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US Engineers Test Self-Repairing Chips
A team from Caltech has developed an integrated circuit that heals itself when damaged
CeBIT 2013: How Innovative Are The Code_n Green Contenders?
CeBIT 2013's Code_n contest for green innovation is a big disappointment, says Wayne Rash
BT To Recycle Undersea Cables To Improve Isles Of Scilly Broadband
BT's "most ambitious" rural broadband project ever moves old undersea fibre
Savvis Doubles Data Centre Capacity In Slough
Slough continues to live up to its reputation as a data centre hotspot as Savvis doubles its capacity there
Data Centres To Get ‘MOT’ Certificates
Proposed certificate would take the guesswork out of buying data centre services
Technology Frontiers: The Machines Can Save Us
Jaron Lanier tells the Economist conference that nanopayments are the answer
Verne Global Expands Iceland Data Centre With More Colt Modules
More Colt modules will expand Verne's renewable-powered data centre in Keflavik
Microsoft Joins ODCA For Open Data Centre Push
Microsoft has joined an industry group looking to promote an open ecosystem within data centres
Leeds University Tests Iceotope’s Liquid-Cooled Servers
Leeds University is testing a cooling system that could have wider uses
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MWC 2013: Mobile Internet Can Be Another Industrial Revolution – Nokia CEO
Stephen Elop says it takes more than cheap phones to get the next billion people online
Yahoo’s Mayer Slated Over ‘Foolish’ Home Working Ban
Yahoo's Marissa Mayer has been heavily criticised by analysts over her decision to ban working from home
MWC 2013: IBM Teams Up With Deutsche Telekom For ‘Smarter Cities’ Products
IBM is building on Deutsche Telekom's Machine-To-Machine expertise to deliver integrated products for Smarter Cities projects around the world
HP’s Moonshot Hyperscale Servers To Arrive In The Summer
Project Moonshot lands in the second quarter of the year
The Rise Of The Cloud Service Broker
Cloud services won't reach their full potential until we can automate how we buy and sell them, says Peter Judge
Seagate Joins OpenStack, Open Compute
The US storage giant professes love for open source
Tech Success Awards: The NHS Trust That Trusts In Analytics
Orlando Agrippa got an NHS Trust from Colchester into business analytics, and won our Public Sector Project Of The Year award
NetApp Solid State Array Aims For Critical Business Apps
NetApp's new solid state flash storage array wants to gobble structured data
Video: What Is Weightless?
Weightless SIG explains why we need a new network standard
Rackspace: The UK Has Plenty Of Energy
Data centres should not fear Britain's energy future, says Rackspace's Nigeil Beighton
Rackspace Confirms New 10MW UK Data Centre
Ultra-efficient Rackspace data centre on its way to London
IT Life: Tablets, BlackBerrys and Managed Print Services
What makes Jim Reed happy? Tablets, and a nifty printer services deal that saves Nottingham University a packet
Cabinet Office Announces Funding For “Social Incubators”
Minister for Civil Society Nick Hurd gives money to socially positive start-up incubators
Online Aerial Map Shows Heat Loss From Homes And Offices
If you show on this map, lag your loft
Rackspace Profits Despite Hosting Slowdown Fears
Rackspace has posted impressive growth figures but that doesn't impress investors
Air Traffic Control Systems Could Ditch Radar And Release 5G Spectrum
TV signals could be used to locate aircraft as 5G plans take shape
VascoDe: Twitter And Facebook On A Phone With No Data
Israeli start-up gives feature phone owners in developing markets access to Wikipedia, Gmail, Skype
Seagate’s EVault Returns WIth Free 100GB Cloud Storage Offer
EVault offered a similar cloud backup deal in December, the success of which spurred the current offer
EU Rural Broadband Funding Cut To Zero
Cameron's budget cuts hit European broadband plans, as digital funds dive from €9.2 billion to €1 billion