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• IT security not always part of cloud decision, says IDC
• Gartner: IT challenges in the current economic crisis
• Biffa ups virtualisation in infrastructure refresh
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• Indian infosec firm wins PCI SIG focus proposal for 2012
• Intel showcases teraflop chip
• London firm offers fixed-price cloud DDoS protection
• Apple iPhone prises enterprise grip from Blackberry
• Computer Weekly wins digital publishing award
• Apple appoints Levinson as chairman
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• Fujitsu trials BT’s duct and pole sharing
• Visa opens V.me digital wallet beta to developers
• ISACA guide offers tips for secure mobile payments
• RBS takes SAP off-the-shelf
• Facebook porn spam security breach raises concerns
• The Weather Channel uses Talend to drive MDM
• Thai floods could impact revenues and prices, says Dell
• Broadband speeds dramatically fall in evenings
• NetApp announces Big Data solutions as market grows
• TfL seeks BI worth £750,000
• RIM unveils (another) two Blackberry 7 OS devices
• Google, Oracle surpass Microsoft in vulnerabilities, study shows
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• National Rail seeks contract for content manage system
• Luton council outsources IT
• Samsung takes the lead in Trusted Computing
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• Android doubles its smartphone market share
• Public sector cloud adoption accelerates
• 40th anniversary of the Intel 4004 - the world’s first microprocessor
• Warren Buffett invests $10.7bn in IBM
• SAP to invest $2bn in China by 2015
• New standards to address privacy concerns on the web
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• Gartner's Top 10 Trends for CIOs
• DDN HPC storage calculates risk
• Wipro widens its services delivery options
• Majority of CIOs support bring-your-own-device policy
• CIO Interview: IT should drive company innovation, says SAP's Oliver Bussmann
• Fears of double dip recession hits IT contractors
• O2 starts 4G LTE mobile broadband trial in London
• IBM builds a city-wide cloud computing platform for Sunderland City Council
• Professionalism in infosecurity key to UK cyber success, says GCHQ
• Apple increases professional mobile PC shipments as PC market declines
• Addleshaw Goddard uses Trovus to improve customer engagement
• Google ends support for native Blackberry Gmail app
• MasterCard and Intel partner to secure online payments
• O2 to trial full customer control of personal data
• Car rental firm cruises past IE6 security issues
• EU cyber security agency Enisa publishes report on risks of online applications
• Social media is more than a number of "likes"
• News Analysis: Cloud, mobile, in-memory computing: Has SAP lost the plot?
• PC shipments curbed by hard drive shortage after Thai floods
• Adobe releases security update for Flash Player
• New deputy CIO must possess change management skills, says Bill McCluggage
• Oracle launches Solaris 11 cloud operating system
• David Cameron unveils interactive map to celebrate Tech City first anniversary
• Facebook close to privacy settlement
• Telecoms providers collaborate for superfast broadband
• EDF fined £1.3m for hacking into Greenpeace computers
• Usha International innovates its way to The Best of vForum 2011 Award
• Coraid expands ANZ presence
• SNW Europe 2011: Cloud location matters to secure cloud data storage
• Majority of IT directors failing to make use of mapping technology
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• Research reveals cost cutting is still key to outsourcing
• MP calls for government to quadruple broadband investment to £2bn
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• Gartner ITxpo 2011: CIO Steve Chambers on the technology behind Visa Europe
• Gartner ITxpo Barcelona: Autonomy's Mike Lynch demos intelligent augmented reality
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• New book explores benefits, perils of data virtualization tools
• SAP showcases in-memory innovation at Sapphire Now
• Colomer Group improves sales efficiency with Accenture and SAP
• Accenture announces managed private cloud service for SAP applications
• Moss Bros expects £10m boost after introducing multi-channel customer system
• Adobe to change mobile Flash player strategy and axe European jobs
• SAP focused on business value not features, Snabe tells Sapphire Now delegates
• IaaS cloud computing is a hot trend in the Indian SMB space — AMI
• Wi-Manx deploys multimillion-pound datacentre
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• Deputy government CIO Bill McCluggage quits to join storage hardware firm EMC
• Department of Health opens up data
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• Gartner ITxpo: Gerry Pennell explains why the cloud won't make the Olympics squad
• Global internet router glitch knocks websites offline across Europe and US
• UK government is rewriting the outsourcing rule book
• Hospital's private cloud makes strides in patient care
• Case study: Smiths turns to cloud to boost workforce talent
• Bogus phone calls linked to online fraud, warns Trusteer
• Google+ opens for business with public pages feature
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• Huawei and Microsoft in talks over Android royalties
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