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The Department of Science and Technology makes a large push in the area of nontechnology development.
The solutions vendor extends its virtualisation guarantee programme.
IT has backed itself into a corner, says VMware president and CEO Paul Maritz.
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The universal car adapter works on nearly all laptop brands.
The companies have introduced FlexFrame for SAP with pre-integrated VMware Infrastructure.
The new version of XenServer is an enterprise-class, cloud-proven virtualisation platform.
The superior technology and competitive pricing of Blu-ray will ensure its future, says Ster-Kinekor Entertainment.
The company's rejuvenation programme may lead to “certain roles and positions becoming redundant”.
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The European Computer Driving Licence Foundation recently celebrated issuing its nine millionth logbook.