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British Gas gets its own Internet of Things firm
The energy firm agrees to buy smart home firm Alertme for £44m.
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HDS links up with Hortonworks for big data support
Hitachi Data Systems will provide the Hortonworks Data Platform to its customers.
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HP and Emerson partner for data centre insights
The hardware giant will integrate Emerson’s Trellis DCIM into its converged management framework.
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BT helps organisations to sniff out cyber threats
Telecoms firm launches the BT Assure Threat Intelligence service.
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Hackers can hijack 100% of smart home devices
100% of smart home devices like motion detectors contain critical vulnerabilities, reveal HP.
ByUAE Exchange drives growth with Red Hat
The money transfer firm consolidates its IT infrastructure on Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
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Terrorism threat drives growth in biometrics market
Biometrics market to unlock $13.5m in global revenues this year.
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Edge of network, beyond cellular, key to maximise IoT revenues
Revenues from data management and security services will exceed $1.8bn by 2020, report finds.
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HP buys Voltage Security in cloud security push
The deal is expected to close in the first half of HP's fiscal 2015.
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Key to IoT revenues lies in software licencing models
60% of device makers use software licensing to monetise IoT devices.
ByAtos to extend reach of OpenCloud’s Rhino
Deal extends reach and value of new operators’ communication services
ByRed Hat and NEC in OpenStack NFV pact
The firms will develop NFV features for carriers based on Red Hat's OpenStack distribution.
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Broadcom and Connect One in Internet of Things pact
Partnership to create G2 Wi-Fi modules for the IoT.
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Shop Direct buys into IBM’s hybrid cloud
The UK retailer signs 10-year contract with IBM to set up and manage a hybrid cloud platform.
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Cisco boosts open standards in SDN
The networking firm adds support for BGP EVPN on its Nexus switches.
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How Ruckus is improving voice coverage of Wi-Fi calling
The firm updates Smart Wi-Fi tech to help ensure higher quality of IP-based voice calling over Wi-Fi.
ByARM buys security firm Offspark in IoT push
Offspark provides Polar SSL technology, which is deployed in sensor modules, communication modules and smartphones.
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Tech Nation puts UK digital economy under the microscope
First time Britain’s digital businesses have been comprehensively mapped in terms of capability, revenue, employment and region.
BySamsung’s SmartThings joins Z-Wave in IoT push
SmartThings provides an open platform that offers users a way to turn their home into a smart home.
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Power by the Hour pricing launched by Volta Data Centres
'Power by the Hour' service charges businesses on an hourly basis and only for the amount of power used.
ByBrocade boosts data centre agility with VDX 6940 switch
The firm has updated its VCS fabric portfolio.
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Atos defines ‘third Digital Revolution’ with Digital Data Centre
Firm launches Digital Data Center services to help organisations transform their IT infrastructure.
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Cisco champions industrial IoT with new IE 4000 switches
The firm also announced an Industrial Operations Kit.
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UK data centre to boost Europe’s Cloud Market
DataCentred becomes the latest member of the Helix Nebula Initiative (HNI).
ByTwitter blue tick panic as MPs face changing handle
All MPs must remove mentions of their elected position from their Twitter username after March 30.
ByVeeam wins patent lawsuit against Symantec
The vendor claims “resounding victory” in three-year legal battle over backup and replication products.
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What top CEOs think about the Internet of Things
CEOs around the world share their insights on the key opportunities and challenges in the IoT market.
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Veeam expects $1bn in annual revenues by 2018
The firm says total bookings rose by 40% to hit $389m in revenues last year.
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Windows Server 2003 users – now is the time to migrate!
Support for the 12-year-old operating system comes to an end in the middle of July.
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Tech Mahindra to Jumpstart IoT with Aeris
India-based services firm teams up with Aeris to develop IoT services system for mobile operators.
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Internet of Things lacks leadership skills
Research also finds that organisations don't yet have a good understanding of the potential impact of the IoT.
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Gov’t map digital network to boost broadband access
By revealing the scale and coverage of its main networks, the UK Government hopes to improve connectivity in both…
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AT&T to sell off data centres worth $2bn
Telecoms firm is looking to reduce debt and raise funds for recent investments.
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VMware tackles software defined data centre costs
Firm makes several updates to its main storage management and storage virtualisation products.
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HP backs VMware support for vSphere 6
The firm will be delivering Day 1 support and certification for vSphere 6
ByBT adds PoP to Icelandic data centre
New PoP extends BT's IP Connect Global and Ethernet Connect Global services.
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Dimension Data on worldwide hiring spree
Firm needs to fill 300 data centre jobs to quadruple its data centre business by 2018.
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Amazon tops Microsoft, IBM and Google in Cloud market
AWS took in 30% of the global cloud infrastructure service market in Q4 last year.
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SanDisk steers into connected vehicle market
The firm unveils a new SD card and iNAND embedded flash drive.
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Standard security methods ‘won’t keep IoT safe’
Security strategies must be developed to protect against the increasing risk of cybercriminals.
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IBM CEO Ginni Rometty pockets $3.6m bonus
Bonus awarded despite IBM reporting a fall in revenue and profits in 2014.
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Intelligent networks on Intel’s mind with Lantiq buy
The firm agrees to buy chip maker for undisclosed amount.
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Microsoft singles out cybercriminals in IoT strategy
The company is building many IoT projects and products to ensure security and privacy.
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Samsung enlists Cisco to secure mobility
Samsung is integrating its smartphones and tablets with Cisco’s VPN technology.
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Cablevision: Verizon’s Wi-Fi claims ‘deceptive’ and ‘false’
The cable operator is suing Verizon for falsely advertising that it offers the fastest Wi-Fi connections.
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App Academy targets top tech talent
The Chelsea App Academy is hoping to attract applications from people who have not entered higher education.
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IBM seeks IT talent in UK
Firm needs to fill 300 jobs in new IBM Services Centre in Leicester.
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IoT: Top 5 predictions for 2015
250 million connected vehicles by 2020 and $14.2 trillion in revenues.
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IoT: 10 companies to follow on Twitter
Follow these industry players to find out the latest developments in the Internet of Things market.
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How P&O Ferries is maximising revenues from its website
UK travel operator builds website for speed
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Huddle’s CEO steps down to boost growth
Alastair Mitchell will be replaced by the former CEO of MACH Morten Brøgger.
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Gmail support for Google Wallet reaches UK
Account holders can use Gmail to send money to one another for free.
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Citrix slashes 900 jobs as profits drop
Restructuring plan targets $100 million savings.
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UK Oracle User Group’s CEO resigns for career break
James Haslam, who joined in July 1997, is leaving UKOUG on 6 March 2015.
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T-Systems boosts cloud with Barcelona data centre
Modular data centre built by Emerson Network Power.
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VIRTUS quadruples customers with record revenues
Data centre firm says revenues have grown 66% per year since 2012.
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Hypercat IoT standard set to make UK cities smart
London, Bristol and Milton Keynes are set to become more intelligent with HyperCatCity smart city initiative.
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Netflix binging made easy with data architecture revamp
Firm is re-designing the architecture “in order to scale to the next order of magnitude”.
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Smart watches to outpace smart glasses this year
Even though smart glasses are likely to grow by 150% this year.
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Ofcom updates regulatory outlook for Internet of Things
Regulator announces plans to understand the range of issues that might affect successful IoT development.
ByThree UK finalists for IoT CODE_n Contest
Finalists of the CODE_n Contest will present their IoT business models at CeBIT 2015.
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IoT key for future manufacturing prosperity
The latest IDC report details the primary applications of IoT in manufacturing.
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Cisco and Italtel in Internet of Things pact
The Italian firm also receives the Cisco Partner of the Year Award.
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Healthcare IT spend to reach $14.6bn in 2018
The five-year growth outlook for the UK remains below 1%.
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ARM pours £5.4m into IoT startup PragMatIC
The funding will be used to hire more staff and to increase production capacity to 100 million flexible integrated…
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IT professionals failing to address IoT security
Only 8% of IT workers in energy firms are concerned about cyber criminals attacking industrial controllers, survey finds.
