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| Department of Energy spends £300,000 to boost Google ranking The Department of Energy and Climate Change spent more than £300,000 on artificially boosting its Google rankings in the last financial year, according to... |
| Cost-cutting boosts BT's profits Despite falling revenue, BT saw its profits climb to £375m for the first three months to 30 June, up 38 % compared to the same period last year. The... |
| Trinity Mirror cuts costs and boosts profits with IT Newspaper publisher Trinity Mirror... |
| London Stock Exchange CTO Robin Paine leaves Robin Paine is leaving the role of CTO at the London Stock Exchange after five years in the post. |
| Google debuts Apps for US government Google has announced an edition of Google Apps designed for the US government. |
| Cardiff University invests £1m in infrastructure upgrade Cardiff University has invested £1m in its IT network as part of an ongoing upgrade to its infrastructure. |
| Metro Bank launches today running off-the-shelf software Metro Bank starts operations today, underpinned... |
| SAP too slow to cloud, say users Nearly two-thirds of SAP users plan to use SAP's cloud-based offering in future, but 73% believe SAP has been slow in bringing them to market, a survey reveals. |
| Fujitsu addresses government's 20% cut challenge Roger Gilbert took over as CEO of Fujitsu UK & Ireland in April 2009. Since then the parent company has largely merged its UK operations with Fujitsu Telecommunications, bought out German electrical engineering firm Siemens's share of Fujitsu Siemens and restructured its products and services to compete more vigorously as a global supplier of cloud-based and managed services. |
| Black Hat 2010: Open source tool finds web applications Security firm Qualys has launched an open source, web-application fingerprinting engine to identify application and plug-in versions. |
| Blackberry faces ban in India Research In Motion's Blackberry service may be banned in India if the company does not resolve government concerns over security. |
| Adobe to acquire web software maker for $240m Adobe Systems has agreed to buy Switzerland-based Day Software Holding in a deal worth $240m. |
| CSA launches security certification for cloud computing The Cloud Security Alliance has unveiled the industry's first user certification programme for secure cloud computing. |
| Government launches website of UK legislation The government has launched a website to provide public access to UK legislation dating back to 1267. |
| Smartphone sales boost Carphone Warehouse revenue Carphone Warehouse has benefited from a surge in smartphones sales. The devices helped lift revenue at the retailer's European stores by 3.7%... |
| Black Hat 2010: Microsoft releases free security tool for older platforms Microsoft has released a free tool to bring newer security protections to older platforms and applications. |
| Black Hat 2010: Microsoft calls for co-ordinated vulnerability disclosure Microsoft has called on the IT community to move to co-ordinated vulnerability disclosure at the BlackHat USA 2010 security conference in Las Vegas. |
| Black Hat 2010: Adobe joins MAPP early warning programme Microsoft is to extend its active protections programme (MAPP) to include vulnerability sharing from Adobe Systems. |
| Atos Origin triples profits in first half of 2010 IT service provider Atos Origin has more than tripled profits despite a dip in sales in the first half... |
| Consumer confidence is top security concern for IT managers UK IT managers worry more about their customers' security fears than direct threats to their websites, such as phishing, identity theft or site spoofing... |
| Cranfield University donates PCs to Computer Aid International Cranfield University has donated more than 1,200 PCs to specialist charity Computer Aid International. The IT charity professionally refurbishes unwanted... |
| Can Microsoft's Phone 7 cut a slice out of Apple? Microsoft is set... |
| Britvic outsources back-office IT to Atos Origin in £15m deal Britvic Soft Drinks has signed a £15m, five-year outsourcing deal with French IT services company Atos... |
| Fujitsu revamps to stress global cloud services Fujitsu, the $50bn IT and communications company, has restructured its product lines to reflect an acceleration of the company's globalisation and creation of new services businesses. |
| IT employers must invest in skills to stay ahead IT employers must invest more in skills... |
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