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March 30
- O2 aims ‘On & On’ at small business
- Lite-On brings SSDs to the UK
- Google opens Tech City campus
- Google tablets to be sold through online store
March 29
- CFOs getting closer to IT thanks to cloud
- Flynn: EMC is the data centre ‘bottleneck’
- Google unveils Apps Vault
- Red Hat becomes billion dollar company
- EU to cap roaming costs by July 2012
- Server issues ruin data centre strategy
- Cable & Wireless drags out sale
March 28
- QR codes: scanning or scamming?
- Technology sector to boost UK job market
- European CyberCrime Centre set to tackle online fraud
- Amazon launches updated Kindle Touch
- Samsung demos SUR40 display with Microsoft Surface
- UK Government signs three year deal with Oracle
March 27
- HTC deleting customer data next month
- Big data to drive European cloud uptake
- Ofcom extends Everything Everywhere 4G consultation
- MPs tell Google to block privacy-breaking searches
March 26
- Brocade commits to channel-only sales
- Intel to launch two SSDs in May?
- Apple iPad 3 vs iPad 2 head-to-head review
- Data centres integral to high-speed broadband in UK
- Ministry of Justice buying from CloudStore?
- Microsoft and Nokia fund AppCampus programme
- London Overground to offer free Wi-Fi
- MoJ: Cloud adoption is a ‘no-brainer’
March 23
- Quantum unveils cloud back-up appliance
- Facebook buys 750 IBM patents
March 22
- LogRhythm launches channel programme
- Touch screens too costly for enterprise, says HP
- Microsoft set to launch revamped Outlook 15
- Tata claims first fibre 'network ring' around the world
March 21
- News analysis: Budget 2012
- Dell: Europe is ready for OpenStack
- Researchers see security improve
- Tata: 'No net neutrality in mobile broadband'
- Semiconductor investment set to fall
- Dell unleashes the IT Ninjas
- Apple plays down overheating issues in new iPad
- Adobe to personalise website experience
March 20
- Businesses must tackle "data mountain"
- BT unveils next tranche of fibre roll out
- Cisco to tackle BYOD challenge
- Egnyte to launch Dropbox rival
- Apple shifts three million new iPads in 72 hours
March 19
- Trustwave appoints Vigil
- Blue Coat to offer cloud, web and mobile security
- Internet economy eyes double-digit growth
- Cloud security remains concern for corporates
- Vtesse offers short term contracts for London 2012
March 16
- Salesforce boost ‘social enterprise’ with new products
- UKITA names first woman chair
- BT wins £39 million NATO contract
- Microsoft drops Office 365 prices
- SourceForge pulls Anonymous OS due to ‘security risk’
- Apple new iPad pricing details comparison
- Groupon promises to change after OFT ruling
- Dell reassures anxious SonicWall VARs
- Apple new iPad: Need to Know
March 15
- Cisco boost cloud-based TV plans with NDS acquisition
- Cryptocard acquired by Safenet
- Ofcom 'politically motivated' to allow spectrum re-use for Everything Everywhere 4G
- BBC hack attack linked to Iran
- Google urges businesses to get mobile
March 14
- Toshiba launches EXCERIA memory cards
- Buffalo launches TeraStation 5
- M2M partnership aims to boost remote healthcare
- Apple's new iPad to go on sale from Friday 16 March
- Microsoft urges users to apply latest security patch
March 13
- Dell acquires SonicWALL
- Wikipedia co-founder to advise UK Government
- ARM unveils ultra-efficient Cortex-M0+ processor for connected devices
- Siemens takes a punt with partners
- UK pub chain teams up with O2 for free Wi-Fi roll-out
- Email Laundry in Webroot clean up
- Mobile app to translate sign language
- Twitter acquires Posterous
March 12
- HP unveils more public cloud service info
- Sony turns away from AWS to team up with OpenStack
March 9
- Citrix seeks SMB specialists
- Western Digital completes Hitachi deal
- Government and South Tyneside at odds over BDUK funding
- Microsoft readies mini Patch Tuesday
March 8
- Swiss firm creates thoroughly green Wi-Fi tech
- Vigil named UK distributor for Egress
- Thunderbolt leads the charge for fast storage
- Chrome hacked in five minutes
- Malware trying to trick anti-Putin protesters
- Vatican website back up after Anonymous hit
- SSD to fall below $1 per GB price tag
- CA updates Cloud Commons Ecosystem
- Researchers uncover Duqu’s secret language
- Three reasons to care about the third-generation iPad
March 7
- IBM Pulse 2012: Cloud computing use to double by 2015
- Apple launches 'new iPad'
- Teamdrive offers enterprise security on mobile filesharing
- Samsung clears path to B2B
- Microsoft targets Big Data with SQL Server 2012
- BT remains unhappy as Ofcom sets reduced Openreach prices
- Mass injection wave whacks WordPress webpages
- AntiSec defaces Panda Security sites in LulzSec backlash
- Trustwave agrees to buy M86 Security
- 3 plans to end out-of-bundle charges
March 6
- IBM Pulse 2012: IBM and Toshiba unveil power-savvy business laptos
- First look: Toshiba Dynadock U3.0 and 15.6” USB monitor
- First look: Two new Toshiba tablet concepts
- Iceotope touts super liquid cooling for data centres
- IBM Pulse 2012: IBM adds to SmartCloud Foundation tools family
- Trustwave snaps up M86 Security
- UPDATED: LulzSec leader betrays clan as arrests made
- BT and TalkTalk DEA appeals denied
- Why IT should worry about Android app data sharing
- Apple App Store surpasses 25bn download milestone
- IBM Pulse 2012: Louvre becomes Europe's first smart museum
- IBM Pulse 2012: Speed and dexterity are key to unlocking business innovation
March 5
- Maritime and Coastguard Agency make first buy from CloudStore
- AMD buys into cloud server market with SeaMicro
- D-Link restructures business
- US files Kim Dotcom extradition papers
- UK court throws out Google libel case
March 2
- Microsoft launches Windows Server 8 beta
- Firms still unprepared for mainframe skills shortage
- Sage teams up with Rackspace to deliver CRM to SMBs
March 1
- Ofcom slams mobile phone companies for excessive bills
- Huawei unveils London's first 4G network
- Windows Azure failed the leap year test
- Webcast: Keep IT up
- Node4 offers cloud to the Midlands
- Firms demanding more from next-gen workers
- Video conferencing and telepresence market hit $2.7bn last year
- Google accused of breaching European privacy laws