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SAP’s IoT strategy revealed at Davos
The enterprise software firm is bringing in capabilities and aligning with partners.
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Amazon named top entertainment retailer, beating Tesco & HMV
In run up to Christmas 2014, Amazon took one in every four pounds.
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Software AG and Wipro in big data pact for IoT
Wipro has combined Software AG’s Big Data Streaming Analytics portfolio with its own IoT architectural framework.
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Six Nations: Accenture to hook 2m rows of big data
IT consultancy firm teams up with Nick Mallet to provide insights for fans.
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How IBM is boosting data centre efficiency
The firm makes the latest Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 7.1 beta available through its Power Development Platform (PDP).
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Qualcomm attempts to keep talent with $95m stock grants
The chip maker gives top execs stock grants to stop rival firms poaching staff.
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Amazon buys Israeli chip maker for $350m
The deal will also see Amazon open a research and development centre in Israel.
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Toshiba pushes IoT with internal reshuffle
The company is consolidating its ICT departments into its in-house Cloud & Solutions division.
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Equinix buys Nimbo to boost hybrid cloud services
Acquisition will help Equinix expand and improve professional services capabilities.
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ARM and UCL tackle Internet of Things skills gap
Chip maker teams up with UCL to encourage graduates to develop career in the IoT space.
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Oracle tackles data centre cost with next-gen X5 range
The engineered systems range offers lower costs and high performance.
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Shazam worth $1bn after $30m funding round
Funding will be used to develop its technology and expand its music service into new markets.
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Free green energy for Digital Realty customers
The data centre firm announces Clean Start Programme to provide customers with free access to clean energy.
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6 data centre trends to watch in 2015
IT organisations are turning their attention to the edge of the network to improve interactions with customers and applications,…
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IoT device helps shed light on Smart buildings
The AS721x daylight helps address the growing challenges of energy-saving lighting mandates.
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Starbucks now offers caffeine fix with wireless charging
Starbucks rolls out Powermat wireless charging technology in initial UK trial.
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Amazon to harness wind for data centre power
AWS goes green with wind farm expected to generate 500,000MW hours of wind power per year.
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Internet of things to boost UK’s economy by $531bn
Accenture report also estimates that the Industrial Internet of Things could add $14.2 trillion to the world economy by…
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Boost knowledge & network – Top 10 IoT events for 2015
From Cisco's IoT World Forum to M2M World Congress, CBR rounds up 10 upcoming IoT conferences in Europe for…
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Juniper targets Brocade and Cisco in SDN war
Brocade’s virtual routers are “very basic”, while Cisco’s provide less scale and performance.
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Ex-SAP and Forrester VP joins Unify as CTO
The appointment comes in the wake of major board changes across the industry.
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Pure Storage boosts workforce and sales by 300%
The firm also announces James Petter, EMC’s former UK managing director, as head of EMEA.
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Microsoft to charge smartphones with beam of light
The firm's latest prototype charger automatically locates a smartphone on a desk and charges it.
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25GE and 50GE drives boom in Ethernet switch market
The market for Ethernet services grows 5% to $2.2bn in Q3 of 2014.
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Virtus Data Centers joins government’s Climate Change Agreement
In just four weeks, the firm has met energy efficiency requirements with support from Utilitywise.
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Scottish firm pureLiFi raises £1.5m for LiFi system
The funding will be used to support the development of its alternative WiFi networking system.
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WEF warns of IoT security and privacy threats
The Global Risks report urges industry and regulatory bodies worldwide for "effective governance".
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SAP plans cloud expansion in China
The software giant is aligning with partners to bring "tremendous growth and change".
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$1bn data centre to boost Nevada’ s tech industry
Switch Data Center is building a 3,000,000 sq ft SuperNAP data centre near Reno.
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Cloud system enables remote control over IoT devices
Toshiba's system is designed to control more than 100,000 devices instantaneously.
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Amazon’s Luxembourg tax deal constitutes ‘state aid’ says EC
Amazon denies the claims that they were given illegal tax breaks by Luxembourg.
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Brits feel ‘out of control’ online
Survey finds that UK consumers are also scared and frustrated when using the internet.
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Global insurance IT spend to reach $110bn in 2015
Global IT spending expected to grow by 4.4% as legacy systems become more costly.
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MariaDB’s MaxScale simplifies database scalability
The MaxScale database-centric proxy is designed to speed up administration processes.
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Slow broadband threatens UK’s £400bn rural economy
Research finds that half of rural small businesses are dissatisfied with the quality of their broadband.
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euNetworks brings ‘instant and scalable’ bandwidth to London
The bandwidth provider adds Volta Data Centre to its dc connect service.
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CES 2015: Internet of Things hits home
CBR looks at 10 IoT products showcased at CES 2015, all focusing on making the home Smart.
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Monetising IoT becomes vital for 2015
Monetising the Internet of Things Conference to address financial opportunities and challenges.
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Dutch data centre promises to be one of Europe’s most efficient
The data centre will have an initial capacity of 750 kW.
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App developers to target industrial Internet of Things in 2015
84% of IoT developers are targeting industrial sensors, health monitors and smart buildings.
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Global retailers look to Internet of Things
Survey finds 67% of retailers have already deployed some form of IoT solutions.
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Citrix shows off XenMobile apps and XenServer
The XenMobile 10 is designed to simplify IT deployments, while the XenServer 6.5 aims to reduce costs for IT…
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IBM study shows potential for growth for online retailers
Survey identifies gap between consumers’ attitudes and current online spending behaviour.
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Amazon creates 6,000 full-time jobs in Europe
The online retailer now employs 32,000 people across the EU.
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C7 Data Centers sues bitcoin firm CoinTerra for $5.4m
The lawsuit alleges that CoinTerra did not pay its bills for data centre services.
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Basho to take on rivals with $25m in funding
The database firm’s total funding is $57.5m to date.
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Accenture event targets tech industry’s gender gap
Firm teams up with Schools North East and Stemettes to encourage girls to develop career in technology.
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Citrix makes a grab at the virtualisation market
The firm buys Sanbolic for undisclosed amount.
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Verne Global raises $98m for data centre in Iceland
Firm closes Series D funding round led by Icelandic private equity firm Stefnir.
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Data centre firm Baselayer signs channel deal with Finning
The deal will see Finning offer Baselayer's modular data centre technology in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
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Ruckus ZoneFlex AP now certified for Microsoft Lync
The portfolio includes Ruckus’s ZoneFlex smart Wi-Fi access points, several Ruckus ZoneDirector Wireless LAN controllers, and the Ruckus SmartCell…
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Global IT spending on pace to grow 2.4% in 2015
Global IT spending expected to hit $3.8tr, with data centre spending expected to reach $143bn.
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CoreSite Realty opens VA2 data centre in Virginia
The campus provides access to nearly 60 network, cloud and IT service providers.
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Britons “horrified” by self-driving cars
A third of consumers also expect autonomous cars to increase insurance premiums.
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Social media and cloud boost data centre leasing 37%
Large wholesale deals involving the likes of Microsoft and Yahoo drove much of the growth.
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Uber cuts prices in 48 US cities
The firm will also guarantee driver wages in every city where it is cutting prices.
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IoT boosts global connection speeds and broadband adoption
Global average connection speed remained above 4Mbps.
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Atmel unveils Wi-Fi SoC and controller for IoT devices
The WILC3000 wireless link controller provides energy-efficient apps for the Internet of Things.
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Data centre construction market to hit $22bn by 2019
The industry is expected to grow at a CAGR of 9.3% from $14.59bn last year.
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Allseen Alliance boosts IoT standard with network gateway
The gateway will enable users to connect to and manage their AllJoyn-enabled smart devices from external networks and cloud-based…
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Huawei wins British business award for UK investment
The British Business Awards was organised by the British Chamber of Commerce in China and the China-Britain Business Council.
