Videos
Networking hardware
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In The Current Issue:
- ICO says UK police must ‘slow down’ use of facial recognition
- The Security Interviews: Applying AI to Lego, and security
- DevOps and storage: APIs and flexibility key
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Microsoft hopes to redefine the future of computing
Anand Krishnan from Microsoft’s UK developer and platforms group discusses what Windows 8 will mean for the future of computing.
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Video: Technology makeover - CIO spends over £1m on house renovation
Rather than build an indoor swimming pool or make room for tennis courts, Kevin O'Connor, CIO at Paddy Power, has spent £200,000 on a home automation system for his London home as part of a house renovation project costing over £1m.
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Video: How to lay your own fibre network
There have been many calls for the UK to get fibre to the home and office as a way to catch up with its economic competitors. Some have turned radical, installing their own fibre links…
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Video: Vaizey promises to discuss BT connection charges
Broadband minister Ed Vaizey has promised to discuss BT charges that raise costs for other network operators that need to connect to BT equipment.
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Video: Time to embrace (and prepare for) the shift to the Cloud
In this interview Philippe Courtot, founder and CEO of on-demand IT security risk and compliance management company Qualys, discusses the emergence of the cloud as a disruptive, but positive technology.
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Video: Virgin CEO on why high speed broadband will cost consumers
Virgin Media’s CEO, Neil Berkett, speaks about the commercial barriers to the roll-out of high-speed broadband, the need for a new business model for internet service and content providers, and why consumers need to develop a "digital conscience".
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Video: Sewer networks help preserve London's position as world financial centre
Telecommunications company Geo has turned to London’s 65,000 kilometre sewer network to provide fast, secure access for businesses that need to be online. Find out more in our exclusive video report by Ian Grant.
Photo Stories
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Apollo 11: From one small step to interplanetary computing
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The technology that runs the Wimbledon 2019 tennis championship
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