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Scientists in India, China, Japan, Korea and India have called on their governments to collaborate on supercomputer technology

The Ethiopian government is blocking access to the Tor Network that enables online anonymity, according to Reporters Without Borders

Telecoms regulator Ofcom proposes regulation for 1Gbps connections but takes lighter approach to BT wholesale broadband pricing in London

Computer Weekly is recognising the most influential women in IT - join us at a special event on 12 July to celebrate the role models for the UK's high-tech economy.

UK government IT could learn much from Estonia’s open source model, says head of Government Digital Services (GDS), Mike Bracken

IT pros are urged to install security patches that VMware has released to address critical vulnerabilities in virtualisation products such as ESX, ESXi, Fusion and Workstation.

Increased regulation, reduced profits and customer demands are driving banks to replace home-grown software with off-the-shelf alternatives

CIO Ken Braud talked to delegates at the Orange Business Live customer event in Rome, and it was clear he has plenty on his plate.

Some Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and NatWest Bank customers cannot access online services as the banking group experiences a computer problem.

Recent moves to subsume Autonomy into HP have lent increasing irony to the name. Nearly a year after the £7.1bn acquisition, we examine Autonomy's future

Account balances still fail to update for RBS and NatWest customers as the banks go into their second day of technical issues

The Post Office has launched an external review into the Horizon computer system at the centre of a legal dispute with sub-postmasters

The software glitch behind the outages at RBS and NatWest banks could carry on through the weekend, preventing cutomers from buying online

BYOD shops deal with constant push and pull and the tension increases when it comes to Web apps vs. native apps. Users like native apps, but IT can’t seem to secure them.