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How Atos is bridging the tech industry’s gender gap
Female undergraduates meet with KPMG, Cap Gemini and Zayo for career talks and workshops.
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Charter selects Cisco’s cloud services to boost video platform
The networking firm is supplying key products for Charter's upcoming video system.
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Oracle “may struggle” in the cloud computing space
The Campaign for Clear Licensing urges Oracle to “improve trust and communication” with their customers.
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Google pours $66m into Taiwan data centre
The data centre was built for $600m and opened in December 2013.
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How Ericsson is maximising revenues in the shipping industry
The firm launches the Maritime ICT Cloud service.
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UK tech sector firms take on Asian and US IT giants at CES 2015
A list of eight pioneering UK companies such as ARM and Imagination Technologies at this year's Consumer Electronics Show…
ByJuniper Networks on the SDN competitive landscape
Mike Marcellin, SVP of president of strategy and marketing, talks strategy for 2015 and competition with Cisco and Brocade.
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Lenovo shows off Thinkpad porftolio at CES 2015
The firm also announces the the Thinkpad X1 Carbon laptop, ThinkPad Stack and ThinkVision X24.
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Logitech’s UE promises more powerful Bluetooth speaker
Ultimate Ears Megaboom costs $299.99 and is expected to be available in the US, Europe and Asia later this…
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5 tips for a tech savvy self this New Year
CBR gives you 5 top tips to keep your 2015 resolutions on track.
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SAP on the future of the Internet of Things
Dinesh Sharma, SAP’s VP of Marketing, Internet of Things, tells CBR about strategy, competition and the impact of the…
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Fibre broadband to drive growth and jobs in rural areas
The countryside is overtaking towns and cities as the driving force of the UK economy.
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Healthcare analytics provider Inovalon files $500m IPO
Number of shares and expected price range for the offering remains undisclosed.
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Huawei tops Cisco, Alcatel-Lucent & Juniper as leading SDN supplier
76% of telecoms operators worldwide prefer buying products from Huawei.
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Top 5 Big Data mergers & acquisitions in December
The big data market is seeing vibrant activity.
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Everything you need to know about Red Hat’s Q3 financial results
Lower profits, retirement and outlook push.
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AT&T to virtualise 75% of network by 2020
The firm details specifics of software defined networking strategy.
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World’s ‘fastest wireless network’ to arrive in Lancaster
Scientists are paving the way for the fastest performing Internet at affordable costs.
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IT jobs boom returns as vacancies soar
IT sector growing at its fastest rate since the recession.
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10 data discovery & visualisation predictions for 2015
Your need-to-know guide from all the experts.
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UK Government pours £1m into seven Internet of Things startups
The winners in full are Digital Shadows, Product Health, Arjun Technology, London Cambridge Cycle, OpenTRV and Superflux.
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Teradata makes a grab for Hadoop
The data warehouse firm snaps up RainStor.
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Brandwatch buys owner of Twitter’s big data software for £10m
PeerIndex has an index of more than 300 million Twitter profiles.
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10 Hadoop predictions for 2015
Your need-to-know guide on the big data analytics tool for next year.
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DOCSIS 3.1 moves closer to commercial market adoption
Six specialists, including Cisco, successfully complete interoperability tests of DOCSIS 3.1 products.
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Free Wi-Fi arrives on Manchester’s Metrolink trams
The £1.7m project will see networking specialist Icomera equip trams.
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Intellectual theft in the cloud worries UK business
Along with data loss and privacy control
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Kik’s hashtags update connects friends to more conversations
Users can now add up to 50 friends to a group.
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UK falling behind in race for Internet of Things
ISPs and Ofcom fail to show leadership in IPv6 adoption, says report.
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BT in negotiations to buy EE for £12.5bn
Telecoms giant enters into exclusive talks with Britain's biggest mobile operator.
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Q&A: Avaya on the future of software defined networking
Adrian Brookes, SDN technologist and director at Avaya Europe, says application centric networking is “fundamentally flawed”.
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UK fast becoming best place for start-ups
Number of accelerator and incubator programmes has risen by 110%.
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Shoppers take advantage of Amazon 1p glitch
RepricerExpress software reduces bargain items to 1p.
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Huddle on hiring and acquisition spree with $51m funding
Firm will supply 80 new IT jobs for graduates and professionals.
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Qubole to take on rivals with $13m funding
Company set to take on Cloudera and Hortonworks.
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Internet of Things arrives in the UK countryside
Lancaster University secures £170,000 funding to carry out rural IoT project.
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IBM and Apple to create smart workplace
Firms announce mobile business apps for iOS.
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Cisco makes another grab at the security market
The networking firm agrees to buy Neohapsis.
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Why Ethernet revenues in Europe are booming
The market for wholesale Ethernet services is set to reach $5.16bn in 2018.
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6 facts about mobile connectivity in developing and developed countries
Connectivity is improving social lives, education and spending power in developing countries.
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How Intel is connecting the Internet of Things
The chip maker releases new IoT platform.
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Qualcomm boosts wireless charging plans in the UK
The firm invests in Chargemaster to develop wireless electric vehicle charging (WEVC) systems.
ByD5 alliance launches in London to strengthen digital economy
Founder members include the UK, South Korea, Estonia, Israel and New Zealand.
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How big data is curing diabetic sufferers
Outcomes Based Healthcare secures £1m funding to predict symptoms of diabetes.
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Docusign to open cloud data centres in Germany and the Netherlands
The moveis expected to drive growth opportunities and expansion.
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Is IBM creating a new big data analytics system?
The firm patents two inventions to optimise the processing of real-time data.
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Computacenter wins four-year contract from Post Office
The IT services firm is set to drive the Post Office's digital growth strategy.
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How South Staffordshire College is improving costs savings and productivity
Case Study: The college implements Unify’s unified communications services.
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1Gbps broadband standard gets final approval
G-fast delivers broadband speeds up to 500 Mbps over a distance of 100 metres.
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Cisco in patent battle with rival Arista
The lawsuit alleges that Arista is copying Cisco’s networking technologies.
ByTop 8 Internet of Things gifts for Christmas
CBR looks at some of the best smart devices for the tech heads in your family this holiday season.
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IBM to sell Docker Hub Enterprise in the Cloud
The partnership should allow enterprises to build and run new application on the IBM cloud more efficiently.
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Businesses face £410,000 cost per IT failure
The latest KPMG report blames IT failures on ‘avoidable’ problems.
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IBM’s Watson Analytics now available in public beta
Business users can now access the service from any desktop or mobile device.
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Broadcom creates audio Wi-Fi chip for Internet of Things
The firm also introduces NFC support to its WICED IoT platform.
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10 Internet of Things growth predictions for 2015
Cloud to take up 90% of IoT data by 2020, says IDC.
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Cisco and IBM launch VersaStack partnership
IBM to integrate its storwize storage arrays with Cisco’s UCS servers.
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Ciena helps service providers adopt Network Function Virtualisation
The firm also sets up new business division called Ciena Agility.
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Bluetooth 4.2 to lay the foundation for the Internet of Things
The standard gets a big update.
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Smart workpace will require Unified Communications acquisitions
The transition to a more connected workplace is expected to be complex.
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Ryanair to roll out inflight Wi-Fi within two years
European passengers to get free internet within the next 18 to 24 months.
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8 UK versus US interesting stats on Cyber Monday for retailers
Revenue per session is up and retailers are getting more efficient.
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8 of the best budget tablets from Tesco, Aldi, Argos and others
Features list and prices on Hudl 2, Medion Lifetab, Nexus 7, Encore Minie and beyond...
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GCX launches London Cloud X node
'We will be one of the world's most disruptive companies."
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EE banks on micro network to fix rural black spots
The operator unveils plans to boost rural connectivity over the next three years.
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EU data watchdog calls for rules on device fingerprinting
The latest recommendation in the EU’s effort to enforce online privacy regulations.
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6 IoT retail projects using beacon tech
Innovations in beacon technology are making the UK retail sector more intelligent.
