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It's all about the money as we run down the top ten richest people in tech

It's all about the money as we run down the top ten richest people in tech

The forum is back, but not as we know it, writes Tom Brewster...

There's gold in them thar mundane tech hills, according to Tom Brewster...

Tom Brewster looks at the importance of speaking the same language as customers...

Tom Brewster looks at how one British firm is innovating when it comes to payments

Tom Brewster looks at how one British firm is innovating when it comes to payments

Extended support for XP will soon be no more. Tom Brewster asks if your business is ready for the deadline?

Tom Brewster doesn't seem too impressed with the latest tech innovations to come out of London...

How we can defend against automated attacks? Tom Brewster takes a look...

Amazon's drone plans were met with derision, but unmanned aircraft could benefit a wealth of industries.

Amazon's drone plans were met with derision, but unmanned aircraft could benefit a wealth of industries.

Google's proposals deemed "not acceptable" leaving the tech giant facing a fine

Christmas doesn't bring much cheer for BlackBerry, despite a Foxconn deal.

Privacy pros not convinced fines will stop Google collecting data illegally.

Calxeda runs out of money despite apparent industry interest in ARM servers.

Telecoms giant says its first public transparency report will land in early 2014.

Tech giant concerned about 68 per cent jump in government requests to take down content.

Effective KPI dashboards can help you keep track of your targets and how you're measuring up to them.

Firefox tool to show users who is tracking them when they visit different websites.

Micro-blogging king going for modest IPO.

Site powering popular programming language has two servers compromised.

Grisly details of HP's massive restructuring emerge.

Edward Snowden leak shows broad US snooping on EU partners.

The Government says South Tyneside isn't interested in BDUK funds, but the council says it very much is.

Just six bulletins feature in this month's Patch Tuesday, but there will be plenty of rebooting required.

Spam messages claim to include details on anti-Putin protests but only lead to nasty malware being installed on user machines.

Anonymous goes after the Catholic church in its latest attack.

Duqu, the malware created by the same team as Stuxnet, uses its own special language to communicate with its operators, Kaspersky finds.

It might not be called the iPad 3, but we give you three reasons to care about the tablet despite yesterday's underwhelming launch.

The new iPad comes with 4G support, a retina display and a fresh, powerful processor.

The regulator cuts the amount Openreach can charge for its wholesale infrastructure, as BT considers an appeal.

Websense wonders why wily wrongdoers were whacking WordPress websites.

After the FBI charges five men and Sabu is alleged to be an informant, Panda Security sites are targeted by AntiSec.

The deal will see M86's real-time zero-day protection products in the hands of new owners.