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Atos enters final testing phase for London 2012 Olympic Games
The last checks before showtime
Ian Watmore leaves civil service
Spending more time with his family?
Car insurance firm uses IBM analytics to set premiums
IBM analytics information combined with telematics data to monitor how young drivers drive
Ticketmaster targets more reliability with data centre monitoring software
Will it prevent ongoing ticketing blunders?
PAC: Corporates on government contracts should be subject to FoI
Performance of firms on public contracts need to be closely monitored to enable accountability
Research Councils reveals plans for £33m supercomputer investment
An online notice outlines the Councils’ intention to make the UK a world leader in HPC
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IBM brings Intel Ivy Bridge architecture to M4 server line
New Xeon V2 processors will add power and efficiency
SAP offers mobile device management on Amazon cloud
A number of enterprises don't want to deal with implementing their own device management infrastructure in-house
BT and TalkTalk fail Ofcom mystery shopper broadband tests
Both ISPs have been warned to follow the regulator’s code of practice more closely
SAP lays out cloud strategy post-SuccessFactors deal
The company will sell its SaaS products as a loosely coupled suite
AMD launches Trinity APUs to take on Intel’s Ivy Bridge
AMD is touting 12 hour battery life and big performance gains with Piledriver CPU core
Yahoo launches online advertising big data analytics tool
Genome is designed to let marketers deliver more targeted campaigns
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Cranfield adopts new HR system to aid management
More integrated platform to streamline business processes
Met Police uses mobile data extraction system against suspects
Police will have immediate access to data on handset
Insurers spend over £100m on preparing data for Solvency II
Simon Kirby said that the regulation should have been delivered in manageable chunks
CERN automates application development with Electric Cloud
Electric Cloud will manage application quality for scientists in search of Higgs Boson
Reed Recruitment upgrades to VoIP system
Consolidates more than 250 telephone systems into one central network
London School of Economics replaces Siemens with cloud-based comms
The world-leading university has opted for an InTechnology solution that will be delivered over JANET
ICO website hit by DDoS attack
Anonymous unconfirmed as source of breach
Ross Levinsohn takes on CEO role at struggling Yahoo
Head of Yahoo's global media, he is known for his Internet savvy
Apple admits second iCloud mail outage
The online mail service was out of action for up to 15 million users on Monday
Microsoft Research aims to turn any laptop into a Kinect
Humantenna and Soundwave could one day be used in cars
Staffordshire council seeks IT business engagement manager
Wants someone dedicated to understanding how ICT fits in with business processes
Government to launch G-Hosting to complement G-Cloud
The public sector is expected to spend £470m between now and 2016 on heavy lift hosting
Dell and IBM announce servers with new Intel Xeon chips
New servers pack more processing power and memory to speed up database and cloud tasks
Infineon CEO Bauer resigns after health complications
Infineon veteran Reinhard Ploss will take CEO post at the end of fiscal year
SAP unveils mobile apps
Mobile strategy makes plenty of room for partners, analyst says
Intel introduces low-power Xeon E3 server chips with 3D transistors
E3-1200 V2 chips for microservers are based on Ivy Bridge, while E5-4600 chips are based on Sandy Bridge
BAA's Philip Langsdale to become DWP CIO
Langsdale fills Joe Harley's shoes
Panasonic books £6 billion annual loss
Japanese manufacturer was hit by falling sales of its electronics and one-time restructuring fees
Daisy Group completes £1m investment in bomb-proof data centre
The facility has a 12-tonne door and 2m-thick granite walls
Microsoft preparing June Windows 8 upgrade deal for Windows 7 PCs
But report in CNET says upgrade will come with a price tag
MoD to warn of E-bomb attack
The UK needs to build its digital defences, defence secretary Philip Hammond will say
Amazon Web Services helps users avoid bill shock with email alerts
IT staff can now keep track of the total cost or the charge for individual services and get alerts via email
Facebook privacy policy changes proposed to appease Irish government
Critics are skeptical about the move's timing just before the company's IPO
Liverpool NHS trust hails paperless access to patient data
Doctors have more time to spend with patients
Arup outsources data centre to cope with growth
More cost-effective than refurbishing existing space
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