The US is ten years behind Europe on installing Chip and PIN security for credit cards. Wayne Rash says it's…
Bitcoin exchange Mt Gox had some troubles and the virtual currency tumbled. Sean Michael Kerner says that's just because of…
No matter how efficient a Bitcoin data centre is,,it's just burning more and more electricity for less and less value,…
It looks like there's no patch for Microsoft's Internet Explorer this month. Sean Michael Kerner asks if this mean IE…
Stewart Smythe wanted to be a brain surgeon. He wound up running a service provider
Sean Michael Kerner welcomes Firefox 27, which fixes some holes and catches up on security tech such as TLS
Data centres burn almost no diesel, but the EU's carbon trading scheme is taxing them by mistake, says Peter Judge
The printing press allowed our information age. Wayne Rash sees where Gutenberg started it
To understand and communicate data, you must visualise it - for yourself and for other people - says Nathan Yau
The Target hackers broke in through a third party. Sean Michael Kerner says this should change your security strategy
Robin Kuepers from Dell says growing storage capacity on a very tight budget is one of the main challenges facing…
He's masterminded Microsoft's cloud strategy, and now it's time to give Satya Nadella the top job, says Michelle Maisto
An attack on Yahoo Mail hit the headlines, but Sean Michael Kerner praises the way it was handled
CBT Nuggets launches a trial that allows potential customers to train towards a new IT qualification for free
Ten years before the iPhone, Andy Harter was building a smartphone in Cambridge
Google may have lost money on Motorola Mobility, says Peter Judge, but selling the unit to Lenovo was the right…
Microsoft's plan for a data centre that makes its own electricity sounded fanciful. Peter Judge is pleased it's becoming reality
The CeBIT show is getting bigger thanks to a surge in IT. Wayne Rash is looking forward to it
Bitcoins have benefited from hype and noise, But Sean Michael Kerner finds they are a sign of a change in…
If you want your corporate apps to be used, get mobile and reduce friction, says Rob Sobers
In 1984, Wayne Rash rejected the Apple Mac for military service. But it won honours in civilian life - and…
'123456' may be a crap password, but Sean Michael Kerner says the blame lies with the security systems that allow…
Oracle has claimed that open source increases risk. The evidence points otherwise, says Ed Boyajian
Dmitry Tishchenko is addicted to measurements, and says Agile is the saviour of IT
To win at analytics, you need people versed in maths, technology and behavioural sciences, says Dhiraj Rajiram
President Obama's phone surveillance reforms make little difference, and face political deadlock, says Wayne Rash
Holger Claussen from Bell Labs envisions a future where we all have our own low-power radio access node
President Obama can't halt the NSA's data collection, even if he wanted to, says Peter Judge
Fridges are already unhealthy places, but thanks to the Internet of Things, they are a source of online infections, says…
Calum McLeod started on mainframes, and came to startups... via a bit of tape-to-tape copying