In this World Wide Wrap: MS avails server release candidate, Emerson cools down server tray, and CIOs need more power.
In this World Wide Wrap: Australian govt spends on ICT, social media merges ICT strategy, and Iran develops ICT framework.
3Par, SYSDBA's flagship product set, will now form part of the HP range of storage solutions.
Mimecast and Van Gaalen Attorneys presented on e-mail's role in information compliance.
R28 million has been approved to fund Internet access networks for rural universities.
Over 70% of South African companies have discovered cases of fraud committed by their own employees over the last few years, a survey reveals.
In today's technology roundup: Internet worth |--gbp--|100bn to UK, Koobface malware targets MacOS X, Palin e-mail hacker asks for mercy, and Russia charges 'world's biggest spammer'.
In this world Wide Wrap; WiFi Direct to simplify connectivity, IBM emphasises development on Windows; and LTE key transformer of wireless experience.
In this World Wide Wrap: Adobe unveils digital publishing suite, IBM tackles content explosion, and botnet exploits content management.
In this World Wide Wrap: SAP requests Oracle court gag, tech giants sued over Android, and Apple joins MS court challenge.
Commercial scams-based and health/medical categories make up 65% of spam throughout the world, says Trend Micro. [Local rep: SecureData]
In this World Wide Wrap: Trimble snaps up ThingMagic, Qantas deploys RFID for baggage, and transport group blasts RFID delay.
The computer features a 17.3-inch HD display and is designed as a full desktop replacement.