Coverity's testing solution is now used by the ANTLR open-source project to find and fix critical software defects

Coverity's testing solution is now used by the ANTLR open-source project to find and fix critical software defects
As CERN prepares to restart the Collider, the IT guys are turning to OpenStack and a European Science Cloud for help
Torvalds' LinuxCon keynote covered a lot more than the NSA backdoor joke, says Sean Michael Kerner
Profits and revenues continue to grow at Larry Ellison’s company, but it still missed analyst expectations
Thanks to the Raspberry Pi and gamers, Linux is all set to come out on top, says Sean Michael Kerner
UK’s biggest provider of online education announces open beta stage
National Programme for IT is likely to cost more than £9.8 billion
Mozilla has patched a number of security issues with the release of its Firefox 24 web browser
Facebook says adverts for smoking blends were the result of a technical glitch
IBM is throwing a load of its money into open source stuff
The successor to MeeGo works on Android hardware, runs apps from Google Play
Alerts will be sent out to around 50,000 people across different parts of the UK
HALO Trust says advanced positioning and navigation technology is making demining efforts less dangerous
The first release of OpenDaylight's SDN architecture comes five months after founding members including IBM, Cisco and the Linux Foundation announced the initiative
New 'JSON Anywhere' set of open source tools enables faster, simpler mobile app development
Creators say open source “Coder” software is an easy way to learn HTML, CSS and JavaScript
Twitter is to file for a public listing, in one of most anticipated tech-related IPOs since Facebook
Microsoft is reportedly developing a Windows Phone voice assistant to rival that of Apple’s Siri
A new update of the popular WordPress blogging platform tackles a number of security issues
Canonical’s systems management solution Landscape can now manage x86- and ARM-based server environments
TechWeekEurope gets a partner publication in Latin America
Facebook ratchets up its market value as shares in the company reach a new Wall Street high
Even the father of Linux is not immune to hardware failure
IBM sells its customer care business processing unit to Synnex, as it concentrates on higher value offerings
Just like human beings, application software has a lifecycle. And just like us, that software needs care and attention at every stage of its life. TechWeekEurope editor Peter Judge introduces our Applications Lifecycle Management focus.
BMC Software completes its efforts to become a privatised company, in a deal worth £4.4 billion
The trade organisation credits the technology for eliminating in-cinema film recordings
Patchfield is aimed at Android developers who want to create focused audio applications that can be connected together
Open source cloud is not enough. Sean Michael Kerner says solutions have to interoperate as well
In just five years, Google's Chrome browser has gained a 41.4 percent share of the global browser market