In this World Wide Wrap: Konica intros recycling programme, OKI targets SMEs with MC561dn, and OfficeMaster aims for better telephony.
In this World Wide Wrap: US mulls 'cloud-first' policy, cloud heralds business evolution, and EU funds cloud research projects.
In this World Wide Wrap: Denmark leads digital convergence, UK villages get high-speed broadband, and SMEs' network security vulnerable.
In this World Wide Wrap: India ICT spending booms, Japan studies smart cities, and Fujitsu opens Oz data centre.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS 'destroys' Windows Home Server, RIM refutes India BlackBerry ban, and AOL in server crisis.
In this World Wide Wrap: Tesco takes on e-Bay and Amazon, retailers focus on tech, and retailers prepare for 'Black Friday'.
The PRIMERGY BX400 provides blade server technology with high reliability and increased productivity.
A mixed environment is the first step to a successful open source migration.
There is still a small gap among emerging economies as to whether or not to adopt the cloud, says NetApp.
The FPB is looking into online compliance monitoring as cyber gaming continues to grow in SA.
Consumers or would-be technology investors must not be blinded by a brand name, says Core Networks.
All the conditions for Pinnacle's R170.9 million purchase of Axiz have been met.
In today's technology roundup: Facebook feeds laden with malware, Apple bars single-station radio apps, Virgin Media to challenge BT, and Oracle case highlights IP neglect.