• UK chip designer ARM continues healthy sales growth
• Tate museum group chooses Drupal and cloud hosting for new website
• US calls for international collaboration on cybercrime and other transnational crime
• Norway's armed forces sign £42m SAP contract with Accenture
• UK fails to make world’s top 10 high-speed broadband countries - but Ireland scrapes in
• Mozilla plans mobile operating system for phones and tablets
• Eric Pickles launches online search engine for local government ‘armchair auditors’
• From the Editors: Prospecting for value in the "big data" gold rush
• How to improve storage resources utilisation
• Bad sectors – Storage gossip from EMC, Dell, NetApp and Fujitsu
• SecurEnvoy tackles trojan-based cookie hack
• Virgin Media trials 1.5Gbps broadband at London's Silicon Roundabout
• Blackberry-maker RIM axes 2,000 jobs to cut costs
• Businesses should prepare for Web 3.0, says Booz&Co
• Anonymous and Lulzsec hackers hit Italian cyber crime unit
• Automated web application attacks are the top security threat, study reveals
• BAA appoints Simon Fell as CTO
• IT industry salaries rise 7.5% in 2011
• UK confirms international cyber rules conference
• Marks & Spencer signs six-year deal with Logicalis to manage network
• Merton Borough Council moves to self–service technical support system
• US House of Representatives committee approves cybersecurity standards bill
• CA Technologies offers professional services training for IT graduates
• US court gives Oracle another chance to put its patent case against Google
• SAP must do more to show value of products and services, says user group
• Dell expands its networking portfolio with Force10 Networks
• Cybercrime automation demands new response and new skills
• Domino's Pizza delivers 51% increase in online sales
• Alcatel-Lucent enterprise sale: Who will buy?
• Financial reporting gets easier at Raymond Group
• Red Hat updates Enterprise Linux 5.7
• Vodafone increases UK enterprise sales, driven by greater data traffic
• CBI demands government strengthen business transformation case for IT
• Oracle buys Ksplice for zero-downtime Linux technology to bolster enterprise updates
• Microsoft posts record Q4 and annual results despite falling Windows sales and share price
• DWP asks system integrators to list SME contractors to open up public sector deals
• DfT to spend £750m on move to shared services
• Demise of IT supplier highlights challenges facing government plan to support SMEs
• EC launches consultation on data breach legislation covering telecoms and ISPs
• Investment in malware defence essential, says QinetiQ
• British Computer Society – the case for change
• UK Cyber Security Challenge gears up for second year of competitions
• TalkTalk scores lowest in Ofcom broadband satisfaction survey as Orange turns tables
• Smartphone malware: Infections will hit one in 20, study predicts
• Apple Safari receives update with Lion release; 58 bugs fixed
• Securitytube.net releases WLAN security megaprimer
• Wealth management industry IT spending to top $4.6 bn by 2015: Report
• Private sector overtakes public as largest UK outsourcing contractor, says TPI survey
• Hacking group Anonymous claims to have hacked into NATO servers and stolen data
• Huddle and FCO Services to take UK civil servants into the cloud
• India blocks file storage websites to combat online piracy after US cyber security deal
• Growing worker demand for cloud services frustrated by firms' connectivity concerns
• IDC blames decline in European PC market on weak consumer demand and high inventories
• Cass Business School centralises IT infrastructure to save £500,000
• PayPal drives Ebay Q2 sales up 25%
• Mass UK mobile payment adoption remains four years in future, says Gartner
• Tablet shipments increase 331% as Apple’s share falls
• Trend Micro aims to secure consumer mobile devices for enterprises
• Capita first half profits grow 7%
• Nokia reports £429m loss as smartphone revenues drop 32% in first half of 2011
• Commons committee calls for submissions on malware and government role in tackling it
• Hackers target Adobe vulnerabilities, Java vulnerabilities
• Law Firm to use smart technology to connect employees
• VMware posts profit and sales increase driven by record licence sales in Q2 2011
• Enterprise applications market records robust growth: IDC
• Apple releases Mac OS X Lion 10.7 through Mac App Store
• Avast launches business security line
• Forrester: Seven trends to shape the future of enterprise applications and ERP
• Google warns search users misdirected by fake antivirus to pay-per-click websites
• (ISC)² publishes official guide to CSSLP
• US and India sign cybersecurity agreement
• Eurostar outsources to build an IT infrastructure of its own
• The five software licensing tricks CIOs hate
• Specialisterne Scotland contract provides software testing jobs for people with autism
• Smartphone shipments to surge 230% by 2016
• DWP loses £800m in overpayments due to faulty IT systems
• HMRC slashes IT running costs by £235m
• Barclays Bank deploys Infoblox IP address management to reduce network downtime
• Ofcom forces BT to cut rural ISP charges
• Oracle should take a closer look at security and severity scoring, says Imperva
• Police arrest Anonymous suspects in UK, US and Netherlands over PayPal cyber attack
• Desktop virtualisation accounts for only 3% of business PC market, says Ovum
• Data breach at York University highlights urgency of security checks, says ICO
• Microsoft offers bounty in hunt for Rustock spambot operators
• Security at the heart of museum's IT update
• SAP partners with HP for in-memory computing, mobility
• Carphone Warehouse uses business process management to increase customer satisfaction
• Cisco cuts 6,500 jobs, 9% of workforce
• Backlash leads Birmingham City Council to reconsider Capita plan to offshore IT jobs
• Apple reports yet another record quarter with profit up 125%
• Apple releases out-of-cycle patch for iOS 4.3.3 flaw in iPhone, iPad and iPod
• IBM reports strong second quarter and raises full-year earnings forecast
• IT budgets stall until UK jobs market picks up
• CIO interview: David Jones steers the Crown Prosecution Service into the digital age
• Northern Ireland police extends Fujitsu managed service and cuts costs 15%
• ARM set to steal Intel's lead with Windows 8 debut and surge in value notebook sector
• LulzSec returns to target Murdoch
• NPIA rolls out mobile fingerprint technology to the police service
• Microsoft offers $250k reward for information on cyber criminals behind the Rustock botnet
• Everything Everywhere boss Tom Alexander steps down for 'personal reasons'
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