News Archive | March 2013

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March 28th
- Gartner: Global IT spending to hit $3.8 trillion in 2013
- VMware speaks out about PayPal future
- Rackspace acquires Exceptional Cloud Services
March 27th
- Massive cyber attack kills internet speeds across the globe
- Three happy to play 4G waiting game
- Damovo launches Cisco cloud-based UC
- PayPal pledges support to VMware over OpenStack claims
- Government to launch cyber security information sharing service
- Altodigital heads into the West
March 26th
- Piers Linney: New Dragon in the Den
- BT embarks on Scottish Highlands broadband rollout
- Fujitsu UK and Ireland bags £800m pension pot investment
- A third of Microsoft Dynamics tech pros plot job swap
- Channel Q&A: Yuri Pasea, CEO, Prianto
March 25th
- Fortinet to acquire Coyote Point
- Yahoo acquires Summly and pulls it from Apple App Store
- Apple fixes iCloud password security hole
- Brocade debuts Fabric Vision SAN technology
- Stolen logins used to distribute malware in South Korea attacks
- Apple iCloud password security hole fixed
March 22nd
- OnApp open sources cloud CDN
- Google: main challenge to cloud adoption is hosting mindset
- Apple adds two-factor authentication to iCloud security
- Apple beefs up iCloud security
- Microsoft opens up on collaboration with law enforcement agencies
- Cambridge boffins invent “Red Dwarf”-style virtual assistant
March 21st
- BlackBerry 10 is secure enough for UK Government, stresses BlackBerry
- Pure Storage prepares for flash battle with EMC
March 20th
- AWS building secret government cloud for CIA, claims report
- Comms-care Shake it off for Comic Relief
- Budget 2013: Industry laments lack of tech talk during Osborne address
- Budget 2013: Chancellor talks up tax breaks for start-ups
- Xbox Live users hit by data breach
March 19th
- Salesforce updates business social network Chatter
- IDC warns PC market to miss Q1 growth forecasts
- ARM CEO Warren East set to retire after 12 years on top
- Intel goes on hiring spree as it prepares for TV debut
- Samsung working on a wristwatch
- Stevinson launches BI consultancy
March 18th
- Fujitsu bows out of BDUK superfast broadband race
- Adobe ditches boxed Creative Suite products
- Fusion-IO snaps up ID7
- Windows Phone 8 support to end July 2014
- Egnyte opens cloud storage up to Amazon, Google and Microsoft
March 15th
- Intel showcases the power of touch
- Cabinet Office axes top CIO role
- UPDATED: Android founder Andy Rubin steps down from role at Google
- Department for Business, Innovation and Skills loses more than 100 devices in three years
- CMS Distribution game for a laugh
- Windows Azure powers Korean cloud gaming
- Samsung Galaxy S4 launched
March 14th
- Home Office forges Cyber Crime Reduction Partnership
- US National Vulnerability Database infected with malware
- Nexus 4 vs iPhone 5 vs S3 vs Lumia 920 vs BB Z10 head-to-head review
- Human rights group brands five companies "enemies of the internet"
- Ovum foretells enterprise "radical change"
- Hotmail problems explained by Microsoft
- Hotmail and Outlook users hit by fresh round of service troubles
- Google Nexus 7 vs Amazon Kindle Fire HD head-to-head review
March 13th
- Box reveals new UK channel signings
- Dell XPS 18 review: First look
- Cisco accused of staging cyber attacks against Multiven
- Google stumps up $7m in US Street View settlement
- iPad shipments to be overtaken by Android tablets later this year
March 12th
- BT revises up Cornish superfast broadband delivery targets
- Government to open London smart city development hub
- Gartner big data research suggests growing IT director interest
- UK business leaders unaware of cloud data responsibilities
March 11th
- Ubuntu server OS bags added Dell hardware support
- Lexmark names new GM for UK&I
- Amazon under renewed fire over TLD grab
March 8th
- BT to create 1,000 new jobs at Openreach
- Google enterprise partner Ancoris acquires Appogee
- Microsoft spam email scam puts users at risk from Trojan
- AWS cuts DynamoDB pricing
March 7th
- Hotmail to Outlook automatic upgrades take users by surprise
- Microsoft Office 365 adopted by Environmental Protection Agency
- Microsoft warns SMBs of software piracy perils
- Natwest customers hit by new payment tech glitch
- Microsoft backtracks on non-transferable Office 2013 licensing terms
- Kelway to acquire Equanet
- IBM showcases augmented reality shopping app
- BlackBerry Z10 gets government-grade encryption from Secusmart
- Rackspace updates private cloud offering
March 6th
- BT recycles undersea cable to bring superfast broadband to Scilly Isles
- Pirate Bay North Korea relocation "a hoax"
- EU Commission launches "grand coalition" to fix IT skills shortage
- BlackBerry showcases new iOS and Android-friendly BES 10 features
- Google to publish limited details on FBI data requests
- UK leads Germany and France on broadband usage
- Google readying competition for Amazon Prime
- EU to fine Microsoft over broken browser pledge
March 5th
- IT automation no threat to employee productivity, research shows
- EMC starts shipping all-Flash XtremIO storage array
- Siemens starts UC refresh
- iPads should be counted in PC market trackers, claims analyst
- Apple and Android TweetDeck apps to be culled
March 4th
- Orange and T-Mobile customers hit with 3.3% price hike
- Government calls for help with setting private sector security standards
- CloudFlare network suffers weekend collapse
- 2e2's European business sold to Logicalis for £20.75m
- Turn knowledge into power
- Evernote confirms hackers accessed user login details
March 1st
- Apple iPad Mini launch prompts crash in 9.7in iPad sales, claims analyst
- BlackBerry Z10 smartphone gets first software update
- O2 broadband business sold to BSkyB
- Microsoft blasted over lack of Surface Pro UK release info
- Megaupload founder denied access to evidence by NZ Court of Appeal
- Microsoft Surface Pro to be released in UK "soon"