There was a time when analysing giant data sets was the preserve of large corporations and universities – the only organisations who could afford...
Solid-state storage, which uses Flash memory instead of magnetic disks, has long been heralded as the future of enterprise storage.
“Flash...
Posted by Kane Fulton
on 5 April 2013
IT services giant Accenture today presented the financial services technology start-ups that participated in the London leg of its FinTech...
Posted by Pete Swabey
on 20 March 2013
IT industry body Intellect has called for a "progressive tax incentive" to reward large technology companies that offer mentorship to start-ups....
Posted by Pete Swabey
on 18 March 2013
The UK government has announced £3 million in funding for "digital social enterprises", technology start-ups whose aim to address social issues in...
Posted by Pete Swabey
on 15 February 2013
Enterproid is not exactly a Tech City native. The company has three offices: one in New York, one in Hong Kong and the other in Clerkenwell. It...
Posted by Information Age
on 14 December 2012
In July 2008, developer and entrepreneur Matt Biddulph made a map of technology start-ups located near London’s Old Street tube station. There...
Posted by Pete Swabey
on 14 December 2012
Peter Alfred Adekeye wants to revolutionise network support. His company, Multiven, offers customers access to a handpicked cadre of nearly 1,000...
Posted by Information Age
on 10 December 2012
The government has announced that will invest £50 million in regenerating Old Street roundabout, the nominal centre of London's Tech City.
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Posted by Information Age
on 6 December 2012
In the conventional IT department, the people whose job it is to design and develop applications work in very different ways to those who are...
Posted by Information Age
on 30 October 2012