Around 18.000 premises are set to benefit from BDUK cash
TECHNOLOGY POWERING BUSINESS
2013
IT Life: Supporting The Wonder Of The Internet
It takes a lot of nurture to keep Europe's Internet going, says RIPE NCC's Axel Pawlik
Internet Explorer Zero-Day To Be Fixed On Patch Tuesday
Microsoft gets its fix ready following attacks on various organisations
Samsung Expects Record Q3 Profits Of £5.8bn
Semiconductor gains offset smartphone saturation fears as Samsung posts second consecutive quarter of record results
Video: Getting Touch Into The Enterprise
Everyone uses tablets at home, says Jeff Kilford. It's time to get touch into the enterprise
GCHQ Refuses To Answer Questions On Belgacom Hack
Intelligence agency unsurprisingly keeping schtum over attack allegations
HTC Posts First Ever Quarterly Loss
HTC loses £62m in three months, while its flagship HTC One wins 'Phone of the Year' award
US Charges 13 Alleged Anonymous Members
Alleged Anonymous DDoSers charged for Operation Payback attacks
Adobe Admits Massive Security Breach
Adobe has reported a major security breach that could impact up to 2.9 million customers
Twitter IPO Papers Show Plenty Of Red Ink
Twitter files its IPO papers that show the micro-blogging service has yet to make a profit
Amazon Readies Two Smartphones, Set-Top Box
Amazon is reportedly developing two smartphones and a set-top box as it increases its consumer hardware portfolio
Oracle Unveils x86 Sun Servers With New Xeon Chips
Oracle introduces its new x86-based servers powered by Intel’s Xeon E5-2600 v2 processors
Quiz Of The Week: Microsoft Windows Phone
Think you know everything about Windows Phone? Or have you closed the shutters to its existence? Find out with our quiz!
Intel Partners With Arduino To Offer New Range Of Development Boards
The very first Arduino-compatible Intel product is the Galileo board, based on the new Quark X1000 SoC
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Privacy Bodies Take GCHQ Snooping Fight To EU Court
Complaints lodged with European Court of Human Rights as the Snowden leaks fallout spreads
Verizon Unveils ‘Massive’ Proprietary Public Cloud
Verizon won't be using open source kit anywhere in its back end, as it wants complete control over the stack
Google Makes Gesture Control Move With Flutter Purchase
Google bolsters its gesture recognition credentials with Flutter deal
£4,100 Vertu Constellation Smartphone Targets Mid-Range Millionaires
New hand-assembled device aims to expand the luxury smartphone manufacturer's market share
GitHub Struggles With Second Day Of DDoS Attacks
Code repository battered by DDoS attacks for the second day running
Patent Troll Lodsys Gives Up Kaspersky Fight
Out of 55 companies taken to court by patent troll Lodsys, Kaspersky was the only one to stand up to the troll
BlackBerry Could Sell Waterloo Properties As Possible Rival Bid Emerges
BlackBerry reportedly contacts real estate firms with a view to shifting some if its buildings
Former CTO of NSA: ‘See Everything To Protect The Right Things’
Machine-generated data can enhance cyber security, says Prescott Winter during his keynote at .conf 2013
Post T-Shirt-Gate, Yahoo Offers Up To $15k Bug Bounty
Researchers will get more than corporate swag for finding flaws
Dell Gains Regulatory Blessing For Privatisation
Michael Dell and Silver Lake gain the needed regulatory approval to take Dell private by the end of the year
Dell Shows Off Venue Tablets And XPS Laptops
Dell reveals its intentions to be a major player in the tablet market, and announced four Venue tablet devices
Silk Road Closure Causes Sharp Drop In Bitcoin Value
BTC goes from $142 to $118 after the FBI shuts down illegal online marketplace
Apache CloudStack 4.2 Bolsters Open Source Cloud Cause
The open source cloud just got a bit more advanced following the Apache CloudStack 4.2 release
Professional Cyber Espionage Rings To Grow
Espionage on demand hacking groups are set to increase, warn experts
Man Arrested As Underground Site Silk Road Shut Down By FBI
Man accused of being secretive website founder Dread Pirate Roberts arrested