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SAP up to bat for Cricket World Cup 2015
Will provide analytics and cloud services across the ICC’s network of websites.
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Why boards need CIOs for the IoT
Lack of Internet of Things knowledge hinders disruptive tech growth.
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Joyent and Canonical to open source container technologies
Joyent open sources core technology, while Canonical launches LXD.
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BT Media Live to broadcast ITN footage wirelessly
Deal between BT and ITN could signal the end of traditional satellite trucks.
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Tableau posts record revenues in Q3
4 key findings from Tableau's third quarter report.
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Wearables live up to the hype with 40% global growth
The market sees increased demand for smartwatches and activity trackers.
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CWC sets sights on Latin America with Columbus buyout
Agrees to buy the privately owned telecoms provider for $1.85bn
ByInnovation hub to aid businesses with Big Data analysis
The centre will use IBM's Infosphere BigInsights platform.
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IBM’s cloud security portfolio gives businesses clear line of sight
The Dynamic Cloud Security platform identifies threats and attacks in real-time.
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CityFibre brings Gigabit speeds to Yorkshire businesses
The firm wants local businesses to register their interest in the project now.
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5 data centre traffic and cloud computing predictions
Cloud to take up three-quarters of data centre traffic by 2018, says Cisco.
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Fujitsu maximises efficiency at Heathrow’s Terminal 2
The Japanese IT firm makes check-ins, baggage handling systems and security screening faster.
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Q&A: The future of Amadeus
Wolfgang Krips, head of global operations, talks strategy, competition and efficiency.
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Intel invests $10m in big data firm INRIX
The firms are developing the latest analytics platforms and applications for the Internet of Things.
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Research exposes the hype of Smart glasses
Shipments unlikely to exceed 10 million units per annum until 2018.
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AT&T and Ericsson on the way to software defined networking
The companies virtualise IMS CSCF on OpenStack.
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Amadeus to create 50 automation and cloud jobs
The travel processing firm is looking for a “highly skilled team” to solve complex issues in the data centre.
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Tibco takes on Oracle, Qlik and Tableau in Big Data war
Vendor claims: Tableau’s portfolio lacks breadth, while Oracle’s is too old.
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Q&A: Tibco on the analytics competitive landscape
Brian Gentile, GM of Tibco Analytics, answers criticism and claims the privately held firm has a lead over rivals.
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150 London tube stations get free wi-fi
Wimbledon, Richmond, Morden, Eastham, Barking and Upminster
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IoT components revenue will boom in 2015
Processors, controllers and sensor sales will increase by 36% next year.
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5 Internet of Things start-ups to get funding this month
$50m, $23m, $10m, Series A and beyond...
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Samsung and Evrythng in Internet of Things pact
The deal will help Evrythng give every single object in the world a unique web-addressable URL to build a…
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Autodesk and uBeam on funding spree
More than $100m funding for 3D printing companies and device chargers.
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Big data to create 360,000 jobs in the UK by 2020
Demand has also pushed average salary up to £55,000.
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Cisco improves network security of UCS system
The firm releases guide to help network administrators deploy UCS more securely.
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Cisco and Freescale create Ethernet standard
The Nbase-T Alliance aims to ship data at 5 Gbps over Ethernet's standard distance of 100 metres.
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Tesla’s Supercharger Network arrives in Scotland
There are now eight Superchargers in the UK.
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Verizon’s identifiers reveal customer interests to advertisers
Privacy expert warns of identifiers that link users to Web requests.
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5 UK Internet of Things transport projects
Innovations in IoT are making the transport sector more intelligent.
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Internet of Things battery for your smart home
Roost’s latest device tells you when your alarm is going off.
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Free Wi-Fi for Mastercard holders in the UK
The card payment firm launches new mobile app with The Cloud.
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HP shows off first commercial Helion Openstack software
Helion Development Platform and Helion Content Depot.
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Canary Wharf gets its own Internet of Things
Investing more than £300,000 to become the “smartest city in Europe”.
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Mobile operators to lose $14bn to Facebook and Whatsapp this year
Increased demand for VOIP, instant messaging and social media
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IoT data deemed ‘personal’ by data watchdogs
Argue data from connected devices should be governed by data protection laws.
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How Aer Lingus is maximising revenues
The airline is using mobile apps from Advanced Business Solutions.
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SAP updates HANA
The firm updates HANA in-memory database and computing platform.
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Mastercard and Cloudera in PCI pact
The Cloudera Enterprise platform now includes full PCI certification.
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Are UK firms struggling with Big Data?
45% of businesses have no experience using data analytics platforms.
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Chemical companies look to big data analytics
72% expect the best ROI from big data and analytics.
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Citrix makes a grab at the E-Signature market
The firm acquires electronic signature startup RightSignature.
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The Internet of Things is in chaos and immaturity
Too many players, ecosystems and standards in the market say analysts.
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Vatican manuscripts now available online
Public can view the ancient scripts for free on the Library’s website.
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South Wales welcomes 620 IT jobs
IT firm CGI expands Bridgend base with entry level roles targeted at young people.
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5 Internet of Things home hacks
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Cray adds latest supercomputer for HPC analytics
Open analytics built on supercomputing architecture.
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Fujitsu’s £1.1m supercomputer arrives at Belfast
HPC service helps local businesses using big data.
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SDN for Docker containers start up launched
Developing SDN for Docker containers
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Red Hat signs big data pact with Cloudera
The firms are building open source analytics offerings for enterprises.
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University of Reading to invest £20m in the big data market
New centre to drive analytics and data scientist skills in environmental science.
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Free Wi-fi hotspots for schools arrive to Cardiff
The programme is “one of the biggest single school Wi-Fi networks in Europe”.
ByMediaTek shows off latest system-on-chip for smart devices
Opens office in Finland to develop wireless connectivity modems.
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Big data startup Map-D raises $1.5m from Nvida and Google
The firm plans to release the 'fastest' analytics and visualisation platform later this year.
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Top 8 home security systems for the Internet of Things
The smart home market is seeing vibrant activity.
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White goods shoppers sold on Internet of Things devices
Wearable tech and smart lighting systems up 395% and 316% respectively.
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O2 ranked as the worst mobile network for London commuters
And London's Kings Cross St Pancras is the worst for mobile performance.
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Open source platform launches for Drones
Dronecode could help advance technologies in data analysis, storage and display applications.
ByBrocade shows off remote data centre DR
Disaster recovery from further afield.
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Nationwide’s app personalises discounts for UK shoppers
The app uses analytics to provide discounts from local and national retail brands.
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Broadcom quits Intel’s Open Interconnect Consortium.
Disagreement over how to handle intellectual property.
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5 recent wearable tech devices you’ve never heard of
Bike helmets, rings, insoles and beyond....
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GE pushes Internet of Things with Cisco and Intel
Predix big data platform to help companies create industrial apps.
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SAP and Birst collaborate to tackle the big data market
The alliance intends to offer cloud-based analytics on SAP Hana.
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Why are UK consumers scared of the Internet of Things?
Big Brother-style surveillance, security...
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UK firms struggle to grasp software defined networking
Barriers to SDN adoption remain.
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Accenture and Citrix on hiring spree
200 new jobs to be created in Dublin and Newcastle.
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5 Big Data startups to get funding this week
$60m, $26m, $25.7m, $17m, $17m, Series B and beyond.
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Internet of Things spend threatens traditional IT
IT budgets will shrink as departments adopt IoT.
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Square gets $150m in funding
The mobile payments firm is now valued at $6bn.
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How the University of Bedfordshire accelerates incident response
Adopts Nexthink to monitor 5,500 endpoints to ease drain on IT department.
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Red Hat taking on the storage market
Q+A: Ranga Rangachari, explains how Storage Server 3 will tackle proprietary vendors.
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Revealed: Top 10 Internet of Things startups in the UK
Which companies are unlocking the value in the IoT?
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How mobile data revenues could hit $633bn by 2018
Asia-Pacific will lead the market.
