The software giant has repackaged some of its hosted productivity applications for mobile workers
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The software giant has repackaged some of its hosted productivity applications for mobile workers
Too many financial services organisations think data management is the IT department's problem, according to new research
The computer maker has launched new products to support its vision of energy-efficient and easy-to-manage data centres.
The network giant's hosted service has flexibility - but can it compete with existing players like Symantec and Google?
Shared storage needs NAS and SAN hardware doesn't it? Not if you listen to Jacques Baldinger, CEO of Seanodes, a radical storage start-up based in Paris.
Netgear has launched new switches for smaller companies, and power-reducing upgrades to its existing range, at the CeBIT show
Named for a Toy Story character, the new Debian is a serious contender for open source server deployments
AMD wants to have its processors in the heart of cloud-based data centres, and will be launching its own netbook platform - but will leave smartphones to the experts
Management add-on helps measure the whole company's environmental impact - and comply with legislation
Salesforce.com has had a record quarter while all around is gloom. Could this be vindication for the cloud model?
Boxed server rooms and low-energy laptops will be on show - if your carbon footprint allows you to travel to Hanover for the show
Customers are increasingly demanding energy-efficient hosting, says managed service provider NetBenefit.
Google has added billing to its cloud computing platform, Google App Engine. The good news is users can go over the current free usage quotas - the bad news is that those free quotas are going to be reduced.
Quarterly server revenue has shrunk at IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Dell and Sun Microsystems, as the global economy slows down, according to IDC. The one positive area is blade servers
A two hour blackout of Google mail was blamed on "data centre overload" and new code bugs, by the company's official blog.
Communications barriers and latencies are costing cost small and medium businesses (SMBs) up to 40 percent of their productive time, averaging to more than £3000 per employee, according to a report.
We need working broadband and 3G to get out of the recession, communications managers have warned
Outages are only part of the problem for services on the web, says a City Law firm, warning cloud customers may face lawsuits over performance and data protection
Update: Gmail is back, after a two-hour outage. The company has not yet said how many people were affected, but twitter traffic from round the world reveals a major outage. That's a pain for millions of ordinary users - but it could be ...
The Midlands now has a cloud computing data centre, which lets local companies grow without huge IT investments, says ADA Technology Services.
Global recession is producing new locations for oursourcing, according to research - but companies should appreciate the risks involved
Managing IP addresses on an enterprise network could be easier thanks to a new module, which network appliance maker Infoblox says is the iTunes of networking.
UK-based low-energy system maker VeryPC has announced new models, including a storage processor with up to 12TB of storage and dual Intel Xeon processors with up to 48GB or RAM.
Network access control is a useless marketing buzzword; users and vendors should just get on with security management, experts have said.
Video: The agreement between Nokia and Qualcomm, the approach made by Nvidia to Android and the presentation of the new Vodafone device HTC Magic marked the second day of this event.
Figures just released for PC shipments in Q4 2008 reveal the big inroads made by mini-notebooks into the Western European portable market, which drove sales for various leading manufacturers.
The first results of an annual IDC survey reveal that UK enterprises are approaching 2009 IT budgets with caution and prioritise cost-cutting and efficiency projects.
A standard for energy-efficient Ethernet, due in 2010, will unleash a barrage of green marketing, promising savings for IT managers
SMB data protection in the cloud is now available for small to medium-size businesses thanks to open source backup and recovery firm Zmanda.
Whether they act to stave off a global crisis, or a meltdown in their own budgets, IT professionals need to have better information if they are going to clean up their act.