While the rest of the country gets fibre to street cabinets, homes and offices in Hull and East Yorkshire will…
Google is to close down or open-source several products, including the Picnik photo editor, Google Sky Maps and the Message…
A research team has managed to extend quantum computing to the Cloud, with the advantage of enhanced security
US Department of Energy makes big savings cooling Olympus supercomputer with 65 degree groundwater
Polycom has outlined its strategy to allow service providers to offer Cloud-based video as a service solutions
The bitter and long industrial dispute between Fujitsu and Unite has ended after the two sides agreed a deal
Megaupload has been closed down and its organisers arrested in a multinational action led by the US Justice Department
Wall Street reacts as cost-per-click advertising revenues fall
Infinity will turn Olympic press and broadcast centres into £500m technology and research centre if it wins bid
A US company emerging from stealth mode says combining CPU cores and DRAM on a single piece of silicon brings…
Gartner has forecast a slight dip in IT budgets, despite the growing number of business priorities
Kodak has filed for chapeter 11 bankrupcy protection but vows to come out fighting in the end
Internet Society organised event sets out plans for IPv6
DynamoDB, a cloud-based database, delivers fast and predictable performance with all the scalability you can ask for, claims AWS
Virgin Media's broadband services across the UK have been restored after customers experienced a blackout
Taxpayers' money could be needed to prop up regional broadband infrastructure scheme, as local councils begin an investigation
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Symantec's LiveOffice uses the SaaS-based CloudMerge platform to integrate email services with archiving in the cloud or on-site
Microsoft is looking to spur the adoption of its private cloud offerings with a simplified licensing plan for System Center…
Shoppers are willing to sacrifice their privacy in order to ensure a better shopping experience, an IBM survey has revealed
Amazon is offering 750 hours of free Windows Server processing per month in its cloud service
A new service on TechWeekEurope: a list of IT events
Google employee apologises on Google+ for scraping details of Kenyan businesses from Mocality
Wikipedia and other high-profile websites will shut down for 24 hours in protest against 'devastating' anti-piracy bills, while Twitter's CEO…
Everything Everywhere is investigating the possibility of phasing out its existing brands
The two-day IBM Connect event focuses on how businesses can meld social media, the cloud and mobile technologies
Paul McCartney's new interactive portal, orchestrated by HP, showcases a half-century of digitised assets
More and more Chinese people are logging onto the Web, after a 12 percent surge in those using the internet
The SOPA Anti-piracy bill has been scuttled, but the Senate's PIPA bill sails on