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US and Europe fire up joint space projects

US and Europe fire up joint space projects

EUROPE - Revolutionary space telescope and antenna cleared for take-off.
Staff Writers Jun 21 2007 5:23PM Strategy
Space elevator firm fails to take off

Space elevator firm fails to take off

USA - The first company to try to make a business from space elevators looks to be in financial trouble.
Iain Thomson Jun 6 2007 5:20PM Hardware
Top space agencies to boldly go

Top space agencies to boldly go

The world's leading space agencies have unveiled a vision for globally co-ordinated space exploration to the Moon, Mars and beyond.
Staff Writers Jun 4 2007 12:35PM Security
Data centres running out of space and power

Data centres running out of space and power

Report claims high density devices to blame for capacity crisis.
Robert Jaques May 1 2007 11:50AM Storage
UK and US join forces in space exploration

UK and US join forces in space exploration

Nasa and the British National Space Centre head for the final frontier.
Staff Writers Apr 23 2007 2:20PM Oddware
Space boffins plan magnetic shields and smart dust

Space boffins plan magnetic shields and smart dust

Conference suggests science fiction could shortly become science fact.
Iain Thomson Apr 19 2007 2:45PM Oddware
Astronaut runs Boston marathon in space

Astronaut runs Boston marathon in space

Suni Williams covers the distance in five seconds.
Iain Thomson Apr 18 2007 3:06PM Oddware
US military puts router in space

US military puts router in space

The US military is to trial putting internet routers into orbit in an experiment that could have important implications for civilian applications.
Iain Thomson Apr 16 2007 2:51PM Oddware
Oracle developer loses trip to space

Oracle developer loses trip to space

US tax laws foil man's dream of boldly going.
Iain Thomson Jan 30 2007 9:43AM Software
Microsoft promises space flight in Vista promo

Microsoft promises space flight in Vista promo

Worldwide competition offers trip of a lifetime.
Iain Thomson Jan 10 2007 9:27AM Software
British repairman blasts off to Space Station

British repairman blasts off to Space Station

'It's going to cost you guv, some right cowboy put this in'.
Iain Thomson Dec 12 2006 9:46AM Oddware
Father of Word to be next space tourist

Father of Word to be next space tourist

Charles Simonyi will set off for the International Space Station on 9 March
2007.
Clement James Oct 31 2006 9:42AM Oddware
Space: the final frontier for Scotty

Space: the final frontier for Scotty

Actor's ashes boldly go.
Clement James Jul 27 2006 12:00PM Oddware
NASA secures space station with single-sign-on

NASA secures space station with single-sign-on

NASA is deploying a single-sign-on solution for a global community of 5,000-users on its International Space Station (ISS) project.
Dan Ilett Jul 15 2004 3:31PM Security
Optima leaps into digital home space

Optima leaps into digital home space

Box-builder Optima Technology Solutions has laid its cards on the table in the digital home space, launching an entry-level video-editing PC and two new ultraportable notebooks aimed at mobile users keen on digital media.
Fleur Doidge May 14 2004 12:00AM Hardware
After the 'Space Odyssey'

After the 'Space Odyssey'

Now that we're beyond the year Space Odyssey popularized, preparations to improve the security of IT systems would be lax if the tons of infosecurity lessons of 2001 were overlooked.
Illena Armstrong Jan 19 2004 11:26AM Security
Survival in the Security Space: Taking a Closer Look at the Ingredients for Longevity

Survival in the Security Space: Taking a Closer Look at the Ingredients for Longevity

Today I was thinking about one-hit wonders.
Melisa LaBancz-Bleasdale Jan 16 2004 10:34AM Security
Extreme claim for seamless networking space

Extreme claim for seamless networking space

US networking vendor Extreme Networks seeks Australian resellers for a switch it claims will help plug the security hole between wired and wireless networks.
Fleur Doidge Dec 16 2003 12:00AM Networking

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