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In today's technology roundup: UK watchdog blacklists Wikipedia, Intel develops fast optical links on silicon, Wal-Mart to sell iPhones, and Britain cracks down on fake consoles.
From cyber-vandalism to cyber-crime, malware has evolved into a profit-driven business, says Kaspersky Lab.
Trojans written for mobile platforms grew 422% in the first half of 2008 alone, says Kaspersky Lab.
IT training is essential to make the youth of SA more employable, says Microsoft.
In this World Wide Wrap: NLG goes green with UtiliPro, NHS, Manpower partner, and Patersons includes CCH subscription.
In this World Wide Wrap: Hitachi, Intel team up, end-users form storage council, 3Par products named most exciting.
The agreement will enhance inX.co.za's ability, with a 24x7x365 Global Network Operations Centre.
While some of us dream of a white Christmas (forex costs notwithstanding), some of SA's CIOs have less festive issues on their minds.
The Cape Town company has snatched up a UK online award for putting SA Tourism on Google Earth.
Timelines released by the DOC on circling Africa with an undersea cable are “unrealistic”.
New research from World Wide Worx reveals explosive Internet growth.
Kaspersky Lab likens the struggle between cyber-crime and anti-malware companies to an arms race.