We bring you the top six trends that piqued our interest this week.
The PRIMERGY systems?- featuring?Intel Xeon processor E5-2600 v3?product family - drive power and cooling economies in the data centre.
The Internet of everything makes IT accessible to South Africans, says MobileData.
The deal enables mobile game franchises to be played directly from G-cluster's cloud gaming platform.
Compute encompasses networking, storage and servers that integrate to function as an advanced whole, says HP.
The solution enables the university to run 1?000 Windows?7 virtual machines, servicing 8?000 students.
A way for business to cut costs is to rent the ICT equipment they might need.
This week's top six globe trends that piqued our interest or had us scratching our heads.
Ntsiki Qamba, product manager at Linux Warehouse, explains the importance of secure backups.
Electronic forms allow paper forms to be digitised on smart mobile devices like smart phones and tablets, without the need to print at all, says Noscotek.
Acronis has announced the next version of its popular PC and server deployment tool.
The country has maintained 70th position in the World Economic Forum's Global Information Technology Report 2014.