In this World Wide Wrap: Symantec intros de-duplication software, reserve bank told to simplify IT, and banks need to prioritise risk.
In this World Wide Wrap: Etisalat eyes Moroccan investment, Africa lacking in access, and Nokia fights for tax cuts.
The uptake of open source software in SA is still slow compared to other countries, says Linux Warehouse.
In this World Wide Wrap: Poor broadband services cost SMEs, UK SMEs adopt smartphones, and site to win SME market share.
In this World Wide Wrap: Asian e-shopping to boom, Agility logistics deploys Oracle, and LivingSocial offers localised bargains.
In this World Wide Wrap; Veeam unveils virtualisation backup, EMC rolls out virtualisation software, and survey reveals virtualisation challenges.
In this World Wide Wrap: Toshiba enters tablet race, Samsung eyes top laptop spot, and PC purchases to slow.
The 5.2GHz four-core 45nm processor is aimed at businesses tackling huge workloads, like banks and retailers.
The Department of Science and Technology hopes to set aside 2% of GDP to fund innovation in the ICT industry.
In this World Wide Wrap: Bank takes app to iPhone, Android, high-performance banking tech completed and tech companies lobby for tax holiday.
In this World Wide Wrap: Disk storage bounces back, LaCie unveils mini flash drive, and Sony unveils unlimited music.
The products will help enterprise IT groups centrally manage large numbers of Microsoft SharePoint 2010 sites.
A lack of recycling technology and clear standards delays action on one of SA's fastest growing waste streams.