A new approach can dish out bare-metal hardware on demand - and the standards are emerging to support it, says…
Intellectual property lawyer Karl Barnfather says tougher software patents will benefit businesses based in the UK
With a new curriculum on its way, Rachel Swidenbank wants to teach the UK to code
The most efficient liquid cooling systems use advanced engineering. Peter Judge finds that basic tech can be just as effective
Software defined network (SDN) products are changing data centres, but don't coinfuse them with White Label boxes, says Kelly Herrell
Cathal McGloin wanted to be a chef. Now in enterprise mobility, he seems to be busy feeding someone called Henry....
You might not want the EU meddling, but Peter Judge says the data centre industry must get involved or suffer…
Touchscreens, sensors and meeting room management will make employees happier, says Andrew Howells from Condeco
Matt Wilkins believes in moving mobile retail technology forward
You probably can't raise $2 million in crowdsourcing for your Green IT project, says Peter Judge. But you have to…
Police say sers have two weeks to rid their machines of Cryptolocker and Zeus Gameover. That means the crooks are…
The data centre Climate Change Agreement doesn't quite use the PUE efficiency measurement. So what, says Peter Judge
Christian Lanng says you can't build a tech company without promoting the flow of information, and making long term plans
Westminster has noticed data centres, and tiven them a slice off their electricity bill - if they sign up to…
Think about data privacy issues when you cast your vote next week, urges Rafael Laguna, CEO of Open Xchange
Matthew Gast is an authority on Wi-Fi, with a love of flying
Thanks to Heartbleed open source software will be better engineered and more secure, says Steve Nice, CTO at Reconnix
Facebook has got data centres as efficient as it can. Now it's working on the building process, says Peter Judge
Steve Cox wanted to be a lawyer. Instead he's an advocate for making technology services respond to users' needs
Data Scientists are hot property, but Decision Scientists are what you need to nurture, says Deepinder Dhingra
Unix may be declining, but HP, IBM and Oracle could keep customers on board a bit longer with more efficient…
If even anti-virus detractors like FireEye use the technology, it must be very much alive. Tom Brewster takes its temperature
Paul Byrne can sort your company's auto-enrolment pension liability, but he still quakes at the memory of flaky floppies
Dr Eric Cole, who has just joined InfoSec Hall Of Fame, warns that most countries are not ready for cyber…
Organisations care way too much about money and not enough about ethics when it comes to people's security, says Tom…
Dell is making computer packaging out of wheat straw. Peter Judge wants to see the company go further and build…
Adrian Davis, managing director for EMEA at (ISC)2, talks about the emerging field of cyber forensics
Lawrence Jones wanted to be a musicion. Now he orchestrates a tech empire
Early users of HP's Moonshot microservers buck the virtualisation trend, and early customers are in strange niches, says Peter Judge
Customers want local data centres after The Snowden revelations. Peter Judge thinks a new site might be just what Scotland…