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ULCC spends £3 million on new data centre
After a long process to upgrade, the University of London Computer Centre now has a fully working, state of the art data centre in the heart of the...
Public Sector Roundup: e-crime business threat
Wales aims to combat e-crime, Hull University gets help with data archiving, Dyfed Powys Police seek to improve helpdesk services and...
Liverpool virtualises computer science storage
The University of Liverpool department has taken on new storage management software to migrate away from its existing direct-attached storage...
Researchers develop high-capacity sugar-based batteries
US university techies come up with a biodegradable battery cell that can run on sugar, lasts four times longer than a lithium-ion battery on a...
Cambridge receives six-figure Google research grant
The search giant today announced funding of $5.7 million for a variety of research projects, with Cambridge the only non-US university to benefit.
UK pushes world closer to graphene chips
University of Manchester researchers have created a graphene 'Big Mac' that should help push forward the case for chips based on the material.
Notts Trent University to overhaul IT infrastructure
The Midlands learning institution has signed a four-year strategic outsourcing deal to overhaul almost its entire IT and communications...
Intel invests $30 million into cloud future
Two new technology centres will bring university researchers closer to Intel execs when it comes to cloud innovations.
Budget 2011: Why do we have an uneducated workforce Mr Osborne?
Whilst Osborne calls for a ‘more educated workforce,’ fees for University continue to rise.
York researchers heat storage to speed up data
Magnetic recording of data is set to be revolutionised, thanks to new research from the University of York.
British boffins double chip speeds
Researchers at University of Southampton discover new way to cheaply double processor speeds
System developed to measure effect of TETRA signals on users
University of Essex to conduct study of the long-term health effects of digital radios on emergency services users.
Wireless improves patient care at Southampton Trust
The latest wireless technology will provide the University Hospital with a mobility infrastructure to support safer and more efficient clinical...
Scientists to make the mobile web more user-friendly
Hostway's research reveals users are put off mobile browsing by cost and complexity but researchers at Manchester University are working on a cure.
Lasers could pave way for really fast disk drives
Scientists at Radboud University Nijmegen in the Netherlands have devised a way of speeding data transfer rates up to 100 times faster than normal...
Nokia debuts transforming phones
A partnership between Cambridge University and Nokia bears fruit, with the concept design of a 'bendy' mobile phone using nanotechnology principles.
Southampton Uni embarks on DEPLOY IT project
University joins ambitious technology project to analyse and strengthen computer systems in response to increasingly dangerous threats.
Cybercriminals turn to mind games to trick users
New research from the University of Leicester finds that cybercriminals are increasingly using psychological techniques to get victims to download...
Battery saving memory advancements made in Scotland
Scientists at the University of Edinburgh have created a new way of powering memory, making it faster and less power draining.
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