyber security, says Deloitte
  • VoIP awareness up but user numbers remain low
  • MPs slam the award of government contracts to tax-avoiding IT firms
  • Industry partnership to create hundreds of IT apprenticeships
  • Dell doubles object storage software choices with Scality
  • CES 2013: Qualcomm launches Snapdragon 800 processors
  • CES: Samsung says BYOD will be the norm by 2014
  • William Hill bets on mobile for gambling on the go
  • Samsung predicts fifth record quarter
  • HTC profits plunge 90% in fourth quarter
  • Barclays' Linux programme not a snub to suppliers
  • Parliamentary commission calls for electrified banking ring fence
  • BFI appoints Edward Humphrey as director of digital
  • Government broadband policy must refocus on business
  • Morrisons sees poor sales due to lack of online presence
  • Global business intelligence spending to double in four years
  • Ernst & Young email keyword analysis identifies fraudsters
  • Dutch government publishes security flaw disclosure guide
  • Multi-cloud strategies will become commonplace, says Rackspace CTO
  • German state accuses Facebook of violating privacy
  • Huawei revenues to smash $35bn for 2012
  • Consumers want stronger mobile payment security
  • Executive brings own software which is adopted by business
  • Cloud computing skills gap is widening, warns IDC
  • Microsoft Patch Tuesday offers no easy start to 2013
  • In 2013 virtualisation will drive flash and backup decisions
  • Mobile broadband best bet for telecoms revenues
  • Google reaches agreement with US regulators
  • Wi-Fi Alliance to merge with WiGig
  • EMC seals deal with Chinese server giant Lenovo for desktop NAS
  • CIO strategy for 2013
  • Immigrants wrongly told to leave UK due to inaccurate data
  • Ofcom proposes early exit to combat price rises
  • Government targets £600m savings through shared services
  • Ubuntu Linux adapted for Android smartphones
  • Gartner ups its IT spending growth prediction
  • UK to launch public cyber security awareness campaign
  • DWP CIO Philip Langsdale has passed away
  • What does 2013 hold for financial services IT?
  • IT problems cause Lloyds ATM outage, again
  • Israel launches cyber warfare training programme
  • UK amateur is top civilian in international cyber challenge
  • Post Office admits that Horizon system needs more investigation
  • Home Retail Group cuts call costs with SMS automation
  • Microsoft issues quick fix for IE zero-day vulnerability
  • Government awards £5m to research projects that address cloud challenges
  • Vint Cerf recalls switch-over to the modern internet
  • 2012 sets new digital sales record of over £1bn
  • Predictions for European IT outsourcing in 2013
  • Autonomy CEO Mike Lynch co-operates in HP fraud probe
  • Top 10 virtualisation and storage stories of 2012
  • IT gets honours in New Year list
  • Top 10 retail IT stories of 2012
  • Top 10 women in IT stories 2012
  • Top 10 CIO interviews of 2012
  • China tightens rules on internet usage
  • Top 10 cyber crime stories of 2012
  • First smartphone and tablet designs from Africa are launched
  • Top 10 storage stories of 2012
  • Hospitals to implement child protection database to log children who visit A&E
  • Top 10 business software articles of 2012
  • US Department of Justice is investigating allegations of accounting fraud at Autonomy
  • Top 10 personal computing articles of 2012
  • Samsung requests US ban on Ericsson products
  • Top 10 broadband stories of 2012
  • Top 10 financial services IT stories in 2012
  • Facebook pays £2.6m tax on £840m profit
  • Top 10 IT security stories of 2012
  • Top 10 IT outsourcing stories of 2012
  • Top 10 mobile stories of 2012
  • Nokia and RIM settle patent dispute
  • Suffolk cuts costs by 30% with PSN-ready network
  • BT wins BDUK broadband contract in Norfolk
  • RIM sees fall in subscriptions as profits plummet
  • First wave of government services to go digital
  • Government to cut large frameworks following procurement review
  • Top 10 cloud computing stories of 2012
  • Top 10 information management stories of 2012
  • BT bids in Ofcom 4G spectrum auction
  • Essex County Council signs £81m PSN deal
  • Australian University to give Freshers iPads
  • Ericsson chooses to step away from ST-Ericsson joint venture
  • Marston’s chooses Ruckus Wireless for pub Wi-Fi
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