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Siemens Software Flaw Threatens Critical Infrastructure
US authorities investigate a vulnerability which resembles the one used by Stuxnet
Is Liquid Air Energy Storage The Key To Making Data Centres Green?
Cylinders of liquid air could back-up your data centre and make the grid smarter, says Peter Judge
Inside the Facebook Green Data Centre: Pictures
Facebook's data centre in Oregon is an energy efficiency leader. We took a look inside
Coraid Announces EtherCloud Data Centre Storage Solution
Ethernet and clever code as an alternative to “big iron” storage
Amazon Glacier Launched For Long Term Cloud Storage
The cheap storage platform acts like a freezer for your data
Adobe Plans Creative Cloud Updates
Adobe has released a roadmap for its Creative Cloud offering, as well as new features for the Muse HTML5 design tool
How Can Your Mobile Device Project Be A Tech Success?
Have you got a mobile device project that is helping your organisation perform better? Peter Judge wants to hear about it
HP Targets SMBs With Latest Itanium NonStop Server
HP's NS2100 system arrives not long after a court ordered Oracle to continue developing its software for Intel's Itanium platform
G-Cloud Chief Slams Unsupportive Naysayers
Some people just don't get it, says angry G-Cloud chief Denise McDonagh
IT Life: Making Hotels.com More Agile
Agile development has changed the world at Hotels.com, says VP of technology Stuart Silberg
VMware vCloud Test Drive Tempts New Users
A virtual data centre, virtually free for a virtual spin
Cisco Records Strong Quarter Thanks To UCS Growth
Cisco has beat analyst expectations thanks to the growth of its cloud and data centre business
Sophos Upgrades Mobile Platform To Assist BYOD Businesses
Aware of growing BYOD deployments, Sophos has added granular device management to its MDM platform
New Cloud Laws Needed For Business Data
European cloud laws are a mess, says Dominic Pollard. Let's update them!
IBM Announces Plans To Buy Texas Memory Systems
Texas Memory Systems is set to be welcomed into Big Blue's big arms
US Asked To Prove Kim Dotcom Crimes Before Extradition
The New Zealand judge wants Megaupload founder to be treated fairly
Rackspace Releases Private Cloud Software For Free Download
Rackspace is hoping to tempt new users by making Rackspace Private Cloud Software available for free download
Big Data – The Austerity Buster
Mark Young thinks big data could be the development which finally allows us to lift our faltering economy
Move Over PUE – Here Comes FVER!
PUE is a good data centre efficiency measure, but Peter Hopton thinks FVER might go one better
Microsoft SkyDrive Gets Major Upgrade
Microsoft has rolled out a major upgrade to its SkyDrive Cloud Storage service, including faster uploads
HP Virtualisation Software Secures Enterprise Clouds
HP has unveiled network virtualisation software to improve and secure enterprise cloud data and VMs
TechWeek Readers Say Marissa Mayer Won’t Save Yahoo
Even the former Google engineer won't save the Internet giant, says our poll
Three Quits £150m Government Rural Mobile Coverage Plan
Three upsets government plan to build better mobile coverage for rural not spots
Colt Buys ThinkGrid To Sell Cloud To SMEs
Smaller firms will buy cloud services through resellers, says Colt
RIM Hoists NewBay ‘For Sale’ Sign And Mulls Asset Sale
Troubled BlackBerry maker RIM is reportedly looking to sell Newbay and other assets as it seeks to organise a mobile fightback
Samsung Preps ARM-Based Server Chips
Samsung is reportedly developing a low-power ARM-based server chip, expected to arrive in 2014
Britain Still Lagging In Broadband League Table
New figures from Akamai have revealed that Britain's broadband network continues to trail rival European nations
Oracle Isn’t Cosying Up To ARM Servers Just Yet
Oracle hasn't yet announced plans for ARM-based servers, but why not?
HP Braced For Huge Loss After £5bn EDS Writedown
HP executives are bracing themselves for a huge Q3 loss due to a $8 billion writedown of the EDS acquisition