• Welsh Assembly sets ambitious broadband targets for national network
• EDF outsources £100m of IT services to Capgemini
• Broadband users are not getting the speed they pay for, says Ofcom
• Securing endpoints is an investment priority, survey reveals
• HTML 5-compatible H.264 video format challenges Flash
• Government raises threshold for central approval of IT projects to £5m
• Government tries again to control CCTV surveillance
• Case study: the technology behind the 2011 census
• CIO Interview: Robin Johnson, Dell
• CeBIT 2011: G Data unveils Android security product
• Steria revenue up slightly as investments hit profits
• User's guide to protecting against Google Android app Trojans
• Gmail failure highlights risks of web-based e-mail
• Logica installs IT health system for British troops in Afghanistan
• Intel finalises £5bn acquisition of McAfee
• Advertising Standards Authority gains powers to police the web
• Google blames software update for Gmail failure
• US employee accuses Infosys of visa and tax fraud
• Government spends £9.4bn on top 10 most expensive ICT contracts
• Cisco invests big in British Innovation Gateway
• CPS drops film piracy case after relying only on FACT evidence
• Video: Augmented Reality CV can help IT pros stand out
• Vodafone reviews security systems after burglary causes network outage
• Financial sector prepares IT security test ahead of Olympic Games
• TUI Travel signs outsourcing contract with Dell
• Clydesdale Bank error causes six fold increase in complaints
• Gartner's five tips to succeeding with social media
• UPDATE: Stolen network equipment causes Vodafone UK network outage
• Centrica signs £247m deal with HP
• Communications charity TSF helps Libyan refugees
• Download the final Firefox 4 beta
• Mllions affected as Vodafone UK stalls
• London Stock Exchange tackles malware problem
• Gmail bug hits 150,000 users
• Planned JPMorgan investment will boost Twitter value to $4.5bn
• Predictive analytics: A shift from traditional BI
• National Audit Office advocates strategic role for BI in government IT
• Old business email policy promotes use of personal Gmail for business
• Konkan Railway’s ERP upgrade
• Regional development agency delays £150,000 community broadband project
• Huawei asks US to investigate it for threats to national interest
• Government seeks chief procurement officer
• Government crowdsources open standards review
• Global server market grows 13% in 2010
• Salesforce.com sales rise 29% as profit drops in fiscal Q4 2010
• Lloyds Banking Group IT underpins recovery
• Update: London Stock Exchange resolves technical problems
• Alan Turing's papers stay in UK with £200,000 donation
• London Stock Exchange halts trading after technical problems
• Intel rolls out high speed cable 'Thunderbolt'
• Can the government really move to open source IT?
• Demand for finance sector IT staff falls despite recruitment surge
• Government IT suppliers claim procurement system excludes open source
• nullcon 2011 Day Zero: Photo feature
• Business intelligence implementation best practices
• SMEs could boost efficiency with IT investment
• Critical security skills gap threatens UK infrastructure
• Free Azure...but just 750 hours
• Companies analyse social network traffic to target key influencers
• Cost opacity puts off unified comms uptake
• De Villiers Walton deploys SAP Business Bydesign for real-time business view
• CIOs should be planning for the long-term, say analysts
• Deutsche Postbank slashes reporting time with IBM Smart Analytics
• IT freelancers turn recruiters to cope with SME demand
• Juniper aims to wrap Cisco with QFabric datacentre management
• Gartner declares 'new age of the data warehouse'
• Transport for London to support contactless bank card payments in time for 2012 Olympics
• Capita follows Logica with solid results
• Calls for Apple to reveal Steve Jobs succession plans defeated
• ISC releases security fix for Bind DoS vulnerability
• Exxon, Shell, BP hacked in Night Dragon attacks
• Microsoft fixes security flaw in malware protection engine
• VMware unveils virtualisation technology for smartphones
• Law firm finds WAN optimisation key to data centre consolidation
• Data warehousing technologies to evolve rapidly, says Gartner
• OddJob Trojan: Bank virus capable of grabbing session IDs comes to UK
• Government pushes for open standards
• SharePoint backup glitch sees TSM out, CommVault in at FaHCSIA
• Ofqual blames flawed software testing for 'A' level grading errors
• SAP signs partners to drive Business ByDesign
• Prepare for SP1 even if you're not on Windows 7, say analysts
• Goldman Sachs invest $70m in AppSense server virtualisation
• Dell ramps up storage virtualisation with Compellent acquisition
• Logica full-year revenues and profits up
• Samsung could drop Windows Phone 7, claims Gartner
• Government tells major IT suppliers - we want more open source software
• IT directors prioritise staff retention in 2011
• JobCentre Plus IT director quits for BP role
• Libyan authorities restrict internet access
• HP first quarter revenue up, but shares fall on second quarter forecast
• Security job skills lacking when it comes to technology trends
• Are you an IT risk-taker? Take the free 10-minute personality test
• KPMG bags Equaterra in latest consultancy consolidation
• Lufthansa and Deutsche Telecom offer in-flight broadband
• Legacy kit and lack of skills hold back digital video surveillance
• RSA 2011: Identity paramount to securing cyberspace, says Microsoft
• Intel ships fixed Sandy Bridge chipset
• Analysis: Prepare for cyber war. But what does it mean?
• Microsoft investigates Windows Phone 7 update problems
• Thames Valley and Hampshire police combine IT support and infrastructure
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