What can we learn from the Target hack? Sean Michael Kerner says we can't blame any single technology
The NHS wants to share your healthcare data. Gayna Hart tells us that the scheme is safe - and it…
Some people doubt whether Intel can clean bloodstained "conflict minerals" from its supply chain, but Peter Judge applauds it for…
Verizon has beaten the FCC's Net Neutrality legislation, but Wayne Rash says the regulator can easily fix this
Virtualisation helped solve It problems, but created more issues, that only scale out architectures can solve, says Stefan Bernbo
For once, there are no fixes for Internet Explorer on Patch Tuesday. Sean Michael Kerner welcomes Microsoft's progress in securing…
Some people poured cold water on IBM's New Watson AI Unit. Daryl Taft says the project needs time to prove…
The Target breach exposed how weak security is at shops. Wayne Rash wants to see biometrics
Cyberpunk novels got Dell's Dominique Vanhamme into tech
Liquid cooling dominates the Green500 list - even though it doesn't full measure efficiency, says Peter Judge
John McAfee was a liability, and the Intel brand is stronger, says Sean Michael Kerner
It's no wonder businesses are trying to avoid upgrading from Windows XP, says Wayne Rash
Relatively-small FireEye can raise the money to buy out Mandiant, because threat detection is important, says Sean Michael Kerner
Iain Chidgey from Delphix says it’s about time we replace the relational database
We can all learn from how NASA plans for failures, says Sean Michael Kerner
Governments' energy policies and surveillance activities will unintentionally shape our data centres, says Peter Judge
European telcos could ease customers' fear of US-based surveillance, if they can build the right services, says Birger Steen
Investors must see something if they are going to invest in a company that's just lost £2.7 billion, says Steve…
Alan Turing's pardon is welcome, but he wasn't the one at fault, says Peter Judge
Check your Christmas credit card bills, don't be scared of security breaches, says Sean Michael Kerner
for Barry Shteiman, security is all about people sharing information to keep each other secure
The US government will ignore much that Obama's advisors ask for, says Wayne Rash, but some things will change
President Obama's task force wants to make sure a new Edward Snowden is not possible... or necessary, says Sean Michael…
Google is thought to be designing its own ARM chips. Peter Judge says, why not use IBM's Power?
Marissa Mayer's apology doesn't wipe out Yahoo's mishandling of its email fail, says Michelle Maisto
The CIO hs become dominant, but Calum MacLeod thinks the species could go the way of the dinosaurs
Cloud databases are worrying things from a security perspective, warns Tom Brewster
James Shannon likes the challenge of making mobile data connect with real life
The NSA is tracking you with Google cookies. Sean Michael Kerner is not surprised
Free storage is going away - and so will other freemum services, says Wayne Rash