Ofcom: Rural broadband could be delivered on FM airwaves
Ofcom is exploring the potential for supplying rural broadband over FM radio waves freed-up by the switch from analogue to digital radio in the UK, which is expected in 2015.
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Morgan Stanley warns 34,000 customers of data breach
Morgan Stanley has warned 34,000 investment clients that their personal data may have been stolen while in transit to a government tax office.
Lower your costs by buying blade 'bundles', says IDC
Organisations may be able to reduce their hardware costs by buying blade servers bundled with other kit, according to analyst IDC.
Digital output this year would fill 115bn Apple iPads
The amount of digital data being produced globally this year would be enough to fill 115 billion 16GB Apple iPads, according to a new study from IDC.
Public cloud can't be used for everything, says UBS CISO
Businesses are "clearly not" able to use the public <a href="http://www.computerworlduk.com/cloud-computing/">cloud</a> for all of their enterprise requirements, according to UBS bank's security CTO.
Microsoft consortium to trial TV spectrum for WiFi
<a href="http://www.computerworlduk.com/topics/microsoft/?intcmp=main_nav;mcrsft">Microsoft</a> has got together with a range of technology and media companies, such as BT and the BBC, to trial the use of unused TV spectrum for <a href="http://www.computerworlduk.com/mobile-wireless/?intcmp=main_nav;mbl-&-wrlss">WiFi</a> services in Cambridge.
Virgin Media warns customers of banking Trojan infection
<a href="http://www.virginmedia.com">Virgin Media</a> has warned 1,500 customers that their PC has been infected by malware.
Tesco Bank finalising systems transfer
Tesco has revealed that it is in the final stages of re-platforming its banking business.
Westminster City Council launches £190m London public sector network
Westminster City Council has signed a five-year framework contract with Virgin Media Business to launch a new public sector network dedicated to Greater London.
Avis merger simplified by 40-year old IT platform
Car rental giant Avis is reuniting its US and European franchises 25 years after the European operation was spun off - and the newly-merged company will use the same IT systems it ran when the two arms first separated.
Google tops tech industry pay scale
Google employees are the best-paid in the IT industry, according to a pay survey.
Ex-IT chief at UK telco regulator jailed for fraud
The former head of IT at Ofcom, the UK telecommunications regulatory agency, has been sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison after stealing more than half a million pounds from the organisation.
UK MoD fights off 1000 cyber attacks a year
The Ministry of Defence dealt with more than 1000 cyber attacks last year, according to defence secretary Liam Fox.
Kingston and Sutton councils to merge IT departments
The Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames and Sutton Council will be merging their IT departments next year, it has been revealed.
Betfair promises customers 'quality' technology
Betfair, the internet betting exchange, has launched a <a href="https://promotions.betfair.com/customer-commitment/">customer commitment charter</a> setting out 14 promises to customers about the quality of its services, including technology.