IBM is touting its cloud service as a way to allay Chinese security concerns about foreign technology
The social network is beefing up the securtity of its servers with the purchase of a US software start-up
Yahoo promises to implement end-to-end PGP encryption by 2015
Ross Mason invented Mule to make development easier. As strategy VP at Mulesoft, he says don't taken anything for granted
A compromised computer could hit 5.5 million email addresses with spam every week without its owner ever noticing
HP steps up war of words, promises to sue former Autonomy CFO and says Mike Lynch conducted “fraud”
Two medical students receive a $50,000 cheque from Microsoft after winning worldwide finals with an app that can diagnose anaemia
Red faces and embarrassment all round at Mozilla after a serious breach of developer details
A social network developed during telepresence meetings is fighting for the $50,000 Innovation prize
“To prove you are not spies, we require your source code”, Russia tells Apple and SAP
Samsung profit falls, as research suggests Android is on the verge of turning smartphone platforms into a one-horse race
Twitter acquires an image search startup, and reports encouraging financial results
The AA thinks few motorists will be interested when driverless cars are allowed on public roads from next year
Mozilla resolves its leadership troubles as interim CEO Chris Beard is appointed permanent chief exec
The new Linux version CoreOS is now production ready after being released to the stable release channel
Fresh doubts about the future of Tizen are raised by latest delay, which Samsung says is to allow for the…
The mobile browser gets unique homepage add-ons, new APIs
Revelytix and Hadapt will become part of Teradata’s R&D arm
Hewlett-Packard makes a significant investment in the Hadoop distribution vendor Hortonworks
The e-commerce giant makes a bigger than expected loss as it gears up to take on Apple and Google
Open source databases that meet business challenges will produce great changes, says Patrik Saller
TAILS Linux, used by Edward Snowden to communicate with journalists, is patching holes in one of its network overlays
Facebook reveals stunning financial results, as returns from mobile advertising reaches new heights
The British government switches to the ODF document format, but Microsoft is not happy
Former Autonomy CFO files court papers to halt HP's “collusive” settlement with disgruntled shareholders
Apple has been singled out for particular criticism by the European Commission over in-app purchases
The venerable ancestor of Microsoft’s navigation apps will be finally laid to rest - and UK favourite AutoRoute goes too
IBM did not enjoy a particularly great second quarter, but cost-cutting helped Big Blue pull in a profit
