In this World Wide Wrap: Lenovo presents nettop, Asus unveils notebook range, and Dell faces competition.
In this World Wide Wrap: Korea IT show goes green, Leighton Contractors get greener, and going green cuts costs.
In this World Wide Wrap: RationalPlan 3.10 unveiled, ProjectManager.com offers PM suite, and ABB sets up global COE.
In this World Wide Wrap: Symantec turns to virtualisation, Pano Logic appoints Virtual Desktops, and firms struggle with virtualisation.
The company introduced the latest versions of Open Text Desktop Viewer and Open Text Thin Client Viewer.
Users of Nortel Networks' switching products can replace them with the Enterasys equivalent.
Technologies have a shelf life and eventually die, says Themi Themistocleous, executive chairman of IndigoCube.
The European Commission accuses the software giant of being anti-competitive.
In today's technology roundup: Superworm seizes 9m PCs, Royal Navy ships hit by virus, clock ticking for McKinnon, and EU eyes Microsoft.
In this World Wide Wrap: Avalanche develops Aionguard, Metallica gets gaming, and Graham Joyce authors game.
In this World Wide Wrap: Chinese insurer deploys webMethods, Ghanaian banking goes mobile, and contactless prepaid watch awarded.
The Intel Core i7 processor and Asus ROG Rampage II Extreme set a record of X21996 in 3DMark Vantage.
The IT industry is famous for not eating its own dog food. Is it simply selling green or actually going green?