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Timeline: CERN’s LHC Experiment
With the LHC experiment on hold after a technical fault, we look back at the stories that have made CERN's multi-billion pound experiment one of...
Q&A: CTO of CERN's openlab
Sverre Jarp, the CTO of CERN's openlab, talks about the LHC experiment, the future of mulitcore, and whether graphics processors can work for...
CERN's LHC network hit by Greek hackers
A major warning about the physics experiment's security, as hackers bring its website down.
LHC shuts down after helium leak
CERN scientists say it will be two months before world’s largest machine starts up again.
Storage tool assures CERN tape integrity
The world's largest particle physics laboratory prepares for major storage growth with new data assurance tool.
SOA keeps CERN lights on
CERN is relying to SOA-based monitoring software to provide key alerts on the technical infrastructure underlying the world’s largest physics...
Week in Review: When physics and IT collide
A busy week with physics, iPods, data breaches and silicon chips all in the news.
Researchers show off 'unbreakable' quantum encryption
Boffins unveil commercial network which uses the laws of physics to keep data being transferred completely secure.
Grid computing takes on Google
Cambridge start-up partners with particle physics researchers to find a better way to search for images online.
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