In this World Wide Wrap: Tech firms progress Uganda's ICT, HP drives PC literacy in Kuwait, and NZ uses ICT to reduce spend.
In this World Wide Wrap: Fujifilm involved in educational session, Ricoh targets Indian Arts Segment, and Xerox holds six-day expo.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM unveils $42m cloud centre, Linux vendor in cloud venture, and Sweden warns against cloud.
In this World Wide Wrap: Businesses avails BI data to customers, IBM, Oracle, SAP still leaders, and MicroStrategy to avail new BI products.
This week's gaming fan explains how a quick game easily morphs into a weekend-long playing fest.
Planning for this event is under way, and exhibition space is being booked, says organiser Matt Raven.
Contrary to analysts' predictions, the mainframe is here to stay, says CA Technologies.
In today's technology roundup: News Corp debuts iPad daily paper, UK's information office under fire, RIM rolls out App World upgrade, and hackers hit Egyptian govt sites.
In this World Wide Wrap: RFID smartcard boosts data security, cargo theft hits new high, and BP tracks pipe corrosion.
In this World Wide Wrap: Healthcare fined for fraud, Oracle intros tape hardware, and 2011 promising for M&A.
In this World Wide Wrap: Hackers target network printers, laser printers boost Lexmark's profits, and Infrared camera unveiled.
The Printer Distribution Company will officially distribute Compuprint's scanners and printers in southern Africa.
This unit is fully portable and can use any standard USB cables.