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HP shows off first wind-cooled data centre
HP's Wynyard centre in the North East shows the way to a green future.
Alcatel aims for telecoms revolution with 1,000-fold power reduction targets
The Green Touch consortium promises to rethink our telecoms infrastructure from scratch, making energy efficiency the number one driver, with performance coming second.
Oracle and Sun customers face negotiating challenge
Could the combined open source/database vendor be too big to bargain with?
Google Chrome OS: the journey
Round-up of rumours ahead of today's announcement
Windows 7 security: A better kind of anarchy
Was Vista always the slow elevator to something better?
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Windows 7 will drive virtualisation, boost Apple iPhone
VMware, Citrix and smaller rivals believe that Windows 7 will be a major catalyst for desktop virtualisation, though customers still have management questions.
Mozilla joins Microsoft attack on Google Chrome Frame
Mozilla has sided with Microsoft in an attack on Google for its Chrome plug-in for IE
Twitter users tweet on the toilet
From the car, in the movies, on the job: Twitter users busier than ever
Business turns to DNS filter for Web security
Restricting users is a small price to pay
VMWorld preview: End user choice grows as virtualisation competition hots up
With another VMworld kicking off next week, host VMware faces controversy and a far more competitive virtualisation market than existed when the company began holding the annual conference five years ago
Will we finally get to grips with SQL injection attacks?
This week's disclosure that the huge data thefts at Heartland Payment Systems and other retailers resulted from SQL injection attacks could finally push retailers into paying serious attention to Web application security vulnerabilities, just as the breach at TJX focused attention on wireless issues.
Devil was in details of Yahoo, Microsoft search tie-up
Carol Bartz and Steve Ballmer said they needed time to hash out the specifics of a deal that took more than a year to seal
Microsoft's Linux kernel submission driven by virtualisation, cloud
Microsoft's submission of virtualisation driver source code to the Linux kernel marks a watershed event in the vendor's understanding of open source's future, according to experts.
Google Apps struggles to overcome fear of Outlook separation
In its bold march to become a credible collaboration and communication suite for businesses, Google Apps has encountered a frequent roadblock that has proven more vexing than expected to circumvent: good old Microsoft Outlook.
Will Google Chrome force a rethink on Windows 7?
It could be time for Microsoft to re-invent Windows unless it wants to be left in the shade by Google's Chrome OS move.
What a week: top stories you may have missed
London Stock Exchange doubts its core platform, Government does ID card u-turn, Windows 7 pricing rows continue, Apple faces critical iPhone vulnerability, Obama's internet shutdown plan. These stories and more in your Computerworld UK weekly roundup.
Java development critical to Oracle Fusion strategy
Oracle has emphasises Java and JavaServer Faces as key planks in its middleware strategy, with today's launch of Fusion Middleware 11g. Many developers will be relieved.
Windows XP: The OS that won't die
It's a year and a day since Microsoft pulled the plug on Windows XP by refusing to sell new copies of the operating system after June 30 2008.
Secretive security group emerges to highlight internet abuse fight
As cybercrime continues to proliferate on the internet, one industry security group is hoping its work will help stem the tide of spam and scams.












