Mid-size companies battle increasing storage costs despite underutilising their data centres.
The company waits for a liquidator to be appointed before sharing any more information with shareholders.
In today's technology roundup: Man infects himself with computer virus, chip errors boost computer power, Apple passes Microsoft in valuation, and Bill to scrap ID cards before Parliament.
In this World Wide Wrap: US deploys RFID toll system, hotel to begin smartphone trials, and researchers develop firewalls for wallets.
In this World Wide Wrap: iPhone turns motion-controller, Argentina funds nanotech R&D, and innovators gear up for Siggraph 2010.
In this World Wide Wrap: PageTech releases PCLTool SDK, OKI intros LED printers, and Canon puts SED on hold.
Flexible Computing Solutions allow for work in flexible environments to encourage a more mobile workforce.
The DWA-525 wireless N 150 desktop adapter delivers data at speeds of up to 150Mbps.
The multifunctional HD5500 comes with certified drivers for Windows 7, Windows Vista and XP.
Many enterprises fail to deploy a disaster recovery plan, reveals the latest Symantec study.
Creditors now have two months in which to oppose the order before it is made final.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS donates apps to Web educator, Eclipse acquires software developer, and schools opt for netbooks and smartphones.
In this World Wide Wrap: Courts seek AV systems, audio retailer partners with digital agency, and Panasonic takes AV award.