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Recent Swedish attacks raise worrying possibility
Former hacker has served enough time to atone for his crime
HTC likely to be left out in the cold
The party's over and the hangover will be a killer for some, says Iain Thomson
It is nearly 60 years since Alan Turing devised a test to define machine intelligence, and it needs replacing, argues Dr Aladdin Ayesh
Proper implementation can address most concerns about privacy and data security, argues Ian Williams
Women in IT face a variety of challenges, but the rewards can be great, says Maggie Berry
Iain Thomson argues that the annual piracy survey is not an exact science
De Montfort professor Adrian Hopgood argues that a really convincing artificial human mind is still years away
Will the Pirate Bay verdict sink the pirates?
Facebook, Pirate Bay and stolen government laptops. What will we need to worry about next?
Governance is like plumbing: it's only exciting when it doesn't work, says Gartner's Earl Perkins
Chip giant wants Xeon to change semiconductor sales
It's not all doom and gloom in the IT industry, argues Tim Watson of De Montfort University
PC industry needs to take the hint
Apple's unique approach to device charging has frustrations for iPhone and iPod users, says Madeline Bennett
Elise Olding, research director at Gartner, explains that an economic slowdown can be the best time to replace inefficient business processes
Early mainframe technology has been adapted to help mine today's data banks, says Quocirca's Bob Tarzey

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