Fujitsu man condemns NPfIT as failure
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A camel among racehorses The government's pet technology project, the multi-billion pound NHS National Programme for IT (NPfIT), is in danger of failing, lacks the leadership required to stop it drifting off course, and is in danger of morphing into "a camel", according to a senior figure in one of the main contractors implementing the project.â¦
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Computer failure points to the challenge of aging equipment.
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Company had challenged employees to move to the alternative OS.
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Risky business IT systems have become so integral to businesses that their failure can have disastrous consequences for an organisation, according to analysts Gartner.â¦
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Japanese chips-to-computers conglomerate  Fujitsu Ltd. on Friday reported a 53 percent slide in quarterly  operating profit amid falling flat-panel prices, and lowered  its full-year forecast.
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Apple's Newton was a failure for its maker, but not for the die-hard Newton community. A leading researcher believes the user community has done a better job looking after the PDA than Apple ever did. By Leander Kahney.
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An interview with Keith Vanden Eynden We recently published an article on all-pairs testing (read it here) by Keith Vanden Eynden of Seapine Software, in which he was enjoined not to âpushâ Seapineâs tools.â¦
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Japanese electronics maker Fujitsu Ltd.   6702.T said on Wednesday it would recall 287,000 notebook PC   batteries made by Sony Corp. 6758.T.
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Japanese electronics maker Fujitsu Ltd.   6702.T said on Wednesday it would recall 287,000 notebook PC   batteries made by Sony Corp. 6758.T, bringing the number of   Sony batteries recalled to more than 7.5 million.
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Software vendor mulls how to compensate Chinese comupter users effected by a buggy antivirus update last week.
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Science & environment: Technology group criticised after forcing a website which reported on the firm's activities to close down
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A top cardiologist reacts to the stunning failure of a long-awaited cholesterol medication.
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It reads like a VIP list of failures â-ewlett-Packard, Toshiba, Intel, and Philips. Each of these technology powerhouses tried to conquer a promising technology
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Software maker says it's seeing "unacceptable number of repairs;" investigation finds several factors could lead to hardware failures.
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NORFOLK - A government contractor pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to sabotaging Navy computers that track locations of subs and ships.   Richard F. Sylvestre, 43, of Boylston, Mass., pleaded guilty before a U.S. magistrate to one count of damaging protected computers.
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A U.S. security expert is suing the Japanese government for Â¥30 million ($291,000) for allegedly censoring his criticisms of Japan's online citizens registry database, called Juki Net. In a lawsuit filed against Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Ejovi Nuwere, CTO of SecurityLab Technologies, in Boston, alleged that the ministry stopped him from making a presentation in which he planned to discuss his concerns about the security of the database. Juki Net has been surrounded by controversy, particularly over security concerns, since before its launch in 2003. Nuwere was one of three experts hired by the government to test the security of the system. The experts successfully managed to compromise servers in part of the system. Nuwere had intended to describe these experiences in his talk.
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A muscular appliance Red Hat last week continued its appliance assault via a partnership with Symantec.â¦