• IBM builds £45m green datacentre to cut customers' carbon footprint
  • Spanish police arrest suspected mobile phone virus writer
  • DHS suffered more than 800 cyber attacks in two years
  • Instant messaging usage increase highlights need for policies
  • Green storage gains ground
  • London IT Charity Walk mobilises IT's giving side
  • IT chiefs press for cut in virtual licence costs
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  • Quantum first with data deduplication flexibility
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  • VoIP performance testing fundamentals
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  • FSA sharpens up Sabre II fraud-detection system
  • IBM improves mainframe support for smaller firms
  • Instant messaging to become de facto enterprise comms tool
  • Watford FC deploys advanced stadium IP network
  • Lack of business knowledge holds back IT capability in foreign markets
  • London Stock Exchange outlines MiFID support
  • Hacker infiltrates Pentagon
  • DHS failing to secure data despite $322m security spend
  • Councils need greater performance indicator partnership with government
  • Brown promises more technology for police
  • Mobile devices have a changing role in businesses
  • Cisco and IBM ease IP management
  • Plan network strategy now for BT's 21CN, says CMA
  • Wimbledon uses wireless network to keep out the tout
  • Mobile deployment implementation considerations
  • VoIP codecs Day Five: Better than PSTN?
  • Fuller's revamps IT system
  • IBM serves Wimbledon's data needs
  • Online banks not trusted by three-quarters of public
  • Police officer arrested over alleged computer misuse
  • CMA to merge with BCS
  • Cabinet Office signs flexible shared-service IT contract
  • Foundry Networks upgrades Hygiene school’s £500,000 network
  • Juniper launches T-series router
  • SAS Group targets Court Square Capital Partners
  • IEEE discusses dropping 40 Gigabit Ethernet
  • Firms offered new RFID testing centre
  • AXA PPP rolls out speech-recognition employee-absence system
  • Two thirds of small firms have no internet connection
  • Your shout: IT investment, terms of reference, skills investment, and ID cards
  • Goverment warned over IT transition payments
  • Talk turns to future for data storage at Tech Forum
  • Security log management push has its roots in compliance
  • Stephenson Harwood chooses XP over Vista for stability
  • Mobile applications get on-demand push
  • HP users mull blade storage
  • Centrinet's datacentre is carbon-neutral
  • HP serves up new storage
  • VoIP codecs Day Four: Does VoIP sound bad?
  • GPs criticise Choose and Book system
  • Upgrading the Cisco IOS
  • Focus Data Services automates systems to cut costs
  • Open source software widespread in financial and public sector
  • Bush officials 'circumvented' official e-mail systems
  • Phishing sites on the rise
  • Northgate offers finance system to smaller social landlords
  • Microsoft forced to make Vista changes
  • UK manufacturing wastes £14m a year on IT financing
  • LINX London to use £50m data centre
  • 10 Ways to Determine if Video Conferencing Can Up Your Productivity and Reduce Your Costs
  • BitDefender seeks beta testers for new security line
  • Vodafone cuts basic wireless mobile charges
  • An administrator asks: how do I move out of software engineering?
  • Hot Skills: C++ offers well-paid job opportunities
  • Selling the value of IT security to the boardroom
  • IBM and HP reshape Web app security market
  • HP to acquire SPI Dynamics for Web security
  • SaaS integration tasks SMBs
  • Kensington Mortgages to use virtualisation for storage
  • NG adds unified communications to VoIP network monitoring
  • SurveyWatch: McAfee reconsiders predictions for 2007
  • Securing the enterprise VoIP perimeter
  • Thistle Hotels chooses BT for telecoms
  • Lack of process integration holds IT managers back
  • Microsoft: large firms not good at collaborating
  • Government wastes £500m a year on consultants
  • Dell pressured to provide Linux PCs
  • VoIP codecs Day Three: Low bandwidth codecs
  • Securing the enterprise VoIP perimeter
  • SP1 for SuSE Linux Enterprise 10 released
  • Database market now worth £8bn
  • Endpoint fears drive PatchLink-SecureWave merger
  • PatchLink and SecureWave to form merged security firm
  • Will HP do the right thing with SPI Dynamics?
  • National Archives prevents lost digital data
  • Microsoft adopts a regional focus
  • Hewlett Packard expands its BTO capabilities
  • iSoft and CSC strike NHS deal to allow takeover
  • Specsavers sees benefits of open source packages
  • VoIP codecs Day Two: What are the options?
  • Weekly security news: HP fixes serious laptop utility flaw
  • RWE boosts security on Scada networks
  • PatchLink unifies security with SecureWave acquisition
  • Microsoft releases tool to ease software development
  • UK government in top ten on customer service
  • Two thirds of IT heads lack clear or realistic business objectives
  • Accenture to expand its technology consulting
  • Half of marketers plan to go online
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