Innovation
How UKTV's Ben Hine is using cloud, mobile and BYOD to 'give employees more technology than anywhere else in television'
UKTV's Ben Hine explains how a flexible working culture based on mobile and cloud technology is driving innovation at the popular TV company
Oxford University's big data and Internet of Things project to 'create the NASA of biomedicine'
Oxford University and the Chan Soon-Shiong Institute of Molecular Medicine creates project to harness big data to improve cancer treatment
How crowdsourcing data analysis helps NASA defend Earth from Asteroids
Narinder Singh, president of TopCoder, on 'democratising participation' in NASA's data analysis
Backbytes: Google tests drones, start digging your bunker
'Project Wing' gets its first public flight, but how much of our lives does Google want to control?
Can wearable technology ever become fashionable for the enterprise?
Wearables are hailed as the next big frontier in technology, but are the likes of Google Glass and smartwatches too out there to be harnessed by businesses? Danny Palmer finds out
Enterprise Mobility Summit 2014: Internet of things 'needs a company like Apple to take off'
Consumer technology, not enterprise tools, will lead Internet of Things push
Knowledge 14: 'Cloudification' requires IT to evolve - ServiceNow CEO Frank Slootman
President and CEO of ServiceNow tells Knowledge 14 conference in San Francisco that IT needs to be the backbone of the enterprise
Google acquires drone maker Titan Aerospace, updates Glass
"Atmospheric satellites could help bring internet access to millions of people," says Google
Ocado - where sharp-eyed robots go to shop
Behind Ocado's website is a technology operation that includes robotics with artificial vision to go with their artificial intelligence. Technology director Paul Clarke reveals more about Ocado's eye-opening, high-tech developments to Graeme Burton
How IT and collaboration tools help UNHCR improve the lives of refugees
Olivier Delarue, lead of UNHCR Innovation Unit, explains how collaboration tools are helping to provide "digital dignity" for displaced people
Osborne uses Budget to announce Alan Turing Institute for big data research
"The Alan Turning Institute to ensure Britain leads the way again in the use of big data and algorithm research," announced Osborne
"Who knows what it is, but we want to deploy it," John Lewis IT chief Paul Coby on JLab startup scheme
Scheme offers startups an opportunity to 'shape the retail experience of the future'
The power behind the next mobile revolution
Two decades after its arrival changed the mobile tech game, the lithium-ion battery is starting to show its age. John Leonard asks experts what might take its place
Google buys its eighth robotics company this year with Boston Dynamics acquisition
Boston Robotics specialises in building "dynamic" robots and software for "human simulation"
80 per cent of staff use 'risky' unauthorised apps on corporate networks
McAfee report suggests corporations could be at risk through use of shadow IT, but others suggest IT department should adapt to new methods of working
Company claims CAPTCHA-breaking AI breakthrough
Start-up Vicarious claims to have developed an algorithm that can break CAPTCHAs
Metric system cannot keep up with data deluge says MIT scientist
'I don't want to alarm anybody, but we are about to 'run out' of metric system,' Andrew McAfee tells SAS PBLS 13
UK tech start-ups deserve better
Can the government do more to encourage tech start-ups? Yes - a lot more, according to serial tech entrepreneur Dan Wagner
A quantum leap for network security
Dr Andrew Shields tells Danny Palmer that Toshiba's research has brought the day when enterprises can secure their networks with quantum technology a lot closer
Sinofsky: Technology transitions are 'bumpy'
Former MS Windows president explains that new tech products often don't have all the features of the tools they replace
Digital economy relies on making content, not just consuming it
Chancellor George Osborne and Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales urge businesses to develop producers of digital content
Data revolution will dwarf internet revolution and change society - MIT
Alex 'Sandy' Pentland, one of the world's leading data scientists, tells Campus Party Europe that the data revolution will dwarf the internet revolution
Skype celebrates 10th birthday - UPDATED
Also announces 3D video calls under development
ARM buys Finnish 'internet of things' start-up Sensinode
Embedded is the future - ARM buys start-up Sensinode to drive into the 'internet of things'
