ComputerWeekly.com's weekly video round-up of IT news highlights.
In this week's round-up we discuss next February's release of Microsoft's Windows Server 2008; the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive – or Mifid, which becomes law across Europe this week; and the huge legal bill that is developing over a dispute between British Sky Broadcasting and EDS over a CRM system.
Facebook's foray into cryptocurrency is setting off alarm bells in government and finance circles. The question is how could the ...
Ransomware attacks are on the rise. Can organizations play like Radiohead and refuse to pay? The answer from security experts is ...
Facebook will reportedly be hit with a $5 billion fine by the FTC following an investigation into multiple privacy issues, and ...
Hiring managers are widening the pool of candidates in response to the cybersecurity skills shortage. Learn how a parks and ...
Border Gateway Protocol is the complex routing protocol that literally makes the internet work. This tutorial walks you through ...
Cisco plans to buy Acacia for $2.6 billion. Cisco's acquisition will make it a direct supplier of optical interconnects for the ...
IBM's mainframe business continues to be under pressure from cloud-based competitors, and perhaps even its own Power server. ...
Due to its open source nature, Linux is constantly gaining new capabilities. Here's a look at some common use cases and features.
In this Q&A, Christian Kleinerman, vice president of product development at cloud data warehouse vendor Snowflake, talks about ...
RavenDB's managed cloud database service, RavenDB Cloud, intends to automate security processes, reduce overhead and cater to ...
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