The rise of Big Data means everyone in business needs to have analytic skills, says Brian Gentile
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The rise of Big Data means everyone in business needs to have analytic skills, says Brian Gentile
This week we've seen Facebook get security right and wrong, says Sean Michael Kerner
The Syrian Electronic Army's attack on the Washington Post shows ad networks open up new threats, says Sean Michael Kerner
Google is using false reasoning to justify its scanning of Gmail messages, says Tom Brewster
Let's not write BlackBerry off, says Wayne Rash,. Its network and its QNX embedded software can see it through
Android is based on Linux, but some of it isn't open source. Sean Michael Kerner thinks Google should reconsider that
Ethical hacker Aaron Higbee now runs the technology at phishing awareness firm PhishMe
The cloud makes many aspects of IT easy, but tech professionals need to gain new skills to thrive there, says Microsoft evangelist Simon May
Recovery experts can get data back from space debris. Luckily Wayne Rash's problem wasn't so extreme
Opening Power to partners is a good move by IBM, says Peter Judge. But Google's role may be crucial to OpenPower
Apple needed Samsung's 3G patent, says Wayne Rash. The US has followed Europe and not ban iPhones over it
Windows 8.1 isn't perfect, but the enterprise version adds features IT has been wanting, says Wayne Rash
Marissa Mayer is looking to hire 50 PhDs by the end of this year to rebuild Yahoo Labs, which saw major cuts under her predecessor
Steve Nice, CTO at Reconnix, tells TechWeekEurope that the future is in the cloud, as long as we can secure it
Alexander fends off attacks from BlackHat audience member
Internet activist's former parter labels the report a "whitewash"
In response, Twitter announces it will introduce a ‘report’ button on individual tweets
Jon Maron from INRIX says you can still run a maps business, as long as you don’t focus on navigation
Pascal Clement has a mission. He's building Big Data solutions for travel, at Amadeus
Neelie Kroes says Europe is falling behind in 4G race and rural LTE is non-existent
Intel reveals energy-efficient versions of its Xeon chips, its first products under new CEO Brian Krzanich
Andrew Edison of AT&T honours the educational power of F1 - and coloured bricks
There's the PRISM of the NSA and the PRISM partly run by NATO, according to the German government
Dell's directors are reportedly considering a delay for the shareholder vote over the troubled buyout proposal
Microsoft can rearrange its exectuves all it likes.Wayne Rash says the real power is now with customers
The Doctor talks about milkshakes - and warns against Facebook's "surrogate" world
Working for Intel has provided some thrills for Stuart Dommett
Team Colinked want to share music between devices - and that desire got them to the Imagine Cup student competition finals in St Petersburg
Students from 71 countries meet in St Petersburg with a chance for a prize from Matt "The Doctor" Smith
Francis Maude questioned over how well the government is tracking the success of its online push