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Vodafone Predicts SMB Growth For M2M
Vodafone believes more businesses will begin to use M2M for external processes in 2014, not just internal
The Internet Of Things Waits On Standards
Great idea, but the Internet is going nowhere till it has settled on a standard, says Peter Judge
UK Cinema Trade Group Bans Google Glass
The Cinema Exhibitors' Association, representing more than 90 percent of British cinemas, said it will ban Glass from auditoriums
BT: DDoS On The Rise, But Only Half Of UK Businesses Have Protection In Place
Almost a third of global organisations are attacked by DDoS more than once a year, suggests research by British Telecom
IBM Announces London SoftLayer Data Centre
IBM's SoftLayer business plonks a server barn down in Chessington to satisfy London customers' need to keep their data local
O2 Research Shows Support For Flexible Working As Government Legislation Takes Effect
O2 says 4G, Wi-Fi and the cloud can help workers take advantage of new laws that allow workers to request the right to work remotely
HyperCat Spec Takes Aim At Internet of Things
A consortium of British firms develops an Internet of Things (IoT) data sharing standard
Intel Opens Internet Of Things Development Lab In Swindon
Stockholm, Munich, Istanbul... Swindon?
IT Life: Quantum Computing And Gibson Guitars
Matt Finnie looks forward to quantum computers, but appreciates classic designs
Google Introduces Android Auto – A Platform That Makes Cars Smart
The company gets ready to fight Apple on a brand new battlefield
Google Announces First Android Wear Smartwatches
LG’s G Watch and Samsung’s Gear Live will ship next month, while Moto 360 is expected by the end of the summer
Why Fujitsu Grows Lettuces In Fukushima – CEO
Masami Yamamoto, head of Fujitsu, explains why the Japanese giant is growing high-tech lettuce next door to the nuclear disaster site
Bare Metal: The Cloud Is Not Always Virtual
A new approach can dish out bare-metal hardware on demand - and the standards are emerging to support it, says Peter Judge
New Xeon Phi Chips Will Have Omni Scale Fabric On Board
Next generation processors will be complemented by high-bandwidth memory designed in partnership with Micron
China Tops Supercomputer List For Third Time
China's Tianhe-2 has yet again led the Top500 supercomputer rankings, but the overall growth in performance has levelled off
Dell Helps Build UK’s Fastest Academic Supercomputer
The new hardware at the University of Cambridge will help process radio signals created during the Big Bang
Google’s Nest Opens API To Control Home Devices
Google extends Nest with a developer programme for third party devices
Google Puts Spotlight On Energy, Access Efforts
Google is giving a new prominence to its wide range of Internet access and power delivery projects, and to vice president Craig Barratt
For Microsoft, Wearable Teach Means Wireless Charging Trousers
The company helps develop stylish clothing that can charge a smartphone
Elon Musk Promises Solar Power Cheaper Than Fracked Gas
Elon Musk's SolarCity buys panel maker and promises to slash the cost of solar power
Ask The Experts: When Home Tech Meets Business
What happens when business tech meets home automation? IBM warns our readers to keep things clear
Rackspace Launches Bare-Metal Servers For The Cloud
OnMetal, the first product based on the OpenStack Ironic project, makes custom app deployment easy and is coming to Europe in 2015
Unisys Finally Retires CMOS Mainframe Processors
Older mainframes can be replaced with compatible models based on x86 chips
Liquid Cooling Is Not Rocket Science, Says HP
The most efficient liquid cooling systems use advanced engineering. Peter Judge finds that basic tech can be just as effective
Microsoft Introduces Machine Learning For The Azure Cloud
The company wants to democratise access to predictive analytics, a public launch is expected next month
London Technology Week Trailer
Why is London such a great place to run a technology business?
Ask The Experts: Wearable Tech In the Office
Our readers get help from IBM on how to integrate wearable tech without being intrusive
Elon Musk Gives Away All Of The Tesla Patents
CEO of Tesla Motors says the company will not sue anyone for using its proprietary technologies
In Pictures: Astronaut Launches HP’s Water-Cooled Apollo
Space legend Story Musgrave unveils HP's water-cooled Apollo 8000 supercomputer