The software can help governments to save money and respond quicker to disasters, says IBM.
The latest release provides new functionality to create accurate, automated clusters based on performance.
Mobile phone users in the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Poland and Sweden can sign up for Ericsson Money.
To reduce cost, manpower and risk, criminals will now be able to appear in court via a high-quality audio-visual link.
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The federal government is setting up Medicare Locals to replace divisions of general practice.
Pennsylvania's judges are conducting court hearings via video conferencing instead of transferring defendants from prisons to courtrooms.
The company has been named the winner of three Spring 2011 Technology Services Industry Association STAR Awards.
Making climate research accessible to communities could help them adapt to changes affecting their livelihoods.
Apple's iPad 2 will be offered together with a subscription to the Daily Maverick's new tablet publication.
The HP programme equips healthcare workers in Botswana with Palm Pre 2 smartphones to collect malaria data.
The new virtual schools will offer standards of learning-based courses taught by licensed teachers.
The companies will provide a secure bill payment process for the local market using cellphone payment technology.
The Turing Test says less about computers' intelligence than it does about what it means to be human.