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GCHQ Names Robert Hannigan As New Boss
A Foreign Office Mandarin has been named as the new chief of Britain's eavesdropping service, GCHQ
Smartphone Manufacturers And US Operators Agree To Anti-Theft...
US operators relent and agree to basic anti-theft kill-switch for smartphones sold in the country
Avere: SSD Plus Cloud Storage Beats Local Drives
Independent SPEC tests back up the claim by solid state cloud storage maker that we can all chuck out our hard drives
Intel Benefits From XP Migration But Mobile Dips
The move from Windows XP helped the performance of Intel's PC group, but mobile chip sales decline
Microsoft Releases Office 365 Personal
Microsoft releases Office 365 Personal - a less expensive subscription aimed at individual users
Microsoft Previews Azure Cloud For Internet Of Things
Microsoft offers a new Azure service for the Internet of Things, regardless of underlying operating system
Yahoo’s Mayer Signals Growth Period After Modest Earnings
The pressure on Yahoo CEO Marissa Meyer eases somewhat after modest earnings and growth
Why Did The IBM VP Board HP’s Moonshot?
Susan Blocher was marketing IBM's PureSystems, till she decided to jump to HP's Moonshot programme. What was the attraction?
SoftLayer Cloud Customers Get IBM Disaster-Recovery Services
Following its acquisition by IBM last year, SoftLayer is now integrating its parent company's security and disaster-recovery offerings
Big Data: Marching Toward A Knowledge-Driven Society
Praveen Mandal from SGI explains the steps we will need to take to exploit the potential of Big Data and the Internet of Things
IT Life: Agile And The Raspberry Pi
Barrie Hadfield likes agile development, human rights and the Raspberry Pi
Microsoft Azure Gains EU Privacy Approval
The Microsoft Azure platform becomes the first solution to meet the EU's stringent privacy requirements
Internet Grows To 271 Million Domain Names
More evidence of the growing Internet as it reaches 271 million registered domain names around the world
Quiz Of The Week: What’s In A Name?
How did Google, Intel and the rest all get their names? Find out in our quiz!
BT To Offer Secure, Dedicated Access To Microsoft Azure
BT offers Azure customers the ability to bypass the public Internet when connecting to the Microsoft service
Intel Closes Another Factory And Cuts Jobs
Intel's restructuring continues as it closes a chip plant in South America with a loss of 1,500 jobs
Microsoft To Drive Internet of Things With Connected Cars
Microsoft targets the connected car market with Windows as it seeks to grow its 'Internet of Things' presence
Dropbox Offers Carousel For Better Photo Management
Dropbox adds new business and consumer apps, as former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice joins the board
ElasticHosts To Charge Linux Cloud Customers By Consumption, Not...
ElasticHosts' container service promises to make it cheaper and easier for businesses to move to the cloud
HP Launches Faster Test As Moonshot Servers Take Off
HP has some customers for its Moonshot servers, but a new express test of the system could persuade more users on board
Google Targets Windows XP-Dependent Businesses With Chromebook...
Google dances on Windows XP's grave by asking enterprises to consider something new
Teradata Supercharges Analytics With Active Enterprise Data Warehouse...
The new hardware offers eight times more memory, three times more flash and 40 percent more processing power
Lenovo IBM Server Deal Faces US Security Probe
The purchase of IBM's x86 server business by Chinese Lenovo is being probed on national security grounds
Oracle, Fujitsu Upgrade SPARC64 X+ Servers
Oracle and Fujitsu continue their relationship with an upgrade to their co-developed Fujitsu M10 servers
HP Autonomy Pushes On With On Demand Service
An online version of HP Autonomy IDOL can give IBM's Watson a run for its money, says Robert Youngjohns
US Criticises European Anti-Spying Internet Proposals
The US Trade Representative has said European anti-spying plans could bring the EU into conflict with international trade laws
Big Iron Birthday: Mainframes Are 50
IBM announced the System/360 mainframe in April 1964, kicking off a revolution in centralised computing
Migration Tool Automates .NET Shift To Cloud
Mobilize.Net's WebMAP2 migration tool is designed to automatically migrate outdated .NET applications for mobile and cloud environments
Microsoft Makes Business Case For Kinect v2
Microsoft's upgraded Kinect sensor technology has applications in health IT and business computing, according to the company