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  • HP EDS deal completed: competition for Big Blue
  • Infosys buys UK-based Axon in £400m deal
  • Police get access to children’s database
  • What are the components of a UC solution?
  • Intel IDF update
  • Councils opposed to sale of electoral roll to junk mail firms
  • Brazilian charged for leasing out PC botnet to attackers
  • Educated people more likely to have internet access in their home, says ONS
  • Personal details of more than one million bank customers exposed
  • Virtual reality helps stroke victims
  • Mid-level IT pay soars as offshoring grows
  • Best Western Hotel chain hacked
  • Conservatives ask for independent review of NHS IT
  • Sydney school reinvents its backup regimes
  • Enterprise risk management becomes a must-have
  • School IT manager explains his vital data
  • PODCAST: How Red Hat got pwned
  • Meet 802.11s - the new flavour of Wi-Fi
  • IP telephony surge drives enterprise telephony market
  • Everything you ever wanted to know about WiMAX
  • Five ways to create a more efficient backup infrastructure
  • How to deploy Windows Vista
  • Colt completes datacentre postmortem
  • How effective is the Government's data security? CW bloggers speak out
  • Tories signal NHS National Programme will be key election issue by commissioning review
  • IT GCSE uptake falls again
  • Book Extract: Networking data visualisation explained
  • Business instant messaging and social network users make catalogue of errors
  • Update: Home Office contractor loses memory stick containing personal details of UK criminals
  • CIOs are split three ways on budget expectations
  • Data handling policy key to avoiding data loss
  • Microsoft steps up virtualisation campaign
  • Microsoft unveils free photo management technology
  • Apple’s iTunes blocked in China over Tibet protest songs
  • Proposed e-border trial at Manchester Airport raises security concerns
  • M&As offer CIOs a chance to shine
  • HP gears up to convince CIOs to buy its products
  • CIOs who understand business in a strong position amid downturn
  • Police get £40m biometric fingerprinting kit
  • Mobile workforce management technology meets Olympics challenge
  • Improving VoIP call quality
  • Guernsey signs Northgate to improve public health
  • Data security breaches at HMRC continue to rise
  • Government launches research project to combat identity theft
  • Fujitsu Services staff will not get bonuses this year
  • Police probe international link in chip and Pin fraud
  • Microsoft and Novell expand Windows/Linux integration deal
  • Fringe Festival announces review of IT after box office glitches
  • MIMO - How ghosts boost bandwidth
  • FIELD TEST: Telstra's Turbo 7 Series Wireless Gateway.
  • Microsoft and Novell expand Windows/Linux integration deal for customers
  • Lib Dems call for data guardians in public and private sector to protect information rights
  • IKEA uses business analyser app to improve ERP roll-out
  • Palm promises lower mobile deployment costs with new Treo Pro smartphone
  • Army uses MoD Grand Challenge winning technology
  • Android release still on course
  • Microsoft's Clayton is Computer Weekly's top blogger
  • HP targets biggest IT buyers
  • First region in Australia with blanket WiMAX
  • Next G chunk pulls 3 from tight spot: Ovum
  • GCHQ targets IT specialists with recruitment website
  • Goldfish sends out wrong credit card statement
  • Online shoppers spend £4.8bn in wet summer
  • HP enjoys strong third quarter despite fears of downturn
  • British firm develops RFID security technology to prevent ‘skimming’
  • IBM opens cloud computing disaster recovery centres
  • Testing firm uses SaaS social network of testers to offer firms cheaper application testing
  • Bank IT systems under constant pressure
  • Scotland could be outsourcing centre, says think tank
  • Lack of 'sexy appointments' reduces IT jobs churn
  • Microsoft eases virtualisation with license changes
  • Spammers prepare new anti-Georgia botnet onslaught
  • UK in talks over Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement
  • British Olympic success puts strain on bandwidth
  • Bluecoat Wan accelerator speeds up Kettering NHS' Pacs
  • Telstra's portable WLAN tested
  • Malicious spam soars to new level
  • Best IT blogs 2008: Preview the best of ComputerWeekly.com's IT Blog Awards 2008
  • Bust I/O bottlenecks to get the most from server virtualisation
  • Government strengthens UK border technology systems
  • Aberdeen University unveils IT degree completed entirely online
  • Telstra releases the BlackBerry Bold
  • Homeserve switches to O2 for VPN links
  • Inmarsat completes global satellite broadband network
  • O2 wins awards for top broadband speed and customer satisfaction
  • Printer and copier market slows says Gartner
  • IPv6 10 years away from becoming mainstream, says Arbor
  • Dell fails to trademark ‘cloud computing’
  • ISP boosts storage with NetApp buy
  • Making the move from tape backup to disk backup
  • Thin provisioning makes server virtualisation more efficient
  • Unified communications unveiled
  • Experian appoints its first ever CIO
  • Turquoise platform comes off-the-shelf
  • Faster Payments Service processing almost 250,000 payments each day
  • Almost 40,000 innocent children on National DNA Database
  • Road tax satellite tracking system trials planned
  • IT spending well up despite downturn
  • Offshoring not main contributor to bank job losses, says Deutsche Bank
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