HP's Moonshot modules impress Peter Judge - but don't call them software-defined servers

Facebook thinks it can convince people to ditch their Android homes, but Steve McCaskill isn't convinced by such arrogance at all

Britain is behind other nations when it comes to the smart grid, and that needs changing, says Rahoul Bhansali

BA's UnGrounded "summit in the sky" looks like a waste of fuel to Peter Judge.

Apple has a patent which might help when Nokia's CEO strats to throw iPhones around, says Michell Maisto

If providers can't convince users to trust them, the economy will suffer, says Ronan Dunne of O2

The security guy who has no vulnerabilities thinks there is no privacy left at all on the Internet - Tom Brewster thinks he should cheer up

The Budget promised support for shale gas extraction. Peter Judge asks if this is a good thing

Large-scale data as a service will let businesses combine the public web with private data, says Mark Little of Red Hat

While Intel looks for a new leader, ARM changes CEO with no fuss, says Peter Judge