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What is GoodData and why Intel is investing $25.7m in it
Intel Capital Director Igor Taber will join the startup's board.
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Twitter grants $10m to MIT to make sense of big data
Data scientists will develop tools to address social problems.
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How ARM’s new operating system is connecting the Internet of Things
Mbed aims to solve the interoperability problem.
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Why consent mechanisms for the Internet of Things are outdated
EU regulators raise privacy concerns over the emerging market.
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10 things you need to know about Cisco’s Intercloud ecosystem
Where the networking firm is investing its $1bn over the next two years.
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Cisco’s CEO takes 22% pay cut to $16.5m
The networking firm fails to meet internal targets.
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Open Platform for NFV proposal from the Linux Foundation
The foundation aims to develop carrier grade reference architecture.
ByGoogle pours $38m in Chinese startup InnoLight
High-speed optical transceiver data centre networks around the corner.
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EE next up to target UK SME sector
Just as Talk Talk makes a grab so EE also targets small business .
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OpenDaylight’s Helium software promises better SDN
The release includes deeper OpenStack integration and improved security.
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Revealed: 23 amazing everyday technologies of 2022
IEEE compiles a great list of future technologies.
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John Lewis invests £100,000 in UK Internet of Things startup
Retailer's incubator prize for tracking solution developer.
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Is Vista looking to prepare Misys for an IPO?
The private equity group hires bankers to look for buyers.
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SDN apps could ‘create $1.5bn in revenue’ in three years
HP introduces first ever SDN app store.
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Vodafone’s rural 3G plan receives boost
Local councils and Countryside Alliance want communities to sign up to the mobile coverage programme.
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Hortonworks updates Spark to boost Hadoop
The updates include improved governance, security and operations.
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Manchester and Birmingham have fastest peak time Internet
Aberdeen, Exeter and Hull are the worst for slow broadband.
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Everything you need to know about MediaTek’s IoT Labs programme
The benefits, the challenge and competition.
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An IOT biometric bracelet to secure your PC
R&D device claims to verify users with 85% accuracy.
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EE trials 4G 400Mbps at Wembley Stadium
The mobile operator is also contactless payments and mobile ticketing systems.
ByWill MediaTek’s IoT Labs programme offer 3G and 4G support?
The new programme is being built on the firm's Aster (MT2502) chipset.
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Brocade shows off latest SDN controller
The Vyatta Controller is based on OpenDaylight technology.
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Ericsson makes a grab at the cloud market
Networking giant buys cloud startup Apcera.
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3 ways to drive revenue growth from the Internet of Things
Three ways IoT manufacturers can drive opportunities in the emerging market.
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ULLink acquires NYSE’s technology arms NYFIX and Metabix
The deal accelerates the firm’s growth plans.
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IEEE group to complete IoT standard by 2016
The standards body aims to create interoperability for connected devices.
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How investment in IoT will reach $500bn by 2020
Internet of Things is gaining traction.
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Top 10 mergers and acquisition in the Big Data space 2014
The big data market is seeing vibrant activity.
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Hortonworks will ‘not survive as a long-term business’ – Cloudera
Another row between the open source and proprietary rivals.
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Infosys joins Microsoft and Huawei to deliver analytics from the cloud
The firm also signs deal with Hitachi to help customers migrate to cloud.
ByVirgin Atlantic selects Gogo to roll out in-flight Internet
Gogo will offer in-flight connectivity with speeds at up to 70Mbps.
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Will EE and Vodafone buy parts of Phones 4u?
The mobile phone operators may acquire some stores and stocks across the UK.
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Businesses struggle to gain value from big data analytics
One in five also question the quality of their data.
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Top 5 companies driving the server market 2014
Analyst house Gartner's Errol Rasit takes a walk through 5 US server players.
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Fujitsu doubles WAN transmission speeds
The firm develops technology whereby multiple accelerators are distributed throughout a WAN.
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Is Roku leading the video streaming device market?
TV land firm claims a lead over Apple, TV, Amazon Fire and Chromecast.
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Brocade makes a grab at the NFV market
The networking firm buys Vistapointe to grow MNO portfolio.
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Ofcom proposes changes to spectrum licensing
Amateurs get access to 470 kHz and 5 MHz bands.
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Netflix building a subscriber base in Europe
France, Germany among markets opened up as locals protest.
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Lenovo and Huawei servers could outperform HP’s in the West
Hyperscale customers are considering lower-cost models.
BySAP’s predictive analytics and visualisation apps play
Updates to Lumira data-visualisation and Infinitelnsight predictive modelling.
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UK companies failing to find big data talent
89% rate big data as “very important” but can't agree a definition.
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Emerging IoT standards have “insufficient” security layers
Potential attacks on white goods and door locks
ByResearchers build the first 500GHz photon switch
The work took nearly four years to complete.
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Juniper’s Spotlight Secure promises enhanced network protection
The platform allows users to open its threat intelligence service to feeds from other vendors.
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Comcast’s US public Wi-Fi hotspots firing ads into your web browser?
The adverts appear every seven minutes and last for a few seconds.
ByHow Ixia could help mobile operators adopt NFV more efficiently
The firm upgrades its IXLoad test system for telcos.
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Q+A: Oracle on the future of business analytics
Nick Whitehead, director of Business Analytics & Exalytics EMEA, tells CBR about strategy, challenges and big data in sport.
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How wearable technology could hit $53.2bn by 2019
Wearable tech is set to explode, with watches and glasses driving growth.
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FireChat’s creator extends mesh-network to Internet of Things
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Cisco outperforms Microsoft in the global collaboration market
The networking firm increases revenue by 2% to $7.7bn.
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Q+A: Business Intelligence Modernisation, part of HP’s big data strategy
Ipek Ozsuer, director of Analytics & Data Management and Lars Wriedt, Big Data and Analytics Lead, talk strategy and…
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How battery makers and service providers will profit from IOT
Cheaper wireless technology to spur smart home device surge by 2022.
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NTT achieves record 400Gbps optical technology over 10,000km
A single wavelength of light can carry four times the capacity of previous systems.
BySkills shortage fears create surge in IT jobs
Demand for permanent IT staff is the highest since August 1998.
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HP, Dell and Intel create data centre standard
Redfish aims to improve scalability, performance and security at reduced costs.
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Cisco expands UCS portfolio with new servers
The firm is expanding UCS from its core data centre workloads to the edge of the network.
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China’s Internet of Things chopsticks can analyse your food
Baidu’s latest device tells you if your food is safe to eat.
ByQualcomm expands Internet of Things AllPlay system
The firm announces new partnerships and development kit.
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Cisco makes another grab at the Internet of Things market
The firm invests in smart services startup ItsOn.
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Teradata makes a grab for the big data market
The data warehouse firm snaps up Think Big Analytics.
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How Sony plans to connect the Internet of Things market
The electronics firm joins the AllSeen Alliance.
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How Oxford University is improving productivity for students and staff
The university ditches Cisco’s Call Manager telephone system for Unify.
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Top 10 mergers and acquisitions in the Internet of Things space 2014
The IoT market is seeing vibrant activity.
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Is Verizon about to launch a new home router for the Internet of Things?
Details of the upcoming smart FiOS-G1100 gateway appear online.
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How Royal Mail is improving efficiency for e-retailers
The postal service launches Shipping & Tracking API.
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Cisco joins containerisation trend with Red Hat partnership
The networking firm is making Docker and Linux containers a part of its emerging "Intercloud".
ByGM develops smart cars to detect distracted drivers
Seeing Machines signs deal to supply GM with tracking over the next five years.
ByCan Broadcom’s Wi-Fi router chipsets be hacked into?
Vulnerability allows passwords to be accessed in one second.
ByHow an Internet of Things sensor detects concussions in young athletes
Jolt Sensor provides feedback on head injuries.
ByHypercat and Open Interconnect Consortium standards collaborate on Internet of Things
The groups are in discussion to solve the interoperability problem.
