• Virtual machine backup and disaster recovery top European storage priorities
  • Accenture predicts the rise of the data guru
  • European IT outsourcing activity hits record high
  • Big changes expected as EC publishes data protection review
  • Megaupload founder awaiting extradition
  • Key trends for public sector IT in 2012
  • Anti-ACTA hacktivists attack Polish government sites
  • Video: Portsmouth Fire and Rescue pilot wireless rescue dog
  • Wireless internet on the Tube by 2012 Olympics
  • Will Google ever make it in enterprise IT?
  • Government IT role gets inflation busting rise
  • How the role of CISO must evolve to balance risk and business
  • NHS service opts for Dot Hill SAN for VMware project
  • Andy Nelson named government CIO
  • Virtualisation is mainstream, says Corporate IT Forum
  • US e-Book price fixing lawsuit against Apple updated
  • Ministry of Defence to provide spectrum during Olympics
  • Gartner identifies trends in CIO spending in 2012
  • IT spending for 2012 remains static
  • Advocacy group La Quadrature du Net rallies opposition to ACTA
  • Deloitte spots analytics trends, ethics and open data
  • Buyer's Guide: The future of virtualisation
  • US Senate postpones PIPA and SOPA legislation following protests
  • Blackberry maker RIM announces leadership shake-up
  • Cloud maturity model to help SMBs judge security of cloud providers
  • Union ends Fujitsu action
  • Intel profit growth driven by internet growth
  • IBM profits remain steady for 2011
  • Microsoft sales up, profits slightly down
  • Escorts’ data center consolidation move reaps multiple benefits
  • Megaupload hit in piracy crackdown
  • Auto Trader uses Facebook Timeline to promote 'new car' site
  • Public sector IT staff sees largest cut in 25 years
  • UK Networkers should gear up for mobility implementations in 2012
  • Retailers seek online cross-border growth for 2012
  • Construction firm extends IT outsourcing
  • Facebook add apps to Timeline
  • Online sales reach record £7.9bn in December
  • IT strategic priorities 2012: BI for innovation gains new prominence
  • Samsung denies interest in Blackberry maker RIM
  • SOPA and PIPA lose key supporters
  • Review of IntelliJ IDEA: Commercial Java development tool or Eclipse?
  • Cloud gets vote of confidence from UK buyers in 2012 IT priorities
  • UK networkers look to wireless networks and IP telephony for 2012
  • Praxis Care gets slapped wrist from ICO
  • Smart energy meter project IT raises Public Accounts Committee concerns
  • Case Study: Zaha Hadid Architects opt for private cloud
  • Unilever and Lufthansa Systems deploy Microsoft Azure private cloud
  • Investigators name Facebook Koobface worm suspects
  • Waitrose to roll out contactless payment in all branches
  • Israeli hackers attack Arab stock exchanges
  • Jerry Yang quits Yahoo
  • Zappos cyber attack raises fears over e-commerce
  • Gartner: CIOs must do more to add business value
  • VOA puts a price on rural broadband
  • Newly Weds Foods slashes travel costs with IBM SmartCloud
  • Cloud services will cut government IT costs by up to 75%, says Chris Chant
  • Indian outsourcers TCS and HCL see profits boom
  • Tesco bags in-store software
  • Legal compliance software gives Hero MotoCorp a transparency leg-up
  • London NHS trusts sign £4m shared services deal
  • SOA and cloud leaders set technical standards
  • Oracle integrates data management with Sun servers
  • Olympics resale site back online after 11-day suspension
  • Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales takes site offline in PIPA and SOPA protest
  • Data transfers that bypass the web to double in 2012
  • Big data skills shortage imminent
  • SAP announces best financial results in 40 years
  • Four key trends in business analytics in 2012
  • Businesses fight downturn with data analytics investment
  • CIO interview: Steve Townsend, Transport for London
  • Why technology will be key to retail survival in 2012
  • IBM delivers social media analytics
  • Retail banks to grow IT investment in 2012
  • UK IT security survey reveals changing priorities
  • IBM creates world’s smallest magnetic memory bit of 12 atoms
  • Google mortified after staff access competitor's database
  • NHS Trust saves £1m a year with text reminder service
  • Amazon offers 750 hours of free Windows Server processing
  • Apple aims to improve working conditions for technology workforce
  • Rupert Murdoch attacks Barack Obama over online piracy legislation
  • Five questions on solid-state drive technology
  • Jericho founder: Get involved in plan for protecting identity online
  • Facebook set to reach a billion members
  • Will CX win over enterprise networkers seeking cloud online storage?
  • North Staffordshire NHS signs deal for real-time information system
  • IT shockingly misaligned with the business it supports
  • NHS Trust to appeal £375k data loss penalty
  • Apple halts iPhone 4S sales in China
  • Can ultrabooks running Windows 8 work for businesses?
  • Public sector sees cybercrime as rising threat
  • Government needs inspiring IT teachers to address chronic lack of specialists
  • Despite recruiting uptick, 2011 IT security pay rates remain flat
  • Microsoft aims to raise the security bar in 2012
  • PC shipments drop as consumers opt for tablets
  • Barclays bank cuts hundreds of IT jobs in restructure
  • Health worker fined for unlawfully accessing patient data
  • Brocade acquisition rumours return: Who's buying?
  • Ofcom proposes extending 4G to 98% of UK and tackling "not spots"
  • What does scrapping GCSE IT mean for the tech sector?
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