September 2008 News

'Cut power consumption' managed data centres urged

Managed data centres need to cut back on their power usage in a bid to be more energy efficient, according to new reports.

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Sentrum: Demand for data centres increasing

Data centres are in increasingly high demand in the UK, new research has suggested.

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Managed services 'popular among businesses'

Managed services are being increasingly utilised by companies across the globe in order to bolster their methods, it has been reported.

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Fibre-to-home system 'to be launched by Nokia Siemens Networks'

Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) technology is to be utilised by Nokia Siemens networks for their new hard and software solutions, it has been announced.

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More everyday gadgets 'will access internet in future'

Technology such as USB dongles and 3G cards that allow users to browse the internet from a variety of locations are to be installed in more devices in the future, it has been claimed.

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EU: We aim to bring broadband to all

The European Union (EU) has said it intends to ensure everyone will have access to broadband by 2010.

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Business continuity and disaster management seminar

Those interested in business continuity and risk management strategies have been invited to attend a free course by Cambridge Risk Solutions.

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Hadron network 'could revolutionise internet connections'

Home computing could be set to change dramatically due to a network of supercomputers and the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), it has been reported.

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Online operations 'the future for businesses'

The "business channel" of the future lies with the internet and e-commerce, an expert has claimed.

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Mobile phone Broadband 'more popular than public Wi-Fi hubs'

A survey has revealed that mobile phones have now become more popular than public Wi-Fi spots for accessing broadband internet services.

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Business continuity a "hot potato" for SMEs

Putting business continuity strategies in place is something of a "hot potato" for small-to-medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), according to experts.

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Data mobility 'a big challenge' for firms

Businesses becoming more and more mobile may present themselves with new challenges when it comes to the security of their sensitive data, experts have advised.

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Companies 'missing out' due to ineffective email marketing

Email marketing campaigns are falling short when it comes to delivering for firms, as many of them do not utilise the management systems available to monitor the relationships between clients and companies, it has been claimed.

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European-wide wireless broadband 'given the go ahead'

Plans to introduce a wireless broadband system across Europe have been approved by politicians of the European Union (EU) it has been reported.

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Ofcom releases UK broadband proposals

Proposals have been published by the UK's Office of Communications (Ofcom) addressing the potential installation of super fast broadband in the country.

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EU opens consultation over next generation broadband regulations

A public consultation has been initiated by the European Union (EU) with the aim of focusing on the regulations in place for member states that wish to apply for next generation broadband services.

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Ethernet gets boost from new technology

A new carrier switch has been launched by Nokia Siemens Networks, which will bring Ethernet and greater bandwidths to the wider area network (WAN), it has been announced.

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London Stock Exchange 'hits connectivity glitch'

The London Stock Exchange (LSE) experienced connectivity problems this morning which kept its servers down for the longest time since the year 2000, it was reported.

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Next generation of broadband has almost '£30 billi

According to government advisors, equipping Britain with the next generation of broadband will cost around £30 billion.

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EU considers broadband reforms

Discussions were held in the European parliament this week as to whether Europe should rethink its telecoms regulations and fibre broadband usage.

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Broadband-deprived will 'leapfrog' to newer techno

Those missing out on first generation broadband advances may be interested in the latest recommendations from a major advisor.

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WUSB to 'take off next year'

Despite its limited success so far, wireless USB (WUSB) has been tipped by an expert to increase in popularity in 2009.

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