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BT Openreach selects Ciena packet networking products
The products include the 3916 and 3930 Service Delivery Switches.
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Why the Internet of Things needs to include High-IQ Networks
Juniper’s CEO reveals IoT strategy.
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Five Internet of Things headphones you’ve never heard of
CBR looks at five smart headphones starting with the most recently announced Sport Pulse from Jabra.
ByHow Germany’s Google Glass app can help sufferers of autism
The app shows human emotions in real-time.
ByWirelessly charged hybrid buses arriving in London next year
The buses will receive booster charges throughout the day.
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IPC Media and Tesco to use Apple’s iBeacon to up magazine sales
The first UK-wide beacon campaign to be launched next week.
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How Google’s Andromeda SDN platform is relieving cloud computing strain
But power and cooling are major costs.
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HP teams up with VMware to simplify software defined data centres
The HP Helion OpenStack will now support VMware virtualisation technologies.
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Cisco signs deal with LG in push into Internet of Things
The deal is expected to produce “substantial results”.
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US Data centres waste ‘vast amounts of electricity’
30% of servers are powered ‘on’ when they’re longer needed.
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Is Intel developing a 4G modem for the Internet of Things?
The firm announces ‘world’s smallest’ 3G cellular modem and IoT luxury bracelet.
By5 things that could jeopardise the UK Government’s Hypercat standard?
The Technology Strategy Board will spend another £1.6 million.
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How Estimote’s tiny new ‘Sticker’ is advancing Beacon technology
'Nearables' track movement and temperature of any everyday object.
ByBrocade beats analysts’ estimates despite lower profit
But revenues rise 2% to $545m.
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Intel signs IOT pact with Taiwan wireless carrier
Development will focus on smart homes, fleet management and energy savings.
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How Sussex Police is reducing crime with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi messaging device
Device sends messages about crime, missing people and other incidents.
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How software-defined networking could hit $8bn by 2018
SDN value could explode, despite some companies still testing the water.
ByHow the UK government is investing £1.6m in IoT standard Hypercat
The funding brings the total figure up to £8m.
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20 ways to explain Software Defined Networking to a five-year-old
The definition of SDN from the experts for the kids (and adults, too).
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Is Netflix’s streaming service down?
Partial outage prevents customers from viewing content.
ByBrocades’s SDN routers achieve 80 Gbps
Tests by Telefonica establish new benchmarks for Network Functions Virtualisation.
ByViatel on the hunt for acquisitions with €125m funding
The firm expects revenues of €100m by the end of this year.
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How IBM plans to save the Amazon rainforest
The firm’s Corporate Service Corps partners with the Nature Conservancy.
ByMongoDB adds support option to its NoSQL database
The firm’s community edition now includes 24-hour phone support.
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How Cisco plans to connect 99% of the Internet of Things market
The firm says security will be the biggest challenge.
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Smart Lorries coming to the UK next year
The vehicles will communicate using Wi-Fi, cameras and sensors.
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How Barclays is using customer’s data to maximise revenue
Barclaycard's contactless payment wristband to integrate with CRM system.
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8 Google Glass business apps that are changing the world
CBR presents eight real-life examples of the specs in action at work.
ByHow Intel’s Internet of Things headphones can measure your heart rate
They detect temperature, perspiration and heart rate.
ByHow MIT’s latest data-visualisation tool can improve cost savings and efficiency
The tool could help businesses to better understand their data.
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The demand for data scientists is reaching big data levels.
ByHow Amazon, eBay and other top sites are at risk from the Internet
Older routers hit capacity limits.
ByEverything you need to know about Cisco’s Q4 financial results
Job custs and customers apply pressure for SDN push.
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Vodafone punished by watchdog over misleading advert
The ad must not appear again in its current form.
ByJuniper releases latest line of Ethernet switches
The EX4600 is expected to help customers move to 40G connectivity.
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How Splunk is digging deeper into network monitoring
Latest app gathers and filters wire data from network endpoints.
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BBC strikes £25m digital testing deal with Mindtree
The IT services company will test a range of the broadcasters’ digital products.
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How National Express Coach is maximising revenue
The UK coach operator uses analytics software from Qlik.
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How an Internet of Things sensor monitors water pollution
The low-cost sensor also uses 3D printing technology and bacteria to measure water quality.
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Is SAS leading the business intelligence market?
SAS's UK MD, Mark Wilkinson, explains why the privately-owned firm provides better analytics and data management solutions than rivals.
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How GE adds speed and reduced costs to big data
The data lake software approach is expected to provide a "2,000x" performance improvement.
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How a smart collar can hack into vulnerable Wi-Fi networks
Cat identifies four routers using broken encryption and another four that had no encryption at all.
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Three unlikely ways to make money from the Internet of Things
CBR looks at three ways IoT manufacturers can drive opportunities in the emerging market.
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Which hotels around the world provide the best Wi-Fi?
A new website rates hotels based on the quality of their Wi-Fi.
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Everything you need to know about Splice Machine’s SQL-on-Hadoop database
The benefits, the challenge and competition.
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How Ofcom is driving the Internet of Things market
The broadcasting watchdog seeks input on IoT growth strategy.
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Contactless payments arriving at London Underground in September
Wearables, phones, payment tags and contactless cards will join Oyster.
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Are IBM, Microsoft and Oracle failing the database market?
Their approach is “too expensive to maintain”.
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Why the 25Gbps Ethernet standard is moving quickly
IEEE starts 25Gbps Ethernet study group.
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How IBM’s Watson is helping US soldiers prepare for post-military life
Military members can ask the supercomputer for advice at no cost.
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Cisco to invest $30m in Internet of Things campus in Barcelona
The firm is targeting smart cities.
ByJuniper’s Q3 outlook falls below analysts’ estimates
But the firm doubles its profit to $221.1m.
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International companies explore ways to make money from IOT
Conference to address the financial opportunities and challenges in the emerging sector.
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How an Internet of Things health monitor is relieving pressure on NHS wards
Sensium’s wireless patch is ‘reducing pressure’ on nurses.
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Why London, not Dublin, is the digital capital of Europe
And why it's the best place to do business.
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Why Google’s driverless cars are more than 10 years away
The search engine had said its goal is to get the technology to the public by 2017.
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How Virgin Holidays is maximising revenues with Docusign
The firm saves £10,000 a year on material costs.
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Will Wi-Fi become standard on planes in two years?
French defence firm says passengers will get broadband in a couple of years
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Revealed: the future of the connected vehicle market
Telefonica on the growth, the business model and barriers in the market.
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Level 3: streaming slowdowns are all Verizon’s fault
Verizon had said the congestion was being caused by Netflix.
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Porn blocked on public Wi-Fi hotspots in the UK
Tesco, Starbucks and Samsung have signed up to the ‘Friendly Wi-Fi’ scheme.
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6 emerging standards battling it out for the Internet of Things
Which group will solve the interoperability problem?
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Can Cisco’s wireless home gateways be hacked into?
Vulnerability is said to be present in nine of Cisco’s wireless home gateways.
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How John Lewis is maximising revenue from its website
The UK retailer uses analytics software from Splunk.
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Brocade joins 25 and 50Gbps Ethernet group
The consortium aims to deliver faster Ethernet than rival groups.
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4G connections ‘will reach 1.8 billion by 2019’
“Operators will have to present customers with a simple, usable, affordable yet innovative LTE.”
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Sling shows off smallest and cheapest Wi-Fi enabled Slingbox
Will the Slingbox M1 and SlingTV change how people watch TV?
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KPMG and Imperial College to invest £20m in the ‘Big Data’ market
New centre to drive advanced analytics and data scientist skills
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How Verizon is expanding its wireless network
The operator, Qualcomm and Ericsson are conducting field trials in spectrum sharing technology
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Google, Freescale and Samsung create low-power IoT standards group
Thread Group joins list of other groups aiming to connect the Internet of Things.
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5 Internet of Things devices for health you’ve never heard of
CBR looks at five smart devices in healthcare starting with the most recently announced FingerReader.
