Six areas have all reached 100 percent of votes in BT's scheme to drum up interest in rural fibre broadband
European consumers in remote regions will soon have another broadband-via-satellite option, thanks to Eutelsat
Stuxnet may have damaged over 1,000 centrifuges and variants will target other non-PC devices
"Conficker is still out there - and that's 28 terabits/second. If that thing was pointed at any national interest, it…
Millions of Christmas day calls with friends and families may be threatened by the ongoing disruption to Skype
IBM predicts holographic phones by 2015, batteries charged by air, cities heated by servers, and more
Another rural broadband project has been given the nod with a Scottish Parliament grant for a WiMax network
Millions of Skype users are still struggling to connect more than 24 hours after a supernode failure
The EU has given a green light for a new fibre optic network connecting residents to superfast broadband
Skype went down for several hours yesterday, affecting millions of VoIP users in its worst outage since 2007
The Welsh Labour MP Ian Lucas has criticised the coalition government for not funding superfast broadband in the region
Microsoft's HTML5 Labs allows developers to test new and evolving specs for inclusion in IE9 online
The US FCC has approved the order for preserving an open wired Internet, but mobile carriers granted leeway
Christmas shopping in the West End and central London has been hit after a fire at a telephone exchange in…
An FCC commissioner draws parallels between "darkest day of the year" and the impending vote on net neutrality
The .uk domain breaks the nine million registration barrier, as Britain's top-level domain continues to grow
British Airways has confirmed that its website is “operating intermittently” due to the sheer volume of requests
AVM continues its policy of putting as many features as possible into a well-designed router.
WikiLeaks-related issues have quietened down, says Eric Doyle. This is just the lull before a storm that will ring in…
At the hearing that confirmed Julian Assange's release on bail, the judge banned live Twitter updates
Facebook is a hotbed of crime, linked to 100,000 calls to police in the UK, according to a report
National security advisor Sir Peter Ricketts says WikiLeaks supporters may attack government sites
HP is touting its green credentials with the introduction of its energy efficient E-Series switch modules
Amazon says its sites in Europe suffered hardware problems, not a WikiLeaks cyber-war attack
If Anonymous hacktivists succeed in bringing down the Direct.gov site, it could trigger a rethink for Cameron
Voice over IP and IP PBXs are being increasingly adopted by small to medium businesses, a report claims
Twitter has stated it is not blocking Wikileaks from its Trends list. Elsewhere the DDoS attacks continue