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5:30

Jun 15, 2010

Threats beyond Windows

The biggest risk is the belief that a system is impregnable, says Kaspersky Lab.

Japan unfurls solar sail in space

In today's technology roundup: Japan unfurls solar sail in space, mystery start-up uncloaks 512-core server, firms fail to see cloud's silver lining, and hacker charged with threatening US VP.

Kirsten Doyle

1:30

Jun 15, 2010

HP acquires Phoenix virtualisation products

In this World Wide Wrap: HP acquires Phoenix virtualisation products, VMware scores Gartner top spot, and IT sector 'must focus on virtualisation'.

ABBYY presents Recognition Server 3.0

The document capture and optical character recognition solution is available locally through Deltalink Consulting.

Bharti, VMware partner

In this World Wide Wrap: Bharti and VMware partner, lawmakers question cloud standards, and Jitterbit takes integration to cloud.

Dell drives data centre virtualisation

In this World Wide Wrap: Dell drives data centre virtualisation, VMware and Novel expand partnership, and Cisco boosts telepresence interoperability.

Fujitsu simplifies disk-based backup

The integration of Eternus CS800 with Symantec NetBackup provides customers with more flexible options.

Cloud shifts malware focus

Anti-virus vendors need to be proactive when targeting malware, rather than simply reacting to threats, says Panda Security.

James Lawson

2:10

Jun 9, 2010

Caffeine goes live

In today's technology roundup: Caffeine goes live, Turkey bans multiple Google services, Wikileaks site unfazed by arrest, and Intel unveils Web-based PC management.

Kirsten Doyle