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HTC And Nokia Score Victory As IPCom Patent Is Revoked
A patent which threatened sales of HTC and Nokia phones in Germany has been revoked by the European Patent Office
IBM Snaps Up Vivisimo To Bolster Big Data Analytics
Acquisition will bring 140 new customers to IBM, including Airbus, Procter & Gamble and the US Navy
Interview: White Space Beats Fibre for Rural Broadband
Broadband Delivery UK should give £40 million to white space radio to connect the last ten percent of the population, says TTP's head of wireless Richard Walker
VMware Source Code Stolen From Chinese Military Contractor
Anonymous hacker takes VMware virtualisation code from Chinese military and posts it online
Intel Grows HPC With Cray Interconnect Deal
Intel is adding to its HPC portfolio with the purchase of the networking assets of supercomputer maker Cray
Canada Seeks App Developers For Digital Currency Challenge
The Royal Canadian Mint has invited developers to develop apps for a digital currency dubbed MintChip
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Our poll find half of our readers have management responsibilities in addition to IT
Cambridge White Space Trial Declared A Success
The trial of white space technology in Cambridge has been declared a success and is being touted as a solution to rural broadband
EMC And NetApp Poised To Fight Over Green Storage Company?
EMC and NetApp are eyeing up the all-Flash storage firm XtremIO
UK And Scandinavia Make Gains In Data Centre Rankings
UK becomes the second best location for data centres, while green concerns puish Nordic states up the rankings
“Dirty Disk” Vulnerability Threatens The Cloud
Rackspace and VPS.NET have resolved the issue, but shared storage in OnApp-based clouds could leak data
Google Drive Shakes Up Cloud Storage Market
Chris Preimesberger asks what took Google so long to launch Google Drive?
Google Finally Reveals Drive Cloud Storage
Google Drive cloud storage will work closely with other Google products
Dell Adds 40GbE Network Switch To Portfolio
Dell has expanded its networking portfolio with the addition of the Force10 MXL 10/40GbE blade switch
Facebook Passes 900 Million User Mark But Q1 Profits Fall
Total quarterly revenue rises 45 percent from Q1 2011 but 'seasonal factors' and increasing costs dent profits
Infosec: The UK Drops FUD Bombs On BYOD
The UK is afraid of BYOD, whilst others plough ahead. But it needn't be this way, says Tom Brewster
Microsoft Refreshes SkyDrive Cloud Storage
Microsoft releases SkyDrive for Windows app and improves services before Google Drive arrives
Data Centre Module Switches To DC To Cut Power
The data centre module from ABB and IO uses DC power throughout and claims to significantly reduce power and equipment costs
CSC Cuts 640 More Staff After Failed NHS Project
CSC staff on the failed NPfIT get compulsory redunancies
Microsoft’s Xbox Infringes Motorola’s Patents, Says Judge
Microsft says Motorola's patents are essential to industry standards for video coding and communicaions
Google Drive To Launch Today With 5GB Free Storage?
Google's cloud storage service could go live today with free and premium options
Dropbox Adds Collaboration Feature
A new linking capability allows non-Dropbox users to view documents and files in a browser without signing in
Apple Responds To Greenpeace Criticism
Apple has claimed an upcoming Oregon data centre will run on '100 percent renewable energy'
Facebook To Buy 650 AOL Patents From Microsoft
Social network gets second chance to acquire portfolio in £310m deal
Apple’s Entire Touch-Enabled Device Range Subjected To Patent Lawsuit
FlatWorld Interactives claims it developed touch technology used in the iPad and iPhone in the mid-90s
Intel Unleashes Ivy Bridge Architecture
Ivy Bridge finally lands as Intel hopes to make a splash in the mobile and media markets
Vodafone Buys Cable & Wireless For £1 Billion
Mobile giant Vodafone beats Tata to buy C&W's enterprise networks
Adobe Takes To The Cloud
Adobe's new Creative Cloud service allows subscribers to access Adobe tools including new CS6 applications
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