WD updates Arkeia hybrid cloud backup software By Dean Wilson Western Digital has released a new version of its WD Arkeia network backup software for SMBs.
India investigating Huawei over alleged hacking By Dean Wilson Networking equipment firm Huawei is under investigation for allegedly hacking an Indian telecommunications network.
Google appoints ad exec as YouTube head By Dean Wilson Google has named Susan Wojcicki, SVP of Advertising & Commerce, as the new head of YouTube.
NEC unveils LCD monitors for SMBs By Dean Wilson NEC has unveiled 24-inch and 17-inch LED-backlit displays for small to medium sized businesses.
Sharp quick to the draw with digitizer-equipped LCD monitors and tablet By Dean Wilson Sharp has unveiled two new full-HD LCD monitors and a huge multi-user tablet, the Big Pad Advanced Model, at ISE 2014.
Polycom launches CX8000 videoconferencing system for Microsoft Lync By Dean Wilson Polycom has launched the CX8000 room system with support for Microsoft Lync.
Samsung taking high street battle to Apple with opening of 15 new stores By Dean Wilson Phones 4U is opening Samsung-branded stores as the South Korea-based tech giant takes on Apple's high street dominance.
Dell to axe over 15,000 jobs By Dean Wilson Dell is to cut more than 15,000 employees this week as part of a major restructuring move.
EE and Three to share 4G network By Dean Wilson EE and Three have signed a network-sharing agreement that will save costs in 4G rollout.
Samsung launches NFC-enabled printer range By Dean Wilson Samsung has launched its latest NFC-enabled printer range for small and midsized businesses.
UK tech industry experiences best growth in almost a decade By Dean Wilson The UK technology industry experienced highest growth in nearly a decade, according to KPMG.
Telenav buys OpenStreetMap GPS firm to drive out competition By Dean Wilson Telenav has acquired GPS navigation firm skobbler for tens of millions.
Ericsson to expand in Europe, China By Dean Wilson Ericsson plans to expand its business in Europe and China, where there is increasing demand for 4G.
Android dominated almost 80 per cent of smartphone market in 2013 By Dean Wilson Android dominated nearly 80 per cent of the smartphone market in 2013, according to Canalys.
EMC to axe jobs as part of cloud refocus By Dean Wilson EMC revealed that it will cut up to 1,000 jobs as part of its latest restructuring effort.
Oracle boosts business app range on Oracle Cloud Marketplace By Dean Wilson Oracle has expanded the range in its Cloud Marketplace with the addition of two new business apps.
Facebook develops petabyte Blu-ray storage prototype By Dean Wilson Facebook has developed a prototype Blu-ray storage system that could save money and the environment.
Lenovo unveils four new ThinkServer enterprise solutions By Dean Wilson Lenovo has unveiled four new ThinkServer solutions for the enterprise market.
SAP and Atos team up for EU cloud standards to counter NSA threat By Dean Wilson SAP and Atos are teaming up with the European Union to bring in new standards that highlight the safety of cloud services and programmes.
World's first multi-material colour 3D printer can print Bono-style glasses By Dean Wilson Device can use multiple different materials on the same print run, opening a world of possibilities for manufacturers.
Panda Security to support Windows XP beyond shelf life By Dean Wilson Panda Security announced that it will support Windows XP past Microsoft's official end-of-life date in April.
Amazon Web Services unveils new SSD-based storage option By Dean Wilson Amazon Web Services unveils new SSD-based Dense Compute nodes aimed at boosting storage performance.
Red Hat unveils new lineup for open hybrid cloud By Dean Wilson Red Hat has updated its cloud solutions as it moves towards the goal of an open hybrid cloud.
Apple updates iWork for iCloud, adds password protection to documents By Dean Wilson Apple has updated iWork for iCloud, tweaking parts of the UI, and adding new editing and other quality of life improvements.
Microsoft launches free computing programme for primary school teachers By Dean Wilson Microsoft has launched the First Class Computing programme in the run-up to September's new primary school Computing syllabus.