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Microsoft Preps Office 365 For Late June
Microsoft is said to be readying its cloud suite, Office 365, for an official launch later this month
IDC Warns Of Slowing Demand For PCs
PC sales will slow in 2011 on the back of slowing consumer demand, market researcher IDC has warned
HP Workers Consider Strike Over Offshoring Plans
HP workers at a number of UK sites are considering strike action over plans to offshore their jobs
IT Services Firms Are Buying Their Green Credentials
IT firms see emissions as a marketing expense, and aren't attacking energy efficiency, according to a report
Network Vendors Tout Fabric-Based Designs
Cisco’s FabricPath and HP’s FlexNetwork mark a shift in network architectures across the board
SugarCRM Offers Alternative To Saleforce: Review
CRM software isn’t child’s play, but SugarCRM proves oddly comforting, and is cheaper than Salesforce
Salesforce Chatter Update Tweaks: First Look
The enterprise social media tool gets file-sharing capabilities and a 'Favorites' facelift
Facebook To Kill Google? Oh Please…
Facebook could kill Google? And monkeys can fly... What is that they say about living in a world of pure imagination, asks Clint Boulton
Report: Apple Pays Big For iCloud Music Licences
Apple is reportedly paying music labels handsomely for licences related to its upcoming iCloud service
Dell Advised To Acquire Brocade For Networking Boost
Dell should acquire Brocade in order to strengthen its data centre networking credentials, says analyst
Most Websites Leak Sensitive Data, Survey Finds
Most websites are guilty of leaking sensitive user information, according to an academic survey
Traditional Defences Can’t Stop APT, Zero-Day Threats
Security vendor warns that antivirus and intrusion prevention are not enough to stop cyber-attackers
Cisco, HP, Juniper Drive Down Ethernet Prices
Ethernet switch markets saw revenue declines despite a rise in the number of ports, say Dell'Oro and Canalys
EMC Data Domain Analytics Engine From Index Engines
An appliance that indexes EMC Data Domain backup-image content to be extracted for business purposes
Feckless Sony Gets Yet Another Jolly Rogering
Sony is either the most unfortunate or the most careless company to fall for simple SQL injection attacks - again and again, says Eric Doyle
Ofcom Warns Of TV Changes To Prevent 4G Clash
The arrival of 4G services in the UK could well impact some digital TV signals Ofcom has warned
Cyber-Attacks Show Need For Strong Data Security
Protecting the data where it lives is better than relying on perimeter defences alone
Our Readers Want Reliable Servers
You say you would choose a reliable server over a cheap one. Next: What is your strategy for office productivity?
UK Tech Growth Lags Behind Global Average
Technology growth in Britain is sluggish, but the UK still accounts for a large part of the EU’s tech revenues
Cyber Security Challenge Open For Registrations
The 2012 Cyber Security Challenge UK competition is ready to welcome this year's cyber-gladiators
The Government’s Greenest IT Policy Is Foreign
Will the UK Foreign Office's move to implement a green IT strategy encourage other departments to follow suit, asks Miya Knights
Server Immersion Offers Cooling Benefits
Green Revolution Cooling claims that totally immersing servers in oil can cut cooling costs by 95 percent
Apple To Introduce iCloud At WWDC
Apple's iCloud, to be introduced at its Developer Conference, will target cloud offerings from Google and Amazon
BT Tests Low-Energy Broadband, Charts Progress
BT is testing an energy saving option for broadband lines as part of its ongoing green drive
ARM President Targets Mobile PC Domination
ARM officials aim to dominate the mobile PC market within four years, but are more cautious about servers
NEON And IBM Settle Long Running Mainframe Lawsuit
The mainframe lawsuit between NEON and IBM has ended after the two parties settled their differences
AMD Preps Chips For Tablet Devices
AMD is reportedly developing a CPU that is aimed squarely at the burgeoning tablet market
Wyse Looks To SMBs With Wyse-Kaviza Virtual Client
Wyse has teamed up with desktop virtualisation provider Kaviza for a low cost option for SMBs
Juniper’s Fabric Network Could Improve Security
Flattening the network to give a single layer topography should make it more secure, but could also attract hackers, says Eric Doyle