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- Intel shows silicon laser chip for 50Gbit/s links
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- Organisations fail to address cross-site scriping attacks
- Apple iPhone jailbreaking is 'okay under EU law'
- Cyberchallenge aims to lure in new talent
- Online sales outstripping retailer web technology
- Virgin Media posts record sales for second quarter 2010
- PeerIndex launches as authority ranking platform
- Department of Energy spends £300,000 to boost Google ranking
- Cost-cutting boosts BT's profits
- Trinity Mirror cuts costs and boosts profits with IT
- London Stock Exchange CTO Robin Paine leaves
- Google debuts Apps for US government
- Cardiff University invests £1m in infrastructure upgrade
- Metro Bank launches today running off-the-shelf software
- SAP too slow to cloud, say users
- Fujitsu addresses government's 20% cut challenge
- Black Hat 2010: Open source tool finds web applications
- Blackberry faces ban in India
- Adobe to acquire web software maker for $240m
- CSA launches security certification for cloud computing
- Government launches website of UK legislation
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- Black Hat 2010: Microsoft releases free security tool for older platforms
- Black Hat 2010: Microsoft calls for co-ordinated vulnerability disclosure
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