Real-life disaster recovery boost at video firm with HDS clustered NAS
Special effects video firm The Mill boosts HDS/BlueArc clustered NAS capacity to cope with HD movies and build disaster recovery site at London’s Docklands
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Video interview with Ubisense CTO Andy Ward Andy Ward is CTO at Ubisense, a company created to commercialise radio tagging technology following research at Cambridge University Read More ...
Video interview: Andy Harter, CEO, RealVNC In this video, RealVNC CEO Andy Harter speaks to Computer Weekly about the company's remote access software Read More ...
Intel outlines reference design for hyperscale datacentres Intel is developing a server rack design architecture for deployment as a full rack for improved server utilisation Read More ...
PC market crashes The PC market crashed in the first quarter of 2013, with new PC shipments falling 14% compared with the same period last year Read More ...
Analysis: Can 3G be trusted for IPVPNs? As Virgin Media Business launches its first 3G-based IPVPN, we ask whether the mobile network can be relied on for business purposes Read More ...
HP chief defends public attack on Autonomy management HP CEO Meg Whitman has defended her company’s attack on the former management of Autonomy, which it acquired in 2011 for $11.7bn Read More ...
Law firm gets EMC unified storage for effective disaster recovery Surrey law firm TWM builds VMware virtualised infrastructure with EMC VNX unified storage to enable disaster recovery best practice Read More ...
Case study: Liverpool FC goes wireless with Xirrus Premier League Liverpool FC offers fans Wi-Fi on match days and corporate customers the extra connectivity for events at Anfield Read More ...
The I/O blender means enterprise flash is here to stay 451 Group analyst Simon Robinson explains why enterprise flash is worthy of its hype and will consign HDDs to the background Read More ...
IEEE forms 400GB Ethernet study group The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) confirms it is looking into the capabilities and future of 400GB Ethernet Read More ...
100Gbps Ethernet – is it time to move? Do you need 100Gbps Ethernet in your datacentre, or is the technology just going through a hype cycle? Computer Weekly investigates Read More ...
BMI Healthcare assesses mobile devices for hospital consultants Healthcare provider BMI Healthcare is evaluating mobile device management to give consultants flexible access to patient records Read More ...
Cisco plans to buy UK-based Ubiquisys US networking giant Cisco wants to extend its service provider portfolio by picking up UK-based small cell specialist Ubiquisys Read More ...
Universal Credit IT systems could lead to wide-scale fraud, say MPs Undeveloped IT on the Universal Credit programme could lead to fraud and error, the Communities and Local Government Committee warns Read More ...
Interview: Brad Anderson, Microsoft corporate vice-president of Windows Server and System Center Brad Anderson, head of Windows Server and System Center at Microsoft, talks about the future of the server and management platform Read More ...
Wildcat big data silos add splash of ungovernability to enterprise IT Wildcat big data projects are threatening to add a layer of ungovernability to enterprise IT, says MDM godfather Aaron Zornes Read More ...
mRAT spyware bypasses mobile enterprise controls, research shows Mobile remote access Trojan (mRAT) infections are bypassing mobile enterprise security controls, putting businesses at risk of cyber espionage Read More ...
Alexandra Palace rolls out Wi-Fi across historic venue Alexandra Palace has rolled out Wi-Fi connectivity across the venue enabling visitors to stay connected when they come to events Read More ...
2014 could see return of double-digit IT services growth Indian IT services supplier Infosys believes 2014 could see the return of double-digit growth following a 5.8% increase over the last 12 months Read More ...
Planes vulnerable to smartphone-based hack attack, says researcher Aircraft can be hijacked or even crashed by a smartphone app, a security researcher has claimed Read More ...
O2 offers regular handset 'refresh' The new O2 Refresh tariff allows users to pay off the balance of their handsets to upgrade to the next big thing Read More ...
Google has another go at allaying EU competition concerns Google has submitted a fresh set of proposals to address European concerns about its business practices and avoid punitive action Read More ...
IT manfucturers fight cyber espionage risks in the supply chain Technology companies are collaborating to secure their supply chains from cyber spies and hackers Read More ...
Largest Bitcoin exchange reports heavy DDoS attack The world’s largest exchange of the digital Bitcoin currency is back online after reporting a “stronger than usual DDoS” attack Read More ...
Cardiff Start launches to help regional start-ups A community hub for technology start-ups, Cardiff Start, has launched in the Welsh capital Read More ...
Bots and web apps among top threats to data security, says Check Point Bots, viruses, breaches and attacks are a constant and real threat to the information security of organisations Read More ...
Sourcing strategies must change to reflect Generation Y Sourcing departments in businesses must take into account Generation Y to ensure that outsourcing continues to deliver value, says Gartner Read More ...
Windows XP end of support: What to do next CIOs may not wish to carry on running a 12-year-old desktop OS, but thousands of incompatible applications leave many with no choice Read More ...
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