In today's technology roundup: Hackers demand $10m ransom, Microsoft confirms 5% UK jobs to go, US needs 'digital warfare force', and authorities to crack down on Craigslist.
In this World Wide Wrap: Dubai school learns online, Atlantic Link inks e-learning deal, and DIA debuts online learning programme.
In this World Wide Wrap: Amazon brings bigger Kindle, shopping sat nav for elderly, and gadget gets handy.
In this World Wide Wrap: Chinese firms top governance list, OpenLogic unveils governance platform, and OpenMetrik releases IT governance solution.
In this World Wide Wrap: Cisco faces sales slump, Nokia releases network platform, and Emulex rejects Broadcom bid.
The company aims to provide better virtualisation management and cut server workload.
Virtualisation software revenue will increase by 55% in 2009 in the EMEA market, says Gartner.
An auditor-general's report slams the performance of police emergency centres, which are plagued by system failures.
Correctional Services says it cannot manage prison surveillance systems, but claims no security threats exist.
In today's technology roundup: Botnet hijack reveals 70GB stolen data, agency denies Internet spy plans, BlackBerry Curve outsells iPhone, and Microsoft's IE anti-trust hearing set for June.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google Health accused of inaccuracy, state hospitals go paperless, and ZirMed joins Hands On.
In this World Wide Wrap: Carbon Trust ropes in China, Seagate ships green hard drives, and Adaptiva addresses power management.
In this World Wide Wrap: Alcatel-Lucent unveils VOIP solution, Alentus partnership to drive VOIP, and VOIP saves costs.