Google has responded to Amazon's cloud price cut by trimming its Cloud Storage service costs as well
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Jive Takes On Salesforce With Social CRM Software
Jive Software is squaring up to Salesforce.com after launching its own social CRM software product
Adobe Eases Mobile Web Testing With Shadow
Developers are being offered a new Adobe tool that makes it easy to synchronise the mobile handset Web experience
NAO Slams Government Use Of Complex And Expensive ERP Software
Report reveals government's shared services drive as inefficient and loss-making
CeBIT 2012: Iceotope Claims Huge Data Centre Savings With Liquid Cooling
Using liquid instead of air can cut cooling by 97 percent, Iceotope believes
Enterprise Architecture Conference Europe 2012 Business Process Management Conference Europe 2012
This is Europe’s only co-located conferences on Enterprise Architecture and Business Process Management. These events provide a unique opportunity to discover the latest thinking in both BPM and EA and benefit from the synergies b ...
Can Google Play Take On iTunes?
Google Play builds on the search giant's controversial unified privacy policy, but was essential to compete with Apple, says nicholas Kolakowski
Liquid Cooling – It All Comes Flooding Back
A couple of years back, we heard that servers would be going to liquid cooling,. The idea seems to be resurfacing, says Peter Judge
CeBIT 2012: Tablets In Pictures
TechWeekEurope looks at the latest tablets from CeBit in Hanover
Simpler, Easier Campus Networks Promised In Brocade’s HyperEdge Plans
Brocade aims to ease campus LAN management with HyperEdge, to be released next year as part of the its Effortless Network push
Trustwave Expands Product Portfolio With M86 Security Takeover
Trustwave will bolster web security offering to enter multi-billion pound market
Facebook Suffers Outage In Parts Of Europe And Asia
Early morning downtime reported by users across several countries
TechWeekEurope Live Blog: Apple’s iPad Launch
The much-anticipated launch happened March 7. We were there to see the news as it happened
Xeon E5 Servers Cut Energy And Eat Big Data: In Pictures
Major server vendors unveil more energy efficient Xeon E5 servers in London
Tablets at CeBIT: Pictures
Apple Secures NFC iWallet Patent
Patent defines primary-secondary account relationship and suggest iTunes will be used as billing system
CeBIT 2012: IBM Announces Cloud-Based Desktop Streaming
With a USB stick and a cloud service, IBM is offering a secure enterprise desktop
Anonymous Hits Back Over LulzSec Arrests
Hacktivists take down Panda Security websites, accusing the company of spying for the law enforcement agencies
Toshiba’s Secure, Energy-Efficient Laptops Tap IBM Software
At the IBM Pulse 2012 conference, Toshiba announced Tivoli endpoint management is embedded in its latest business PCs
Micron Introduces First Enterprise 2.5-inch PCIe SSD
The PCIe interface on a hot-swappable 2.5-inch card gives data centre administrators a high-speed option for storage servers
Verizon Lists Ice Cream Sandwich Candidates
US Network confirms devices from HTC, Motorola, LG and Samsung to get Android update in 2012
Intel Rolls Out Energy-Efficient Xeon E5 Chips For Cloud And Big Data
IBM, Dell, HP, Hitachi unveil Intel’s Xeon servers offering 80 percent more performance and 50 percent better energy efficiency
Google, Motorola Ordered To Hand Over Android Data To Apple
A US judge has ordered Google and Motorola to hand over data about Android's origins to bitter rival Apple
China Telematics&Wireless Tech Forum 2012
China Telematics&Wireless Tech Forum 2012 12-13, July, 2012 gathering 200+ OEMs, wireless service operator, vehicle electronic manufactures and China government officers, focusing Industry development policies, standards, market, pr ...
iPad 3 and Kindle Fire Lift Tablet Expectations, Says Forrester
Apple's iPad may rule the roost but Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet is helping to expand the US tablet market, according to Forrester Research
Leaky Radio Signals Pose Smartphone Security Risk
Smartphones and gadgets leak signals from their electronics, potentially revealing encryption keys