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• BT Redcare provides telemetry data for Buy As You View
• Retail CIOs collaborate to keep innovating through recession
• New HP jobs are 'public subsidy merry-go-round', says Unite
• Infected USB drive 'significantly compromised' Pentagon computers
• Late movers will pay a premium for Windows 7 migration skills, warns Gartner
• Google chases Skype with free voice and video calls
• Interview: IBM UK chief executive Stephen Leonard
• Nucleus FinnOne boosts Dhanlaxmi Bank’s retail lending ops
• XenDesktop to include XenClient bare-metal hypervisor and XenVault
• Server virtualization training: Effective lessons from ACG Worldwide
• Technology sales keep UK retail afloat
• DSG credit agreements found in skip
• Why a quarter of the UK's top retailers don't do e-business
• Facebook valued at £22bn as investors anticipate IPO
• More than 200 public sector staff caught snooping on citizen records
• Small reseller M-Tech wins legal victory over Oracle
• Africa safer than UK for web browsing
• Net neutrality: do you feel lucky?
• PC sales bounce back in second quarter
• Google offers multi-tenancy on App Engine
• Tory council's open source plans stymied as government considers policy
• Royal Wolverhampton NHS trust loses patient data
• REVIEW: NetGear ReadyNAS NVX
• Diversifying suppliers no strain for Queensland Brain Institute
• IBM unveils BigFix Unified Management Software after acquisition
• Brocade gets into the HBA business
• Company files at risk of employee data theft
• 4G to start to take off in 2012
• GCSE ICT results provide excuse to offshore, says FSB
• CBI says students need GCSE science, technology and maths
• Teach cybercrime at GCSE, says Symantec
• FSA hits Zurich Insurance with £2.275m fine for data loss
• GCSE students need IT role models, says NCC
• FDM seeks 500 graduates for training scheme
• Forgotten password is top complaint to IT helpdesks
• How to succeed at ERP projects
• IBM to put power processors into deep sleep
• IT diploma offers hope to bridge skills gap
• Number of students with GCSE ICT drops 17% fuelling greater industry concern
• Prepare for bags of fun at VMworld
• Net neutrality concern as app downloads become bigger earners for mobile operators
• Barclays system glitch hits customers
• Avaya and BT extend global agreement
• HP rivals Dell in bid for storage virtualisation firm 3Par
• Google buys Like.com
• Online SME millionaires set to double
• Ofcom to give away 4G spectrum during London Olympics
• Changebase AOK’s plug-ins ease migration to Office 2010
• Oracle unveils virtualisation strategy for enterprise apps
• Sheffield scientists lead £4m semantic web search project
• Met Police unveils radical overhaul in information strategy
• Riverbed testing iSCSI optimisation for cloud computing
• Bidding war breaks out between HP and Dell for 3Par
• Prepare for bags of fun at VMworld
• What the NBN would mean for storage
• Salesforce.com profit falls in second quarter
• Dell grows profit and revenue in second quarter
• HP posts rise in profit
• Interview: Metro Bank management reveal lean IT strategy
• Government scraps plans for citizen data sharing system
• Buckingham Palace donates old computers to charity
• How the future of mobile payments is shaping up
• Online sales reach £5bn with annual growth of 18%
• Adobe releases emergency security patches for Acrobat and Reader
• iSCSI, the cloud, and the accelerator start to converge
• vCenter Server Heartbeat: How to install vCSHB
• IT managers rescued by cloud computing
• Social networking: Workplace productivity, security no match for Facebook
• Boost vCenter server availability with new tool
• DSCI framework implementation methodology: An up-close look
• Veeam offers Veeam Report Free Edition
• Forrester and Gartner: Why did Intel do it?
• A-level results mark 'worrying trend' for IT sector
• Intel CEO Paul Otellini: Software alone cannot solve net security
• Intel boosts mobile security, but what will happen to McAfee's enterprise portfolio?
• IBM launches apprenticeship scheme for school leavers
• Intel pays a premium to get into online security
• Intel buys McAfee for $7.7bn
• IT teams fly in to help Pakistan flood victims
• Ofcom reveals massive surge in use of multimedia
• A-level results confirm IT industry's fears
• How Zeus3 targets financial services giants
• Equal pay for women in IT is 63 years away
• Budget cuts force IT departments to stick with ageing equipment
• UK businesses failing on EU data centre energy rules
• McAfee-Intel: Why the McAfee acquisition is being met with scepticism
• New requirements for data center infra arise at Manipal eCommerce
• KYC requirements and the emerging need for centralized bureaus
• Southern Water uses IP video to monitor water sampling
• Charity boosts productivity with online collaboration tool
• HP aims to boost application security with acquisition of Fortify Software
• BCS group formed to address membership concerns
• Michael Dell faces shareholder revolt
• How happy are we? There's an app for that too
• How the government can award 25% of IT contracts to SMEs
• A-level results highlight UK's IT skills gap
• Android game app conceals GPS tracker
• IBM unveils latest Power 7 Unix server
• Wimax 2 could become standard next year
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