PreviousServers get new database speed test
News After 14 years measuring the world's most powerful servers, the TPC-C benchmark is being supplanted by a newer model [19 Mar 2007]
IBM brings relational XML tools to mainframes
News Company has high hopes for its Viper engine as a way of moving relational-based software to XML [08 Mar 2007]
Oracle cuts fees in multicore shift
News Licensing change follows price pressure from Microsoft on licensing for multicore hardware [02 Mar 2007]
New attack technique puts Oracle in crosshairs
News Hacker trick increases the risk of commonly found bugs in Oracle's database software, security researcher warns [02 Mar 2007]
Video: A tour of Lucasfilm data centre 
Video Take a tour around the cutting-edge data centre at San Francisco's high-tech movie production company [02 Feb 2007]
Anger over EC medical data-sharing scheme
News Experts are outraged by a plan that would make UK citizens' medical details accessible across Europe [26 Jan 2007]
Case study: Using the web to scale a paper mountain
Feature In a post-Enron world, massive paper archives are unavoidable. Find out how the Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs is using technology to manage the process [20 Dec 2006]
IBM introduces RFID tools
Analysis Technology will be put through its paces by pharmaceutical distribution giants, an EU e-customs initiative and Unilever, among others [18 Dec 2006]
SQL Server Express vs. Access for small-business applications
Help/HowTo How SQL Server Express edition and Microsoft Access stack up in terms of cost, implementation, and reliability [11 Dec 2006]
Whiteboard: Data streaming
Video How to manage and prioritise the huge influx of real-time data coming at you [29 Oct 2006]
Oracle's Red Hat salvo falls short of mark
Analysis The database giant has yet to prove its Linux credibility, and may not even be such an attractive choice for support, according to customers and observers [27 Oct 2006]
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 [26 Oct 2006]
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 [26 Oct 2006]
Adobe takes another look at e-books
News A new, stripped-down e-book reader uses Flash and is suitable for shorter articles as well as bulky PDFs [24 Oct 2006]
Google lets users customise search engine
News Google Custom Search Engine is aimed at Web site and blog publishers [24 Oct 2006]
Autonomy sees record quarter ahead
News UK search company is promising to deliver strong results later this month [12 Oct 2006]
British Library calls for digital copyright action
News The British Library wants copyright law to be updated to curb DRM excesses [25 Sep 2006]
Del.icio.us
Review Del.icio.us lets you save, import and tag bookmarks without fuss. As the most popular take-it-with-you bookmarking service, Del.icio.us can be a powerful tool for sharing content with other users. [21 Sep 2006]
Google Search Appliance capacity doubled
News The new version of the device sees capacities increase to 30 million documents and beyond [20 Sep 2006]
Berners-Lee: Intelligent Web requires co-operation
News Creating a Semantic Web will need organisations to think beyond their own industries, according to W3C director Sir Tim Berners-Lee [19 Sep 2006]
