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World's oldest bible goes online

May cause a problem for some Christians More...

Official 'spying' requests top 500,000

Information includes web records and itemised phone bills More...

Courts squash Child Online Protection Act

New technology better than old law More...

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The iPhone Coffin: RIP

24 Jul 2008I'm not sure just how you want your remains dealt with when you croak, but now us gadget-obsessed have our own range... More...

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LHC experiments reach high pitch

24 Jul 2008It seems the frequency of - 'Vendor 'X' IT hardware installed at CERN's large hadron collider' press releases has cooled somewhat over... More...

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Case study: K Line

Virtualisation helped shipping firm K Line to reduce its emissions More...

The pIT stop Q&A: When should I virtualise a server?

Computing readers put their IT questions to our expert panel More...

Microsoft plays to operating strengths

Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer talks exclusively to Computing More...

Tread carefully with carbon

A 42 per cent reduction in power consumption suggests plenty of slack in datacentre efficiency alone More...

School uses hands-on biometrics

James Brown reports on the palm-vein biometric system being deployed for cashless dinner payments More...

Data sets wheels in motion

The robustness of your data centre is crucial to the future success of the organisation, reports Mark Samuels More...

Rooms with a view of the future

Ensuring that the computer centre can keep up with growing business requirements is vital More...

Q&A: Trudy Norris-Grey, Sun Microsystems UK managing director

Guiding Sun through a period of transition More...

Q&A: Leslie Stretch, Sun Microsystems UK managing director

Ray of hope for Sun as sales rise in the UK More...

Supercomputers to examine life itself

IBM has turned its supercomputing power towards biology research, with some amazing results More...

Grid computing pleases the power-hungry

Companies will look at grid for two main reasons: power and costs, argues Carl Claunch. More...

Scott McNealy: IT keeps shining on Sun... and the benefits increase

Technology is crucial to most companies. Sun has benefited over the years by using IT to cut millions of pounds from its manufacturing and operating costs More...

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