Scientists plan to set the world's biggest yet physics experiment to work from 10 September.
In today's technology roundup: All systems go for Beijing Olympics, hacks caught hacking, BT injects life into its network, and Google sours on $1 billion AOL investment.
In this World Wide Wrap: SafeEvault releases upgrade and Center 7, TNS partner.
In this World Wide Wrap: AlphaWorks investigates emerging software, Recession encourages risk management, and Emerging technology centre breaks ground.
In this World Wide Wrap: Broadband improves Rwandan health care, Nexsan, GE Healthcare go green, and Medsphere moves HQ.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP's inkjet tech declines, Printed electronics the way of the future?, and Camera sales slow in Japan.
In this World Wide Wrap: Royal Mail says "Ask Sarah", University places kiosk at mall, and IATA mandate spurs self-service.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS unveils server driver, Micron reveals server SSD, and Provue releases Panorama.
Five million of SA's poorest households will benefit from the subsidy, which covers 70% of the set-top box retail price.
A multibillion-rand project will give SAPS and other agencies e-solutions with which to fight crime.
In today's technology roundup: Robots learn to move themselves, Kaminsky details DNS flaw, and EU challenges UK on Phorm.
In this World Wide Wrap: Deutsche Post, HP deal falls through, Advisers benefit from outsourcing, and Santa Clara extends contract.
In this World Wide Wrap: IM proves six degrees of separation, NYPD embraces picture messaging, and Canadians to pay for SMSs.