News Archive | April 2012

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April 30th
- IBM Impact 2012: IBM unveils Mobile Foundation software and services line-up
- IBM Impact 2012: Developers given access to SmartCloud sandbox to create reusable tech packages
- High Court tells UK ISPs to block The Pirate Bay
- IBM Impact 2012: Are all innovators created equal?
- IBM Impact 2012: Whirlpool talks up benefits of IBM partnership
- Research: UK needs 4G for investment and innovation
- Informatica Cloud PaaS gets an update
- Green credentials sway cloud provider choice
- ICO hits NHS board with £70,000 fine
- Microsoft fixes Hotmail security flaw
- Google engineer created snooping algorithm
April 27th
- DDoS attackers set their sights on SMBs
- BT launches life sciences R&D into cloud
- Former Sun chief backs Google in feud with Oracle
- Galaxy phones help Samsung bank record profit
- Controversial cyber security bill passed in US
April 26th
- Infosec: Workplace Facebook bans are a waste of time
- Simplifying Windows 7-driven PC Deployments
- Kaspersky launches virtual malware protection
- VMware plays down risk of source code leak
- Google's expansion plans revealed in trial against Oracle
April 25th
- Zunicore to offer cloud-based GPU for high-performance computing
- FBI: Thousands of PCs could lose internet access in July
- Google Drives business users to the cloud
- ICO sounds alarm over second-hand hard drives
- Berners-Lee predicts new internet revolution
- Apple hails "record" second quarter sales
- O2 offers 'Future Fund' grants to local authorities
- ViaSat raps ICO for going easy on private sector
- Infosec: IBM debuts anomaly detection system
April 24th
- Infosec: Safer internet depends on private sector
- Sophos: Apple users "soft targets" for malware threats
- IT search portal offers helping hand to time-poor CIOs
- Remote healthcare tech could save money and lives
- Adobe launches Creative Cloud
April 23rd
- Facebook to pay Microsoft $550 million in patent deal
- CSC outlines plans to trim UK headcount
- Gartner: Worldwide UTM revenues top $1bn
- Vodafone stumps up £1bn for Cable & Wireless Worldwide
- EMC to snap up flash player XtremIO?
- GCHQ denies Anonymous website takedown claims
- Intel launches Ivy Bridge chip with in-built SMB management features
April 20th
- HP: Enterprise driving European take-up of IPv6
- Stressed IT workers in career change quandary
- Qualcomm chip shortage could hit iPhone 5 launch
April 19th
- Enterprise to drive BYOD growth
- HP: Enterprise networks killed by cloud
April 18th
- Toshiba rapped by ICO for data breach
- Gmail users hit by service disruption
- US and China stage cyber war simulations
- HP unveils Enterprise App Store service
- Anonymous threatens to target GCHQ website again
- Berners-Lee slams Facebook over data openness
- Citrix to offer 'public cloud scalability' to private customers
April 17th
- Webcast: CIO strategies for IT consumerisation
- Greenpeace hits out at "dirty" cloud providers
- hVault unveils holographic storage
- Betfair makes cloud-based app platform from betting exchange
- Microsoft unveils business editions of Windows 8
- Red Hat welcomes Microsoft's move into open source
- HTC shares tumble as Samsung confirms Galaxy launch date
April 16th
- Government sites survive triple takedown attempt by Anonymous
- Webcast: Eight reasons why desktop virtualisation projects fail and how to overcome them
- Gartner: Firms must invest more in CIOs
- Apple iCloud and MobileMe push service remains suspended in Germany
- GE Healthcare comes clean over NHS data leak
- Oracle and Google trial set to begin today
- Google hit with $25,000 fine by FCC over Street View
April 13th
- Updated: Gov confirms departure of G-Cloud director
- Leaked Microsoft roadmap hints at 2013 release for Office 15
- Portugal floats ‘terabyte tax’ in fight against illegal file sharers
April 12th
- Scientists demo quantum network prototype
- Cloud-based payroll providers warned of new malware risk
- Security industry criticises Apple over Flashback malware
- Intel unveils PCIe SSD range
- IBM simplifies infrastructure costs with PureSystems
- BT to double Infinity broadband speeds
- Sony looks to mobile and medical sectors to turnaround fortunes
- Raspberry Pi set to ship in days
- Apple sued by US government over e-book price fixing
April 11th
- McAfee issues medical kit hack attack warning
- Software glitch bugs Nokia Lumia 900 users
- Gartner: Apple iPad to lead tablet market into 2016
- Huawei previews high-end £100 Android smartphone
- Oracle reveals raft of Xeon E5-based Sun servers
- Citrix users on XenApp upgrade red alert
- HP debuts converged cloud offering
April 10th
- Anonymous attack takes down Home Office
- Red Hat Storage 2.0 goes into beta
- Microsoft calls on users to ditch XP
- Nokia Lumia 900 goes on pre-order
- Sony posts $6.4 billion loss as woes continue
- Facebook snaps up Instagram for $1 billion
April 5th
- Microsoft expands virtualisation family
- Western Digital brings 2TB to Macs
- Apple OS X users warned of botnet risk
- TIBCO acquires LogLogic
April 4th
- Lancashire picks BT for Government-funded broadband push
- RIM launches Blackberry Mobile Fusion
- Firms warned over IPv6 security risks
- ownCloud offers open source Dropbox rival
- HGST unveils 4TB hard drive
- Facebook countersues Yahoo
April 3rd
- Visa drops Global Payments from PCI compliant list
- IT directors fear project vs budget battle in 2012
- Telefónica and Intel launch joint hybrid cloud pilot
April 2nd
- Dell acquires thin client giant Wyse
- Industry hits out at Gov's new internet snooping laws
- IDC: Hard disk market to return to growth
- Gartner: IT departments under threat from cloud
- Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 chips to power Windows 8 laptops
- Box unveils ‘mobile cloud for enterprise’