Microsoft is proving out to be a surprising chilled out company when it comes to sharing.

Some very interesting details emerged from today's keynote at CeBIT 2015.

Accelerating the move to an all-flash data centre thanks to lower capital costs.

Tower servers designed with budget-conscious firms in mind.

New line brings scale and support together with an ODM model.

New Xeon model will make it even more difficult for ARM partners to grab design wins.

In Depth Intel's grip is even stronger than on the desktop.

Paperspace's Paperweight promises a workstation without the desk clutter.

HP predicts that mid-sized firms have the most to lose from the upcoming Windows Server 2003 end-of-life in July.

Windows Server breaks from Windows 10 launch