A new report from Ponemon has said that there is a higher risk of data breaches among small businesses
TECHNOLOGY POWERING BUSINESS
2012
Linux Foundation Ranks Bolstered By NVIDIA And Others
The Linux Foundation has grown its ranks after new members, including GPU maker NVIDIA, signed up
Lenovo Recalls 160,000 Fire Risk PCs
Lenovo says a number of ThinkCentre M70z and M90z all-in-one PCs are at risk of overheating
MPAA Targets Hotfile In Latest Copyright Infringement Battle
Another cyber-locker faces the guillotine after film studios file for a summary judgement against Hotfile
North East Councils Dismiss Need For Broadband Funding
North and South Tyneside Councils have missed the BDUK broadband funding deadline, but said they do not need it
EE, Vodafone And O2 Submit Plans For Mobile Wallet Joint Venture
Shared mobile payment scheme needs European approval
CeBIT 2012: AVM’s Fritzes Go High And Low… And LTE
Greman router maker AVM also has an LTE-equipped box for lucky Germans with 4G coverage
Dell Honing Windows 8 Tablet Design For Business Applications
Dell appears to be working on Windows 8 tablets as the ideal business tool, according to CEO Michael Dell
Apple iPad Launch May Not Be The Only One This Year, Says IHS iSuppli
The third generation iPad has set the pace for tablet standards but Apple still has a little more up its sleeve in 2012
Big Data Means Big Growth For Vendors, Claims IDC
An IDC study estimates value of the 2015 market for big data technology and services will be five times that of 2010
HMRC Halves IT Spending In Two Years
The CIO at the tax department says savings have been achieved through costs and consolidation, not through cuts
CeBIT 2012: Neelie Kroes Promises 9m Euros For Digital Single Market
The digital single market needs cross boarder services, says EU commissioner Kroes
Google Cloud Storage And Zmanda Connect For Backup Services
Zmanda has connected its flagship Amanda Enterprise suite to Google's cloud storage capacity to offer a backup service
Qantas Tests Wi-Fi For Long Distance Flights
"The Flying Kangaroo" airline offers first class passengers 100MB of long-haul data
Orange Restores 3G Data Network After Outage
Subscribers reported being unable to access mobile internet from midday on Thursday
Police Arrest Man Accused Of Hacking Abortion Website
Man believed to have links with Anonymous is arrested by Met Police's e-Crime unit after BPAS is hacked
Cisco Reveals New UCS Servers Featuring Intel Xeon E5 Chips
Cisco updates networking and management capabilities of its Unified Computing System
Sandbox Protection From Malware-As-A-Service And Zeus Variants Will Trend In 2012
A Verisign report on 2012 security threats picks MaaS and open-source Zeus kit issues as sandbox candidates
Intel Unimpressed With AMD SeaMicro Purchase
Intel executives have dismissed AMD's purchase of SeaMicro, despite praising the company earlier in the year
SAS Adds Hadoop Support For Big Data Customers
SAS has increased access to big data sources for its customers after adding Hadoop integration
Gartner Predicts 4.4 Percent Rise In PC Shipments For 2012
PC shipments are still predicted to grow in 2012, with Gartner pointing to emerging markets as a key driver
ICO Warns European Data Protection Framework Needs More Work
The proposed framework for privacy is unworkable as it stands, a London forum was told
BT Takes White Space Trial To Cornwall
BT expands testing of white space technology after confirming it will hold a trial in Cornwall
Google Pays Out As Two Zero-Day Exploits Found In Chrome
Google's browser exploited twice in hacking contests at CanSecWest conference
Can Xeon E5s Keep Intel Ahead?
Intel’s new data centre systems chief Diane Bryant on keeping up with data centre demands and why Intel turned down SeaMicro
Screenmedia Expo 2012
Screenmedia is changing the way people connect with brands, business is trying to catch-up. Screenmedia expo 2012 can help close the gap. As the only dedicated forum of its type in Europe, Screenmedia Expo provides an ideal environ ...
CeBIT 2012: Merkel Warns Google’s Schmidt Over Privacy
Google Chairman Eric Schmidt's techno-utopian ideals were brought down to earth by the German Chancellor at the CeBIT fair says Peter Judge
Apple Starts The Revolution With An iPad Evolution
Apple's replacement for the iPad 2 raises the stakes in visualisation but that's not a business driver, writes Eric Doyle
Duqu Trojan Found To Include Mystery Programming Language
Kaspersky researchers ask programming community for help decipher the code
Anonymous Targets Vatican Website
The Roman Catholic Church is attacked in retaliation for the "corruption" exhibited during its history