Previous DayLuton Council gears up with high speed network
News The network links council buildings in the town centre as well as those located further afield
Chris Patten: Politicians have no grasp of technology
News The former governor of Hong Kong has waded into the debate around lack of tech knowledge among politicians and its effect on government IT projects
Orange cuts broadband pricing following flat sales
News Analysts and insiders claim Orange's 'free broadband' push left the public cold
Cisco: Good enough to be worth faking?
News Counterfeit software is a high-profile issue but Cisco is finding that knock-offs are also a problem where it comes to network equipment
We aim to SiRF
Blog Trawling through the 100th handheld spec sheet while carrying out the teethgrindly-dull-but-necessary task called 'data cleansing' prior to our exciting new launch, I couldn't help noticing that...
Cisco buys mobile communications start-up
News Orative's technology is meant to add mobile capabilities to Cisco's Unified Communications suite
Intel turns up the heat on AMD
Analysis Analysis: Demand is booming for AMD, but the company may become a victim of its own success
The Dead Parody Sketch
Blog Take a look at this. Now, answer the following questions. Five points per question, show all working, write on one side of the screen only. 1. What the Dell? 2. It's a parody of Spamalot. Or...
Red Hat's Cox warns on open source security
News Linux developer and Red Hat veteran Alan Cox urges caution to those who think Linux security is foolproof
Adobe puts its muscle behind Apollo
News The company will spend £50m to fund software start-ups and other efforts to promote its new development tools
Amazon refuses to hand over book search 'secrets'
News The internet retailer has objected to a Google subpoena on its searching and indexing technologies for book texts
Oracle highlights Web 2.0, services plans
News Oracle OpenWorld: The company has given a preview of plans for bringing together technologies picked up in its acquisition spree
IE 7 hit by spoofing bug
News The bug appears to be the first genuine, publicly disclosed flaw in Microsoft's new browser
Mozilla downplays Firefox 2.0 bugs
News Two reported security flaws are 'just noise' and don't present any real risk to Firefox users, according to Mozilla
Oracle gives Fusion the Web 2.0 treatment
News Oracle OpenWorld: New middleware releases will integrate with Oracle applications and allow for rich web content development
AMD completes ATI buy
News The acquisition is part of AMD's plan to deliver a PC processor with an integrated graphics processor core by 2008 or 2009
Sun: computing service providers are the future
News Oracle OpenWorld: Moore's Law means many businesses will ultimately not be interested in buying computers, according to Sun chief Jonathan Schwartz
Oracle to clone Red Hat Linux
News Oracle OpenWorld: The database giant will pose a major threat to Red Hat by selling support to existing Red Hat customers and giving away its own knock-off distribution
Canonical goes 'edgy' with latest Ubuntu
News 'Edgy Eft', released this week, boots faster and includes updated packages
