In this World Wide Wrap: Netgear implements VPN, Data Viz develops Android apps, and HP expands portfolio.
The Beijing Capital International Airport praised Unisys for helping it achieve flawless operations during the Olympics.
The companies have extended their alliance to 2013, and Dell will add EMC's Celerra NX4 storage system to its portfolio.
Mr Adrian Maquire of GTS announced that GTS will be launching a Pay TV offering that it will be the first in South Africa.
Tyco and Alcatel-Lucent will soon discover if they will build the $400 million West African undersea cable.
A survey reveals companies struggle to block malware and implement effective archiving strategies.
The SNO raises R7.5 billion to spend on network projects.
Virtualisation is transforming enterprise infrastructure, says VMware.
The hi-tech surveillance centre will result in a swift response from emergency services.
The cellular service can be downloaded from the Internet and offers free e-mail, instant messaging and voice chat.
The Orlando and the Royal Bafokeng stadiums will be equipped with networked technology solutions.
Nanotechnology and quantum computing will be on our doorstep by 2020, says IBM.
In today's technology roundup: Britain reverses Wikipedia ban, Obama urged to step up cyber security, Sun mulls Network.com future, and Microsoft fixes 28 security bugs.