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Cisco patches up Apache Struts 2 exploit
However, there is no update for Cisco Business Edition 3000.
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Passengers on Airbus A330 to get Wi-Fi and HD movies by 2017
The European plane manufacturer unveils revamp of A330.
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Verizon: streaming slowdowns are all Netflix’s fault
But the companies are working together to improve the quality of video streaming.
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Telefonica loses EU court challenge on record antitrust fine
The operator is found guilty of abusing its dominant position in Spain’s broadband market.
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Free public Wi-Fi hotspots arrive to Scotland
Glasgow is the first city in Scotland to offer free access to the Internet
ByCiena releases WAN management tools to make networks more flexible
The Agility Multilayer WAN Controller integrates with the OpenDaylight SDN controller.
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Alcatel-Lucent achieves record broadband speed over copper phone lines
The operator hits 10Gbps over a distance of 30 metres.
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Could makers of NameTag’s Google Glass app help doctors and memory loss sufferers?
The facial recognition apps include HealthcareID and ReminderID.
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Metaswitch Networks to reduce barriers of NFV
Project Calico aims to improve the scalability and complexity of cloud-based data centre infrastructure.
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Accenture extends big data services with Hortonworks alliance
The alliance aims to make big data more accessible to users.
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Alcatel-Lucent to bid for Vodafone’s small cell rollouts
The firm has been selected for Vodafone's Project Spring investment programme.
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Why 4G will drive the Internet of Things market
The technology will enable applications in the healthcare, security and automotive sectors.
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Which countries are doing the most with the high-speed network?
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Atmel makes a grab for the Internet of Things market
Chip maker buys $140m wireless and Bluetooth provider.
ByWill the UK Government’s smart meters project fail?
The meters are expected to reduce bills by £26 a year and cut electricity usage by 2.8%.
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Wi-Fi firm goes bankrupt after CEO admits wrongdoing
Falsified accounts filed over a four year period.
ByYork City gets public Wi-Fi ahead of Tour de France
The free Wi-Fi provides up to 1Mbps per device.
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Internet of Things’ light bulb can be hacked into
Other hacked items include smart printers, baby monitors and children’s toys.
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Revealed: Vodafone’s 2014 predictions for the Internet of Things market
Which technologies and industries are driving the most growth?
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Huawei promises large scale 5G trials in Europe
New research partnership to focus on network energy use.
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Can it solve the interoperability problem?
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How Cisco’s unified communications system is at risk from hackers
The vulnerability is said to be present in all versions of Cisco’s Unified CDM.
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The Internet of Things’ consumer market is “too optimistic”
Nearly 75% of consumer electronics firms will adopt IoT by 2016.
ByTelstra eyes mobile security with Telesign investment
The mobile authentication firm has more than 3.5 billion accounts in 200 counties.
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Microsoft and Google fire up data centre networks to 25 and 50Gbps Ethernet
New consortium to deliver faster Ethernet than rival groups.
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Farmers charge mobile devices using solar-powered donkeys
The panel can charge more than 1,000 mobile phones.
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In-vehicle apps head towards 269m by 2018
Growth will be driven by in-vehicle software, such as Apple’s CarPlay model.
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Wi-Fi, not cellular, to lay the foundation for the Internet of Things
The wireless technology uses unlicensed spectrum and cheaper transfer rates.
ByFive essential iOS apps for better photos this summer
5 must-have apps for unlimited free storage and editing.
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Just Eat opens technology development centre in Bristol
30 jobs will be cooked up.
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Data centre revenue is expected to hit $7.5bn by 2019.
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Cloud app integration play
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The specs, the competition and what other people have said.
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Gorkana ditches NetApp storage for Nimble
The group’s Oracle Database increases performance by 65%.
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Google investing in women’s IT skills
The company will pay for thousands of developers to attend free classes.
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World Cup 2014 is the most-connected tournament ever
The first 10 days of FIFA World Cup 2014 generated more data than entire 2010 event.
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Google ditches MapReduce for its own Cloud Dataflow
The analytics service is based on Google’s own technologies Flume and MillWheel.
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The firms’ FlexPod IT infrastructure eliminates configuration challenges.
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The tractors are to visit four of the busiest spots on the route.
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But current network devices are more likely to fail than older ones.
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Kelly Herrell, Brocade's VP and GM of software networking, talks about competition, product development and the need for SDN.
ByEE looks to Juniper Networks for software defined networking
The mobile network operator migrates to Juniper’s IP/MPLS core network.
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The search engine firm buys startup Alpental for undisclosed amount.
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Is Cisco failing the software defined networking market?
The networking firm’s approach is “very old school” and “expensive”.
ByCloud security startup Skyhigh raises $40m in funding
The firm is recruiting new employees and expanding internationally.
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EE is installing fibreglass cows on the 1,200-acre site.
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Cisco developing open-source block ciphers
The firm is looking to protect traffic privacy in cloud systems.
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BySDN vs NFV: what’s the difference?
Software defined networking and network function virtualisation both promise to make networking cheaper and less complex, but how?
ByAWE steps up safety with supercomputers
The atomic weapon factory is testing its weapons on supercomputers.
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Google Glass to replace audio guides at museums
GuidiGO is partnering with museums to provide virtual tours for Glass users.
ByTelecom Italia testing Juniper’s SDN products
The Italian firm ‘successfully’ completes the first phase of testing.
BySmart motorways to arrive in the UK
Work is set to begin in July and be completed by autumn 2017.
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The newspaper replaces on-premise data warehousing system with cloud-based.
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Three in five employees take too many risks with Wi-Fi security.
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Level 3 buying TW Telecom for $5.7bn
The companies combined are valued at $25bn.
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High-speed free Wi-Fi service arrives at St Pancras
The Wi-Fi arriving on Platfrom 1 is the 1GB connection speed by the end of the year.
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Cisco and Apple back Microsoft’s battle over data stored overseas
Verizon and AT&T are also lining up in support.
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Five smart home devices you’ve never heard of - this involves cats.
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SDN networks require ‘business value applications’ to be successful
Allied Telesis outlines SDN vision for businesses.
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Video streaming to clog up Internet by 2018
Already 2014 World Cup is expected to generate 3x Brazil's entire monthly traffic.
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World’s “first wearable health record” arrives to Google Glass
Doctors can use the app to record consultations with patients.
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5 of the best wearable techs for summer 2014
From rings to weightlifting bands, we look at five of the best wearables this summer.
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Vodafone shows off latest unified communications portfolio
Standardisation is key for mobile giant.
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CityFibre’s gigabit network to arrive in 20 UK cities within three years
The telecoms firm raises £30m to expand its high-speed fibre business.
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Roku users to catch up on content across ITV, ITV2, ITV3, ITV4 and CITV.
ByEverything you need to know about Vodafone’s One Net tools
The benefits, the challenge and competition.
ByBrocade unveils open SDN and NFV platform for operators
Openstack and Opendaylight combined with proprietary products.
ByCiena targets metro transport platform at operators
8700 Packetwave uses metro Ethernet over optics.
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Cisco on wearable technology privacy and security issues
Q+A: "It is no longer a case of if, but when, you will be attacked”.
ByQualcomm’s latest chip combines Wi-Fi and LTE
The FSM90 line is designed for higher density deployments.
ByIxia unveils 400GbE test platform for network developers
The platform can download 50,000 Netflix video streams at once.
ByChinese mobile revolution sees global domination in Internet of Things
Mobile firms are at the beginning of their world-wide expansion.
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M&S firing laser barcodes onto fruit and vegetables
Simply food tattooing a first for UK retail.
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British Airways to roll out in-flight Internet within three years
European passengers to get broadband if $250m deal takes off.
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Everything you need to know about Gatwick’s IT transformation plan
The airport expects to save 'millions of pounds'.
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Gatwick and London City airports collaborate on the Internet of Things
Gatwick airport is looking to deploy beacon technology.
