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  • Scientists use supercomputers to test HIV treatment
  • Workwear firm standardises on 3PAR
  • PCs on USB security sticks could help solve stolen laptop problems
  • WAN/WAFS and remote offices
  • Enterprise 2.0 will bring radical change in organisations
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  • ID card opponents call on Londoners to sign No2ID pledge
  • Newcastle researchers get £13.4m to build resilience into technology
  • Hewlett-Packard expands SOA governance offering
  • Spam accounts for 96.4% of e-mail
  • Sepa goes live, expected to save £268bn over next six years
  • New UK broadband minister faces challenge of intervention
  • New UK broadband minister announced
  • Nationwide boosts click-through rates with interactive platform
  • HM Courts Service turns around troubled Libra magistrates system
  • Sun joins benchmarking council for financial trading technologies
  • PayPal bolsters online security with acquisition
  • Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors deploys content managment system
  • Quality of Service - does it work and should you bother?
  • Get IPv6 skills now rather than later
  • Ford's Land Rover divisions trials RFID system
  • HD technology to boost conferencing benefits
  • Alstom outsources desktop support for 55,000 users worldwide to Atos
  • Fast focuses on employers harbouring illegal file-sharers
  • Virgin Media to offer 50Mbps broadband to UK homes
  • LogicaCMG creates new outsourcing division
  • Turquoise selects surveillance technology
  • Experian to cut 200 IT jobs
  • Sluggish speed is top broadband pain
  • Rogue Societe Generale trader accused of hacking computer systems
  • Firms weary about software licensing models, report says
  • New CCTV surveillance code of practice excludes sound
  • Government may drop national fingerprint database for national ID card
  • Project portfolio management offers clarity in IT investment strategy
  • Information Commissioner orders Marks & Spencer to encrypt data after laptop theft
  • How recession-proof is your IT budget?
  • British American Tobacco rolls out performance-monitoring software
  • Ipswich council slashes remote working costs
  • IT outsourcing to save Deutsche Post World Net £100m a year
  • SHL signs £23m IT outsourcing deal with Capgemini
  • e-learning improves Honda's efficiency and customer service
  • Dell and Microsoft sign up to RED brand
  • Profits up at Microsoft
  • Japan authorities arrest first virus writer, but only for copyright theft
  • Janet wins shared services award
  • Nissan rolls out smart cards to boost security
  • BAE Systems and Accenture pull out of UK's ID card project
  • Leek United rolls out IP telephony system
  • New Forest council improves services with speech recognition
  • Cisco’s systems integrators ‘need to get better’
  • Rogue trader exploits system loopholes losing Societe Generale £3.6bn
  • Nissan boosts production in Sunderland with simulation software
  • Retail management system fits designer outlet Larizia
  • AA brings datacentre back in-house to cut costs
  • Ever increasing tape speeds are technical suicide
  • Early adopters of unified communications need to ask about security
  • Unicef saves money by unifying communications
  • Swim with the global tide
  • Courts Inspectorate loses trial details on disks
  • Financial services advisers get easy sign-up platform for e-commerce deals
  • St Helens Council implements e-mail security to protect care records
  • Profiling coming under scrutiny
  • NHS online catalogue wins e-government award
  • Hewlett-Packard unveils green business desktop
  • IBM promotes Web 2.0 mashups with new tools
  • Network engineers with project management skills earn more
  • Tory MP Rob Wilson slams cut in funding for IT training
  • US firms pay £350 for each mobile roaming business trip
  • Councils consider using sewers for broadband delivery
  • HCL deploys business continuity telecoms system
  • AstraZeneca upgrades e-mail system for 66,000 employees
  • Firms still have to overcome SOA deployment challenges
  • Law firms expects quick return on enterprise search tool
  • LTA upgrades service management software to meet new demands
  • 2008: the year of the authenticators
  • (ISC)2 offers guide to hiring IT staff
  • Enterprise resource planning steers API Group's growth
  • EasyJet upgrades to unified comms and web infrastructure
  • Policy and technology: the belt and braces of data protection
  • Vista Service Pack One to boost new drive type
  • Honeymoon is over for Mac users – and Web surfers
  • Hilton Hotels rolls out e-learning to 65,000 staff
  • US national ID card scheme runs into trouble
  • Government pledges to press ahead with ID card scheme
  • Cisco offers ‘business savvy’ certification for techies
  • Most ‘malicious’ websites are legit
  • Network managers: master project management to get better salaries
  • IT heads over-manage
  • Natwest top target for phishing attacks
  • NCC Group acquires Escrow Europe Holdings
  • Gordon Brown praises IT innovators in public services
  • Bill Gates harder to understand than Steve Jobs, blogger says
  • Recognised Plus Markets platform supports business hike
  • DWP loses cash on benefit-fraud detection systems
  • Northampton Saints improves business continuity
  • Reduce piracy by 10% save £4.5bn, says IDC
  • Blackberry platform updated to increase productivity
  • Hewlett-Packard acquires document-automation firm Exstream Software
  • Facebook faces privacy probe by ICO
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