In this World Wide Wrap: Ultranet computer system labelled a disaster, Western Canada to boost connectivity; and varsity set to go hi-tech.
The HyperX memory card and the SSDNow V series drive give computer users more space and higher speeds. [Local rep: Esquire Technologies]
Companies need to have an active presence on social media platforms, says Paul Fick, MD of Spescom DataFusion.
Bad practices in IT risk management can result in counterproductive misunderstandings in organisations, says Gartner.
Users inadvertently spread the hoax in the mistaken belief that they are helping their friends, says Sophos.
The continent sees increased demand for cloud computing as new cables make hosted services possible.
It is a “known problem” that thousands of people have been erroneously listed as dead on eNatis.
Brazil and the African Union acknowledge the importance of SA's SKA bid and will lend increased support to it.
In today's technology roundup: Ellison blasts HP 'idiots', Skype files for $100m US flotation, BBC laptop and mobile losses total |--gbp--|240 000, and app brings Flash to jailbroken iPhones.
In this World Wide Wrap: Green data centres to grow, SMEs worry over data loss, and Cofio in Canadian channel expansion.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google acquires Slide, MS targets new markets, and Kindle gets mobile games.
Organisations can secure and manage the use of thousands of Web 2.0 applications in the enterprise. [Local rep: SecureData Security]
The company wanted a system that could manage document synchronisation, availability and security.