The innovation centre is quickly establishing itself as the heart of Kenya's 'Silicon Valley'.
Though businesses say a secondary Internet connection is important, only a few have backup, a survey reveals.
Security companies can no longer work on security solutions in isolation, says Qualys.
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The Open Compute Project by Facebook will share the design of its data centre and server technology.
The new Trojan, SpyEye uses sophisticated methods to intercept mobile banking passwords.
The company presents Version 11 of eScan Corporate Edition & Small and Medium Business Editions.
The Symantec.cloud solution combines an anti-virus/anti-spam money back guarantee as well as unlimited storage.
The full functionality of SAP Business One can be enabled with applications that are downloadable on a number of different devices, says Bluekey Software Solutions.
Government attempts to soften the e-tolling blow by highlighting new public transport plans and improvements.
The platform allows large companies save money on equipment by letting them store data on IBM's servers.
SK Telecom says it is combining resources with China Mobile for research and development.
British local authorities should share Web resources in order to improve cost-cutting, says Socitm.