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Light Trails: A Sub-Wavelength Solution for Optical Networking
White Paper The opacity inherent in traditional networks is costly in terms of the limiting bandwidth and increasing switching complexity. All-optical networks are able to transport data from source to destination entirely in the... [18 Jul 2008]
UK trails in open source race
News The UK is fifth in terms of uptake, with 15 per cent of businesses currently using open source technology. UK businesses are lagging behind their European and US counterparts in adopting open source software. [14 Jul 2008]
Web 2.0 and the public sector
Comment Wikis, for example, with their emphasis on transparent collaboration, shared authorship and strong audit trails have many benefits for internal public sector information sharing. Social computing models also offer... [11 Oct 2007]
Sun Grid battered by DoS attack
News Audit trails and authentication provide a much more civil society. The Sun Grid authorisation process requires a person to agree to legal terms and export control terms, and users must... [23 Mar 2006]
City banks fail security test
News Many companies using IM are also still failing to heed warnings about the use of consumer applications that offer insubstantial audit trails, archiving and security measures - which are soon to be a requirement of... [28 Jul 2004]
UK online banking figures don't add up
News In terms of time spent online, UK users came in ninth place, spending on average just 35 minutes a month. According to the latest report from internet monitoring firm NetValue, the UK has four million online bankers. [06 Mar 2001]
DTI claims top spot in Euro ebusiness charts
News The UK still trails behind its neighbours in terms of small businesses (less than ten employees) online, with only 55 per cent connected, compared to 61 per cent in the US and 65 per cent in Germany. The... [10 Oct 2000]
E*Trade cuts charges in European customer drive
News E*Trade currently trails behind rival company Charles Schwab in terms of US market share, and both companies are now establishing themselves in the European market. The online brokering company E*Trade... [11 Sep 1998]
