Tuesday, October 4, 2011

IT News Head Lines (ComputerWeekly) 04/10/2011





Intel acquires mobile location services firm, Telmap
Intel has announced plans to acquire navigation and location-based services firm, Telmap, as the company drives its business into the smartphone market.

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Government announces £145m investment in high-performance computing
The government has announced £195m investment in science and computing, including high-performance computing (HPC) and research.

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Number of IT leaders with influence on board-level business strategy grows 26%
The number of IT leaders with influence over company business strategy has increased 26% since last year, according to research.

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Power cut at Birmingham exchange pulls plug on BT Broadband across UK
BT has confirmed that power cuts at a major exchange caused internet outages on BT Broadband.

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How far away is the government's vision of the Public Services Network?
The long-awaited Public Services Network to enable the delivery of government services from any provider or location is now underway. But how achievable is the vision of a national "network of networks"?

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Gartner finds almost every organisation intends to migrate software to SaaS
Nearly all organisations (95%) expect to invest in software as a service, according to a Gartner survey, with over a third of organisations already migrating on-premise applications to SaaS.

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Legislation helps SMEs protect intellectual property rights in Patents County Court
A law has come into force to make it easier for SMEs to protect intellectual property, ensuring lower-value cases will be dealt with at the less costly Patents County Court and introducing a damages cap of £500,000 for all claims to the PCC.

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