Today in tech: Cloud computing takes off, criminals knock BT offline
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McAfee to pay for PC repairs after patch fiasco
McAfee said it will pay compensation to customers hit by a flawed antivirus update last week. PC Pro
Cloud computing to double by 2012
An analyst firm believes UK business will double their use of cloud computing, making it a 1 billion market in two years. BBC
3D TVs hit Korea
Samsung's 9000 series 3D televisions have officially gone on sale in South Korea. Expert Reviews
Criminals disrupt BT broadband services in Kent
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Copper stealing thieves have knocked broadband in Kent offline. IT PRO
Freelance journalist Nicole Kobie first started writing for ITPro in 2007, with bylines in New Scientist, Wired, PC Pro and many more.
Nicole the author of a book about the history of technology, The Long History of the Future.
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Amazon is cutting 14,000 roles in a bid to ‘operate like the world's largest startup’News The layoffs at Amazon mark the latest in a string of cuts in recent years
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Why hardware matters when it comes to moving from AI fiction to AI factSupported GPUs, networking, and smart devices are as much the story of AI success as software
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McAfee unveils London cloud data centreNews The security firm has announced its fifth cloud data centre opening within a year in England’s capital city.
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Energy firms unprepared for cyber attacksNews Energy providers recognise the threats they face, but some are not responding with the tech to protect themselves, data shows.
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Security: Year in review 2010In-depth It's been a huge year for the security industry. We look back at some of the biggest moments of 2010.
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McAfee offers ‘unlimited’ online backup serviceNews Those with home offices and smaller businesses could potentially see this as a viable backup storage option.
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Adobe and McAfee join forces to protect dataNews It’s claimed that McAfee and Adobe customers will get the best of both worlds.
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Inside data targeted by spam attacks in 2009News The bad guys are also going to target the unemployed by baiting them with money making schemes.
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McAfee buys Secure Computing for £258 millionNews Security software vendor McAfee goes on a spending spree in an effort to expand its product range and increase market share.
