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UK government selects Arqiva for £150m Mobile Infrastructure Project
The government?s plans to improve mobile coverage across the UK moved a step closer today, with the news that communication infrastructure provider Arqiva has been appointed to deliver the £150 million Mobile Infrastructure Project (MIP).
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Pearson launches start-up incubator
Publishing giant Pearson has launched an education technology start-up incubator.
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Finalists announced for everywoman in Technology Awards
The UK's largest female business community, everywoman, has announced the finalists in the 2013 FDM everywoman in Technology Awards, which celebrates the successes of the women leading the way in the profession.
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Pearson gives app developers access to classic titles
Educational book publisher Pearson is opening up its library of images and classic titles to developers, enabling them to integrate the content into new and innovative apps and services.
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Brocade advances SDN strategy with new Ethernet fabric products
Brocade has unveiled its first Ethernet fabric products with support for software-defined networking (SDN) ? a market that is expected to grow to $2 billion by 2016, according to analyst firm IDC.
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Intel and HP to build world's most efficient supercomputer
HP and Intel have teamed up to design and build a new supercomputing system for the US Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), which promises to be one of the most efficient installations in the world.
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UK must face up to 'lost decade' of innovation investment
Investment in innovation by British businesses has fallen by £24 billion since the recession began, resulting in a ?lost decade? of innovation, according to a new report.
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World's top supercomputers keep energy consumption low
Some of the most powerful supercomputers in the world are also the most power efficient, according to Erich Strohmaier, head of the Future Technology Group at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL).
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Sony drops Amazon Web Services for OpenStack
The division of Sony that suffered a cyberattack last year, which led to a major PlayStation network outage and sensitive customer data being compromised, has dropped Amazon Web Services for at least a portion of its cloud hosting and computing in favour of an OpenStack platform hosted by Rackspace.
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eBay's Arizona data centre gets Green Grid stamp of approval
Online auction site eBay has slashed costs and maximised energy efficiency at its enormous new Arizona data centre, after employing best practices from The Green Grid.
