Peter Judge welcomes the fruits of another year's work on data centre efficiency
An A7-powered iPad 5 will make it more attractive to businesess, but don't write off PCs just yet, says Wayne…
VMware bestrides the IT industry like a colossus, but Peter Judge finds some people who think it's not so cool…
Spear phishers have two very nice targets to choose from. Businesses just have to accept malware will get past them,…
Things have changed in the last ten years, says the SANS Institute's John Pescatore, but users still need careful watching
It really hurts the Army's NSA to come up against the Navy's Tor encryption, says former naval officer Wayne Rash
On-site generation could be the way forward for data centres, says Peter Judge
Chief fire officer at Cambridgeshire Fire & Rescue Services explains the many problems with IT across the emergency service
The Internet of Things starts with smart thermostats, but it will soon offer smart services, once we crack the language…
Drastic measures are needed if Microsoft is to make an impact on Amazon's cloud control, says Peter Judge
IOActive CTO Gunter Ollman says research is uncovering a lot of interesting flaws on much-used chips
Man-in-the-Browser attacks are only getting more frequent, thanks to the Citadel botnet and numerous other threats, says Dennis Schwarz
Without women in tech, we'll never get the best decisions, says Lawrence Jones
After T-shirt-gate, Mozilla and Microsoft, can show Yahoo the right way - and the wrong way - to respond to…
It takes a lot of nurture to keep Europe's Internet going, says RIPE NCC's Axel Pawlik
Everyone uses tablets at home, says Jeff Kilford. It's time to get touch into the enterprise
The scientific evidence for man-made climate change is watertight, says Peter Judge. But that doesn't matter to the denialists
Not many people noticed, but last week saw a DDoS attack using 100Gbps of raw bandwidth, says Sean Michael Kerner
Trolls can still file bogus patents, but the FTC can't fight them, thanks to the US government shutdown, says Wayne…
Technology is changing journalism beyond recognition, says Matthias Galle
Microsoft had no option but to make a gamble on Nokia, says Andreas Bernstrom
The NSA may have ruined Internet security, but Silent Circle is leading the way in pushing non-standardised encryption. Tom Brewster…
Wayne Rash found Apple's iOS 7 is an improvement, even though some features are quirky
Everyone needs to work together to ensure Internet security, says AMD's CTO, Mark Papermaster
We take things for granted that would have amazed us ten years ago, says spare-time pilot Raj Dutt
Iceland's green data centre pioneers can now boast of some big customers, says Peter Judge
Stop futzing with video games BlackBerry, and get more business apps on board, says Wayne Rash
Government IT contracts are a peak experience for Federico de-la-Mora of TripWire
Wi-Fi is great, but it's not always as easy as it should be. Edgar Figueroa wants to fix that