Gartner has revealed its top predictions for IT organizations and IT users for 2014 and beyond. The predictions for 2014 combine several disruptive topics
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Cybercriminals typically steal data using a triad of techniques–malware, hacking, and tampering with hardware.
The UK’s leading companies have failed to make a list of the top 100 global innovative businesses based on patent filings.
Toshiba’s first cloud offering will come with a twist – users will be able to customise the remote hardware being used to host the virtual desktop and storage service.
For British computing this is quite a day. The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced that a million of the tiny cheap computers aimed at transforming education have now been made in the UK.
An interesting question sometimes that many entrepreneurs are always stuck with is about the overall picture of their startup and what matters most?
There are a number of factors that make the IPv6 protocol suite interesting from a security standpoint. Firstly, being a new technology, technical personnel has much less confidence with the IPv6 protocols than with their IPv4 counterpart
Eric Schmidt, Google’s executive chairman, put a question to an audience Gartner’s Symposium ITxpo here on Monday. “Raise [your] hand if you’re sure the Chinese are not inside your corporate network.”
Once again shifting the spotlight away from PCs (and all that private business news), Dell is touting its enterprise storage portfolio — specifically a new set of all-flash storage solutions for big data-hungry applications.
In September, Serbia’s city of Novi Sad hosted the first-ever official hacker conference in the Balkans, BalCCon: First Congress (First Contact).