Big organisations may jump into the cloud first, but smaller firms could have more to gain from the move, says Peter Judge

Most renewable energy sources require a lot of land. Methane farming is no different, says Peter Judge, but it is still well worth doing.

Facebook's blocking system is flawed, but linguistic and behavioural software can fix it, argues Tom Brewster

Off-the shelf software for DDoS attacks has brought the means of disruption to smaller pressure groups, says Eric Doyle

China gets the blame for being the cyber-warmongering nation but everybody's at it and its industry that takes the arrows and needs protecting, says Eric Doyle

The race to cut costs and streamline data centres is leaving security issues behind as the challenges outstrip the native skills of the implementers, says Eric Doyle

George Osborne may be right to call the CRC cumbersome, but he needs to create something to take its place, says Peter Judge

A couple of years back, we heard that servers would be going to liquid cooling,. The idea seems to be resurfacing, says Peter Judge

Through a probably trivial date error, Microsoft's Azure has screwed things up for all the other cloud providers, says Peter Judge

Hotter data centres waste less energy but we need vendors to support higher temperature tolerance in their hardware, says Peter Judge