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04 November 2011
News: EU antitrust authority investigates Samsung's use of patents against Apple

The European Union’s top regulatory watchdog has launched an investigation into Samsung over its attempts to block Apple products.
News: BT Global Services remains loss making

BT has reported a 37 percent increase in pre-tax profits for the half-year, although its Global Services outsourcing division remained loss-making.
News: PM pledges up to $150m for organisation to promote hi tech industry

Prime Minister John key is promising funding of up to $150 million over the next five years to establish a new organsiation to promote the hi tech industry.
News: Australia to become APAC Cloud hub?

The dream of Australia becoming an Asia-Pacific Cloud computing hub could become a reality, but hinges on having a well-designed regulatory and policy environment and overcoming cost challenges, a new report argues
03 November 2011
News: Remains of the Day: Cash cloud

Apple may be looking to put its money where its cloud is, but the company's execs aren't afraid of Fire. And if you thought Apple would be keeping all of its products exactly the same in 2012, guess again. The remainders for Thursday, November 3, 2011 have got news for you.
News: CIOs to watch: McGrath Tod O'Dell

Name: Tod O'Dell
News: Feds acknowledge mistakes in USAJobs site move

The head of the agency that runs USAJobs.go, the federal government employment site, apologized on Thursday for site performance problems since it was taken over from Monster.com last month.
Opinion: 30 Days With the Cloud

30 Days With the Cloud: Day 1
News: Simon Crosby, the godfather of Xen, on virtualization, security and wimpy private clouds

Bromium is a well funded startup that promises to tap some little-used inherent strengths of Xen virtualization to secure public clouds, opening up the possibility of greater cost savings for businesses that will be able to trust more data to these services.
News: Private cloud vs. public cloud vs. hybrid cloud

There's no denying it: practically every business is moving to the cloud or at least thinking about it. But with a number of options available to them, many are still experimenting with which works best.
News: Virtualization vs. Native apps

About a year ago, a few of the larger virtualization software vendors, such as VMware and CA Technologies, started campaigning against a phenomena that they called virtual stall.
News: Oracle reveals open source JavaFX plans

The company seeks transparency and an open development model in addition to the replacement of any closed code with open code
News: Godfather of Xen: Virtualization holds a key to public-cloud security

While conventional wisdom says virtualized environments and public clouds create massive security headaches, the godfather of Xen, Simon Crosby, says virtualization actually holds a key to better security.
News: IBM open sources messaging client for embedded devices

In a move to bring network connectivity to a wider range of devices, sensors and appliances, IBM has donated the source code of its machine-to-machine messaging software to the Eclipse Foundation, the company announced Thursday.
News: Study: IT's future lies with cloud computing, security and mobile

Cloud computing, security and the mobile space hold the most growth potential in the coming years, according to IT professionals surveyed by tech staffing firm Modis.
News: More unlicensed mobile spectrum needed, group says

The U.S. Congress and Federal Communications Commission shouldn't forget unlicensed uses of spectrum as policymakers debate ways to open up more mobile spectrum for broadband and voice services, a group of wireless advocates said Thursday.
News: Global chip market strengthens as Intel, AMD compete

Global computer chip revenue showed strong signs of life in the third quarter, jumping 16.1% compared to the same period in 2010.
Opinion: Organize Your Work Life with WorkFlowy

This is your brain: cluttered, disorganized, nerve-wracked, unproductive.
News: IT pros staying put, expecting raises

There's cause for contentment among IT pros, many of whom are staying put at their current jobs due to a combination of lingering economic concerns and improving conditions at work.
News: BAA reaps rewards of centralised data management with EMC

BAA, the airport operator that owns Heathrow, has revealed how the implementation of a centralised data management tool has helped it save millions of pounds.

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