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Big Blue offers midmarket companies a package of data protection products that help provide continuous data protection and recovery management for Microsoft Windows operating system-supported data and applications
New portable devices are changing the way people work. Analysts and delegates will touch down at Heathrow to find out how
Users get half what ISPs promise them, according to an Ofcom report
Got questions on how to get more from your data centre? This online event promises access to the experts without leaving your desk
And it's worth worth a look for anyone with a corporate urge to get on Twitter, not just UK government departments
The aerospace industry including Rolls Royce will receive funding to help boost high-tech manufacturing
The 900MHz spectrum - designated for GSM - has been cleared for high-speed 3G broadband use
In conjunction with the recently released EPA Energy Star 5.0 standards for PCs, Dell is refreshing its online PC power calculator to include a number of new factors
A report from Deutsche Bank suggests that companies will purchase Windows 7 and use the new Microsoft operating system as an excuse to upgrade their systems
Details about Microsoft's retail stores have been kept heavily under wraps ahead of their Autumn launch, at least until a massive slide show of early concepts for the stores leaked online
Microsoft's new search engine, Bing, could be improved at some point through the use of an online game called Page Hunt, researchers with Microsoft Research demonstrated in a new paper
Reports from the Financial Times and Apple Insider suggest Apple is readying a tablet, probably priced below $1,000, for a Christmas or first-quarter 2010 release.
Maybe Davis should have done a Google search before he challenged the shining knight of privacy
Does the world need another way to deliver power without wires? Yes, if it stops us using wasteful batteries, says Eric Giler of Witricity
Queen Margaret University has won an award for its sustainable approach to IT, based on the roll out of a low power, thin-client desktop infrastructure
Despite the recession, companies need to forge ahead with energy saving - not least because of the imminent UK mandatory Carbon Reduction Commitment
It's as old as the moon landings, but IBM's real-time transaction system, CICS, is still in use on the majority of all mainframes
Transcription company Spinvox, accused of faking, gets scientists and call centres to vouch for it
Google's poor privacy record makes it the last place to put private data, says Tory shadow home secretary turned civil liberties campaigner David Davis
Microsoft will release two out-of-band security bulletins tomorrow, targeting issues in Internet Explorer and the Visual Studio product line
Google programmers have ‘open sourced' two components of the Google Wave messaging and collaboration prototype
The European Commission confirms that Microsoft will offer European users a special edition of Windows 7 will be called the E version
Nokia, LG and Samsung all grew market share, as an analyst reports that 269 million handsets were shipped in the second quarter of 2009
The IT Effectiveness Index Mid-Year Report has found small-to-medium-sized businesses with failing IT are at a competitive disadvantage
Users are suffering as Apple plays cat-and-mouse with protocols, say analysts
People who believe the cloud is not secure enough are missing the point, says Peter Judge. If the MoD can lose an entire server then, chances are, it's your internal data centres that aren't secure enough
Two reports have this week thrown a spotlight on the impact of water on carbon-saving programmes in the data centre
The results of pan-European research reveal the gap between IT and facilities, as well as the recession, is hindering energy efficiency efforts
Witricity shows a resonant system that could charge your phone while it's in your pocket - but is it green?
Monopoly ISP operates "Kang-Karoo Court" and punishes users beyond the demands of the music industry