TECHNOLOGY POWERING BUSINESS
Google Public DNS, Google's own free Domain Name System, is an attempt to make Web pages load faster at a time when millions of users are accessing the Web several times a day, triggering multiple DNS requests and bogging down the Web ...
Cisco is moving ahead with the $3.4 billion purchase of Tandberg despite not getting control of the desired 90 percent of shares
Switch off those idle servers. British businesses are being urged to power down their non-essential equipment over the Christmas and New Year break
Intel says its experimental 48-core “single-chip cloud computer” will greatly improve performance and efficiency in future data centres
The time has come to get your hands dirty (well, green) and take action. This part is packed with ideas and inspiration for steps that you and your organisation can take towards a more sustainable future.
Microsoft has been reluctant to take responsibility the Black Screen of Death case, leaving users to deal with softaware and hardware problems on their own
Increased workloads and expectations for new projects will lead to an increase in IT hiring in 2010, according to a survey by Robert Half Technology
Extreme Networks will outline its strategy for helping businesses migrate data centers from physical infrastructures to virtualised environments
IBM follows other vendors into the mobile data centre market - and its shipping containers don't have to hold IBM kit
Content producers should be pushed to embrace legitmate downloads or risk undermining the roll-out of UK broadband, says Andrew Donoghue
IT could help the world hit targets for cuts in CO2 emissions by 2020, say analysts amid calls for more attention on tech at the UN talks in Copenhagen
As Professor Phil Jones steps down from the beleagured Climatic Research Unit, the new acting director tells eWEEK the work will go on
Cisco pushes back the deadline for deciding whether to push forward with its $3.4 billion (£2bn) bid for video conferencing rival Tandberg
Networking giant Cisco is helping the city of Amsterdam provide detailed information on carbon emissions to its residents
Enterprises will invest more money in private cloud environments as the public clouds mature, according to Gartner, but eventually private and public clouds will unite to form hybrid environments.
IBM promises a flood of jobs from business analytics, while Lord Mandelson admits to failures in supporting Britain's techies
Google's patent application for a new cooling method for its servers gives a rare insight into the workings of its data centres
UK public services will be delivered via a government cloud and app store, with an emphasis on green IT and open source - according to a leaked five-year plan
The Ruby on Rails community releases Rails 2.3.5. Version 2.3.5 of the Ruby on Rails Web development framework features improved support for Ruby 1.9 and more
After initially refusing to comment, IBM gives in and confirms reports that it is acquiring Guardium
Starent Networks, which Cisco Systems wants to buy for $2.9 billion (£1.8bn), settles one of several lawsuits seeking to block the sale
Sun has updated its virtualisation software that enables users to move live virtual machines between disparate physical hosts
Shipments of servers in the third quarter fell 17 percent, but according to Gartner there are signs that the market is stabilising
The US airforce is buying thousands of PS3s as part of a move to expand its supercomputing project, but there has been some speculation that the Cell chip used by the PS3 could be phased out
The Conservative party's attempts to paint itself as the party of tech innovation through ties with Google could be upset by ongoing controversy around cutting off file-sharers
Traditional economics failed to predict the credit crunch - but supercomputers might stand a better chance, according to the EU
A third of companies have admitted that their disaster recovery plans do not protect their entire database
Only twenty percent of Britons are aware of how to protect their data online, according to the Savvy Citizens site, launched by BCS
Two trends are working to expand the viability not only of Linux but of Mac OS X, Solaris and other platforms: a shift to web-based applications and "WaaR," or Windows as a Runtime.
Researchers from IBM and Sophos take a look at the top security risks for enterprises and consumers alike in 2010