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5 best iOS apps for meditation this summer
Five must-have apps to use on your iPhone and iPad.
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Verizon threatens to sue Netflix for misleading customers
Netflix blaming Verizon for poor video service.
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Oracle joins OpenDaylight to expand SDN
Extreme Networks and Flextronics will also join the open source project.
ByJuniper and Aruba to deliver ‘seamless’ mobile network access
The mobile device market is expected to hit 2.6 billion units by 2016.
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Pepper is the latest on the market, joining Vital, Jimmy, Raptor and Robot Snake.
ByThe top 10 robots for 2014
Pepper is the latest on the market, joining Vital, Jimmy, Raptor and Robot Snake.
ByAmerica and Asia-Pacific more ‘data-driven’ than Europe
Business leaders also question data that contradicts their ‘gut feeling’.
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Why businesses are failing to prepare for the Internet of Things
One in four does not know how to handle secure connectivity for IoT devices.
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How big data is putting businesses at risk
CISOs called to implement a data-centric security focus.
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Internet of Things to reach value of $7.1 trillion by 2020
The figure is a downgrade from the $8.9 trillion figure predicted in October 2013.
ByHadoop is ‘loudly immature’ for big data analytics
SQL is now possible on the big data platform.
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Cisco, Cyan and NTT join forces for 100G IP connectivity
The 100G connection is enabled by Cisco’s ASR 9900 and 9904 routers.
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Google tries to make Glass more fashionable
Would you buy these new fashion frames for Google Glass?
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Telefonica needs NFV “instantly”
Spanish telecoms giant is developing an NFV reference platform and lab.
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Google services blocked in China
Crackdown comes ahead of the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protests.
ByQ1 shipments show falling demand for Ethernet switches and routers
The market for Layer 2 and 3 Ethernet switches fell by nearly $1bn.
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Top 8 companies driving the business intelligence market
Which companies are unlocking the value in big data?
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Deutsche Telekom looking to expand further in US, UK and Netherlands
The telecoms firm is extending its smart home platform.
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Huawei to deploy ‘fastest ever Wi-Fi network’ by 2018
The firm claims lab speed at 10X over existing Wi-Fi networks.
ByExisting networks “not fit for purpose”
IT departments are turning to software-defined networking.
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The Top 5 Google Glass rivals for 2014
Everything you need to know about the alternatives on the horizon.
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300-year-old hospital installs its first ever Wi-Fi system
Ruckus delivers Wi-Fi across the unchanged wards in two days.
ByWhy Facebook is asking Europe to investigate its WhatsApp buyout
The deal was cleared in the United States last month by the Federal Trade Commission.
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5 real-life travel apps for Google Glass this summer
Five Google Glass apps to simplify your travel experiences.
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John Lewis to invest £100,000 in the Internet of Things market
The retailer picks five startups for its technology incubator scheme.
ByKPMG opens R&D facility to test analytics applicatons
The labs are designed to test and develop data-driven applications built by its customers.
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Cisco is backing US cyber spying, says China
Cisco responds to the accusations...
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UK employees fed up with Wi-fi at work
Two in five are missing deadlines and opportunities in the workplace.
ByNew HTTP standard to be released by end of 2014
But experts call for the project to be abandoned.
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Are Microsoft, Oracle and IBM failing the business intelligence market?
Qlik’s VP of product management, Donald Farmer, says customers want easy-to-use products.
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3D printing creates 18th century objects
Madrid-based Factum Arte’s works are displayed at London’s Sloane Museum.
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Why Cisco won’t take the videoconferencing market by storm
The firm's new DX70 and DX80 desk phones run on the Android 4.1.1 operating system and come with 1.5GHz…
ByBlackBerry joins the Internet of Things market
The smartphone maker will manage data from connected devices.
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How will the Internet of Things transform the roundabout town?
BT and networking startup Neul are supplying the technology to Milton Keynes.
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Everything you need to know about Cisco’s DX70 and DX80
The benefits, the challenge and competition.
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Top 5 driverless cars projects to watch in 2014
The companies bringing the future a step closer.
ByBosch joins MongoDB for Internet of Things applications
The companies are looking to analyse real-time data from connected devices.
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Cisco develops intercloud strategy with cloud partnerships
Cisco will sell cloud services using Dimension Data's Managed Cloud Platform
ByCiena extends networking service to NORDUnet
The research and education network is deploying Ciena’s optical switching technology.
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EE joins Equinix to improve quality of mobile video
The Mobile Video Alliance (MVA) tackles technical issues such as caching and adaptive bit rates.
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Everything you need to know about Google’s driverless car
How does it work and how much does it cost?
ByCitrix to integrate NetScaler with Cisco
Citrix NetScaler will soon work in sync with Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI).
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How a grant got one TV firm’s Internet moving superfast
Newcastle council is rolling out superfast broadband across 97% of the city.
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3D printing ‘has no useful consumer application’
The industry has received a lot of attention with the recent availability of consumer printers.
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Microsoft eyes the smart home market
The software giant has agreed to sell connected home devices from Insteon.
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You could win $10,000 by predicting the FIFA World Cup winner
The RapidMiner Challenge offers two $5,000 cash awards.
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Top 5 affordable 3D printers for 2014
Autodesk is the latest company to enter the 3D printing market.
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Students prepared to pay higher tuition fees for better IT services
One in four students are dissatisfied with the technology provided by their university.
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Cisco beats Q3 expectations
A 5.5% decline in revenues keeps 'software defined networking disruption' on track.
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Top 5 networking companies driving the Internet of Things
Five leading networking companies in IoT.
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Bull and Warwick University enter big data partnership
The deal is a vehicle for creating business opportunities in the UK.
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BlackBerry’s Z3 will struggle in emerging markets
Emerging market targeted budget smart phone .
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Female CIOs see higher IT budget increases than male counterparts
But the number of female CIOs has not grown since 2004.
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The Top 10 UK media IT spenders
Exclusive: From a total of £1.9bn which firm is spending £389m?
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Can the ‘Weightless’ standard fuel the Internet of Things?
Everything you need to know about Neul’s whitespace spectrum.
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Internet of things can’t be built on LTE
4G is ill-equipped to make the emerging sector a success.
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Epson’s Moverio BT-200 vs Google Glass: What’s the difference?
The printer maker is shipping smart glasses for $700.
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Tesco to launch smartphone by the end of 2014
The UK retailer is building on the success of its Hudl tablet.
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5 best Android apps for summer festivals
Five handy Android apps to make the most of summer festivals.
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5 essential iOS apps for music festivals this summer
Five must-have apps to use on your iPhone.
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London Underground gets its own Internet of Things
Microsoft is saving costs and improving services by 30%.
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5 things to know about London City Airport’s Internet of Things project
When will it be ready and is it profitable?
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Tesco speeds up online shopping experience in Asia by 70%
The retailer partners with CDNetworks to reduce website load times.
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Everything you need to know about LG’s HomeChat system
How does it work and when is it available?
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5 chip makers driving the Internet of Things
Semiconductor companies enabling the IoT market.
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Payment and loyalty app outperforms payment cards at Imperial College
The first UK university to let people pay for goods by using an app on their mobile phones.
ByThe future of Avaya
The business collaboration firm's president, Garry Veale, plans to target the Premier League.
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Avaya aims to take the EPL football customer experience to another level
The firm hopes to provide its network infrastructure to football clubs following its Sochi success.
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5 security vulnerabilities found in Google Glass
CBR looks at five exploits already discovered by hackers.
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How one visual effects company saves thousands with FileMaker’s database
Framestore speeds up film-making using FileMaker,
ByWhy Zebra’s buyout of Motorola’s enterprise business will fuel IoT growth
Both companies are part of the Internet of Things.
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Is Google Glass susceptible to Heartbleed?
Millions of Android smartphones and tablets are already vulnerable to the exploit.
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Patch management requires ‘automated approach’ to avoid cybercrime
Research reveals a 128.6% rise in vulnerabilities for Microsoft products in 2013 compared to 2012.
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