The company brings in changes as it fends off privacy concerns about Google Buzz
The release represents a significant overhaul for the open source database
Misleading broadband advertising is confusing British consumers, a survey has found
Toshiba has issued a recall for a range of Satellite notebooks following reports of overheating and fears it could burn…
The part-nationalised bank has slashed more than 20,000 roles since last year
The number one way to cut IT's carbon footprint is to switch off PCs overnight, say eWEEK readers. Our next…
Intel has launched Parallel Studio 2011, a new version of its tool set for building applications for parallel systems
Dell has thrown in the towel, after HP upped its bid for utility storage provider 3PAR with all-cash bid of…
With VMware's new product, IT staff can let users pick virtual services from a catalogue - and eWEEK is impressed
Fibrecity could offer all Dundee residents fibre broadband, using the sewer system
A new FOI request has revealed the loss of more than 50 devices by the Welsh Assembly Government over the…
The Cloud Industry Forum (CIF) wants to run a Governance Board to develop a code of conduct for services
Memristors could replace traditional memory technologies such as Flash and hard drives, as well as CPUs
NetApp Syncsort Integrated Backup combines backup management, snapshot, clone, replication and disk storage features
Greenpeace's campaign unfairly targets Facebook's very efficient data centre. But, Peter Judge asks, is changing behaviour about fairness?
IBM has confirmed that it will ship its new z196 processor, touted as the world’s fastest chip, next week
HP is to cough up $55 million (£36 million) in order to settle claims that it participated in a kickback…
Scientists in California plan to prove whether data centres can save power by cutting out the AC power
Greenpeace may not "Like" it, but the Oregon data centre is more efficient where it is, says Facebook
The advertising regulator's powers will be extended to cover social media marketing from 1 March
Ofgem's prospectus on smart metering is not all it's cracked up to be, according to analyst firm Ovum
Sustainability will be 'critical' to businesses, bringing cash savings as well as carbon cuts, according to Capgemini
Greenpeace's director, and 500,000 Facebook users, ask the company to use clean energy
Trend Micro has launched encryption management for the cloud and anti-malware for virtual machines
Running on VMware's bread-and-butter vSphere platform, the new management controls include management, security, data centre services and consulting
Project Horizon products showcase new, user-centric application and data delivery architecture
vFoglight Storage enables enterprises to manage virtual and physical storage deployments on a single screen
The acquisitions are intended to support VMware's emerging 'IT as a Service' strategy
Orange has officially launched its high definition (HD) voice service that promises superior voice calls on the mobile phone
AMD is quietly phasing out the ATI branding for its graphics products according to reports and will instead place them…