- US to recruit thousands of young cyber warriors
- Blackberry Curve 8520 available in the UK
- Black Hat: Microsoft tool fights hackers
- Industry fears high business rates could stifle broadband
- UK firms sign up to identity credential scheme
- Nokia buys web contacts technology company
- Pay ransom or face nuisance adverts forever
- New Microsoft browser offer to end EC dispute
- Twitter suspends sports writer's account
- Critical security patch for Internet Explorer
- New iTunes albums in time for Apple Tablet
- Ericsson wins bid for Nortel's wireless businesses
- Managing enterprise data storage more efficiently: Part 1
- Upgrades, training costs slow Fibre Channel over Ethernet adoption
- Storage roundup: Compellent bags UK reseller; Data Robotics doubles sales; Infortrend SANs VMware ce
- PWC warns of cyber-espionage risks
- Card-not-present fraud threatens small online businesses
- Multi-layered user authentication at HDFC Bank for NetBanking safety
- American aircrafts get microwave weapon to combat crowds
- Harnessing human nature to improve technology
- How technology will ease our traffic woes
- Amazing soap-like bubble discovered in space
- Day trips to Mars could be powered by an Ion engine
- Give me e-shelter for datacentres
- Twitter Correcting spam clean-up wipes users' followers
- Carphone Warehouse defies recession with first quarter results
- East Africa broadband could bring lower cost BPO
- Data traffic rescues Vodafone in first quarter
- Research in Motion could still bid for Nortel
- EDS staff face 5% pay cut
- Blues score with premier email marketing
- World's most expensive USB memory has 256GByte
- Oracle to buy GoldenGate Software
- Businesses must prepare for swine flu
- Microsoft reports first annual sales drop
- Swine flu website swamped
- Head north for cheaper data centre cooling
- Lessons learned from the Twitter account hack
- IBM sells Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) gear from Brocade, Cisco
- IT job market decline begins to level out
- Data to overtake voice traffic on mobiles by 2011
- OGC publishes traffic light status of Gateway reviews
- Doctors solve nipple problem via phone camera
- Kaspersky reveals price list for botnet attacks
- Lloyds silent on contractor pay as deadline passes
- Rogue Adobe PDF attacks PCs
- eBay claims a return to stability
- Amazon Marketplace users bribed to delete negative comments
- Video: Free tool for hacking Oracle databases
- Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 released to manufacturers
- HP, EMC slam NetApp, HDS laughs at EMC, NetApp digs at HP
- SGI launches data centre in a can
- U.K. data centre management challenges include people, power and tools
- Intel appeals against €1.06bn EC fine
- Sage boss reveals appetite for acquisition in Twitter chat
- Hacking dossier exposes US military embarrassment
- £550m staff costs of NHS Connecting for Health revealed
- Indian IT powerhouses must be bold in the cloud
- Organisations underestimate impact of swine 'flu
- HMRC reports 20 million tax e-record discrepancies
- Netbooks and MFDs defy the downturn
- Microsoft confirms Windows 7 family pack
- Nationwide tells Phorm not to scan its website
- Lexmark profits dive 80%
- Mothercare tidies its data for web growth
- HSBC fined millions of pounds for data security failings
- iPhone helps Apple beat forecast with £1bn profit
- IT manifesto aims for 250,000 new UK IT jobs
- Social networking is a growing target for cybercriminals, says Sophos
- Office 2010 security : More of the same
- Storage roundup: Former NetApp UK director to head up Isilon EMEA sales, City of London data centre
- FSA delivers largest data loss fine yet
- Green data center design at Wipro Infotech
- Avaya buys Nortel's enterprise solutions unit
- WLAN Security Learning Guide
- Cloud computing more secure than traditional IT, says Google
- Utility switching site uses FaceBook app to boost referrals
- Expenses fiddles likely on MoD payroll system
- Avaya to buy Nortel enterprise arm
- Privacy rankings: LinkedIn and Bebo high, Facebook and MySpace average, Badoo low
- Nato picks Automony for news analysis
- Vodafone seeks share of €9bn M2M market
- IT director jailed for hacking and deleting data after FBI sting
- Microsoft releases code to the open source community
- Google wins UK court battle over search content
- Texas Instruments' Q2 results add to tech sector optimism
- Apple to open iPhone up to Orange and T-Mobile
- Free air cooling helps Telco with green data centre
- Vendor negotiation is all about win-win solutions for both parties
- E-shelter builds secure data centre in green belt
- Milan facility pumps local wells for data centre cooling
- Open source backup tools Amanda, BackupPC and Bacula compared
- List of councils whose staff illegally accessed DWP data
- Break down silos with service-based network management
- HP knocked from UK top spot by Dell and Acer
- Unified comms cuts costs for Cooma-Monaro Council
- Government's Twitter spin proves costly
- Technology teaching in schools gets £5.6m boost
- BT to host Microsoft cloud software - but not Azure
- Mobile networks: The evolution will be televised
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