The Intel Extreme Masters e-sports league will award $500 000 in prize money to the world's best gamers.
The company's local arm introduces a hosted solution that integrates Microsoft Exchange with any mobile device.
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There are still concerns surrounding software-as-a-service, including security risks, data confidentiality, and system integration, says Mimecast.
Growing social networks are set to become a major hotbed for cyber crime and information theft.
High telecoms costs and poor broadband infrastructure inhibit the roll-out of software-as-a-service solutions in SA, say strategists.
The CS1642/CS1644 provides access to two or four dual-screen enabled computers via a console with USB keyboard, USB mouse, and two monitors.