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Citrix's Rob Willis outlines three key steps for greener data centres, promising sustainability, cost efficiency, and reduced environmental impact.

Last year Symantec identified 750,000 different types of malicious code – more than the amount of legitimate code that was written.

HAVING SEWN UP THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY'S nomination for the US presidency, Senator Barack   Obama now hears history calling.

Olive Riley, the world's oldest blogger, has passed away at 108. Her blog, The Life of Riley, shared tales from her vibrant century-long journey.

Oracle unveils BI software for iPhones, challenging the norm and aiming to revolutionize mobile business intelligence where others stumbled.

Recruiters debate the effectiveness of psychometric tests, questioning their scientific merit and appropriateness in matching candidates to jobs.

Flexible working shines but leaves 'naked' laptops exposed to security and data loss risks, challenging the remote work revolution.

Despite the climate of financial doom and gloom, unified threat management (UTM) provider, Fortinet, has plenty to celebrate.

When I first heard about Battlefield: Bad Company, I was already a seasoned veteran of Call of Duty 4 on the Xbox 360.

Endpoint protection platforms are the biggest software expense for organisations' security budgets, but Gartner has revealed how to reduce costs.

Exploring how sustainability and compliance reshape tendering, making it a fair yet challenging arena for businesses eyeing government contracts.

With the pending release of Spore, Will Wright and Maxis have given us a taste of things to come with Spore Creature Creator.

Metal Gear Solid 4 redefines gaming, with Hideo Kojima's vision leading to a masterpiece where old age and stealth coexist.

Guitar Hero: On Tour brings the rock legend to DS, with impressive playability despite some physical challenges.

New Zealand is undergoing a digital revolution, with a growing weightless industry and investment in infrastructure.

Computing's future sees PCs vanish into a cloud, revolutionising data storage and access, making technology ubiquitous and intuitive.

Buzz Quiz TV on PS3 might lack the dazzle of its PS2 heyday, but its online universe promises endless quiz fun for fans.

GRID emerges as a stunning balance of racing styles on Xbox 360, blending arcade thrill with SIM depth to potentially claim the year's top racing title.

Spyro flies onto Xbox Live with The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning, but nostalgia struggles to ignite amid gameplay tedium and uninspired plot.

Just two and a half years ago Virtual Infrastructure Professionals (VIP ) was a micro-business with a team of two.