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Virtualisation takes off in the data centre and beyond

Alcatel-Lucent to slash 12,500 Jobs

Apple retailers hit by ram raid

Google still plays catch-up with EBay

EMI's DRM-free talks unlikely to change online music stores

Dell offers Sony TVs

Who will HP acquire next?

How does the hacker economy work?

Neonode challenges Apple iPhone over navigation interface

3GSM: Wireless industry to focus on growth

Virgin enters quad-play market

Vodafone inks mobile deals with Web giants

2007 global services 100

A security researcher gets offered the big score

Monday, 12th February 2007

Headlines

	CIOs climb the ranks
	Virtualisation takes off in the data centre and beyond
	Alcatel-Lucent to slash 12,500 Jobs
	Apple retailers hit by ram raid
	Google still plays catch-up with EBay
	EMI's DRM-free talks unlikely to change online music stores
	Dell offers Sony TVs
	Who will HP acquire next?
	How does the hacker economy work?
	Neonode challenges Apple iPhone over navigation interface
	3GSM: Wireless industry to focus on growth
	Virgin enters quad-play market
	Vodafone inks mobile deals with Web giants
	2007 global services 100
	A security researcher gets offered the big score

Tim Lohman,
Editor

This afternoon, server virtualisation projects are in the works just about everywhere according to a recent poll.

Also making news, CIOs could soon be second only to CEOs on the management ladder, according to the CIO Institute of Australia.

Mail your comments on this afternoon’s news:

editor@itnews.com.au

Breaking News

Jobs Centre

CIOs climb the ranks
CIOs could soon be second only to CEOs on the management ladder, according to the CIO Institute of Australia.

By Tim Lohman

Applications

Virtualisation takes off in the data centre and beyond
InformationWeek Research examines just what companies are doing to make virtualisation work.
By Staff writers

Jobs Centre

Alcatel-Lucent to slash 12,500 Jobs
Alcatel-Lucent is stepping up job cuts to 12,500.
By Reuters

Government/Law

Apple retailers hit by ram raid
Bondi Junction-based Academy Store loses $200,000 of stock.
By Trevor Treharne

Telco/ISP

Google still plays catch-up with EBay
Traffic figures for the competing e-commerce sites are on opposite ends in the spectrum, according to an Internet metrics company.
By Staff writers

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Research/Trends

EMI's DRM-free talks unlikely to change online music stores
Steve Jobs and Apple's influence in the online music market is forcing some labels to rethink their strategy even though profit margins on CDs are higher than on music downloads..
By Staff writers

Hardware

Dell offers Sony TVs
The PC maker begins selling the first of new brands and products.
By Antone Gonsalves

Finance

Who will HP acquire next?
HP is looking to grow its software business, partly through acquisitions.
By Staff writers

Security

How does the hacker economy work?
It's a murky world of chat rooms, malware factories, and sophisticated phishing schemes. Here's a look inside.
By Staff writers

Telco/ISP

Neonode challenges Apple iPhone over navigation interface
The Swedish company uses its "pregnant man" spin to promote its buttonless handset that executives will present at the 3GSM World Congress..
By Staff writers

Telco/ISP

3GSM: Wireless industry to focus on growth
Riding the wave of demand for mobile communications in developing countries and finding new ways to make money from maturing markets will be preoccupations
at the world's top wireless trade show, 3GSM, in Barcelona.
By Staff writers

Telco/ISP

Virgin enters quad-play market
Digital TV, broadband, fixed-line phone and mobile comms.
By Matt Chapman

Telco/ISP

Vodafone inks mobile deals with Web giants
Web 2.0 agreements with MySpace, YouTube and eBay.
By Jane Hoskyn

IT Services

2007 global services 100
Which companies are behind the outsourcing boom? The list goes well beyond the likes of Accenture, IBM, and Tata. The Global Services 100 list spotlights the giants along with the emerging talents from Mexico to China and the Czech Republic.
By Staff writers

Security

A security researcher gets offered the big score
For some illegal work, a security researcher could have made big bucks breaking into the SWIFT network for a hacker gang.
By Staff writers