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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
Growing laptop sales will demand a whole new set of tools to manage IT
As cloud computing use grows, security will become key to deployments, says Quocirca analyst Fran Howarth
Employees are the weakest link, says Quocirca analyst Fran Howarth
In his third report from China, Ian Williams champions the Internet Protocol
In his second report back from China, Ian Williams sees parallels with old mining towns at Huawei's headquarters
Hong Kong's Symphony of Lights has led Ian Williams to question the value of technology as art
New technologies are improving the mobile phone experience - and integrating them with fixed-line networks
Paul A Henry, vice president for strategic accounts at Secure Computing
The chip giant looks in danger of losing its upper hand in the technology battle
The iPod has redefined consumer expectations and given Apple a whole new market
If all goes according to plan, the only Trojan Horse causing trouble in Athens this summer will be the one in the Hollywood blockbuster Troy.
Many IT managers are being caught out by the speed at which hackers are reverse-engineering patches
Iain Thomson reflects on last week's chip-fest in San Francisco
In the rush to deal with MyDoom many forgot that the worm's secondary payload will be active long after its initial outbreak
As confidence rises and budgets open up, many budget-holders will begin to flex their networking muscles
US immigration officials are so consumed with operating new biometrics kit that they hardly have time to get into mean-and-moody mode
Some network managers believe that dynamic bandwidth control will solve all their problems, but there are cheaper and more efficient alternatives
BlackBerry's latest smartphone is a mid-tier handset that will cost less than the Q10 and Z10
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