AMD launches new 12-core and 16-core server processors By Dean Wilson AMD has released the 16-core Opteron 6370P and 12-core Opteron 6338P processors for enterprise server use.
Microsoft to store foreign data on non-US servers amid NSA controversy By Dean Wilson Microsoft will begin offering customers the choice of where to store their data, a bold move following the confidence-shaking NSA snooping revelations.
Study shows legal firms set for cloud expansion By Dean Wilson Almost three-quarters of practising attorneys at small US law firms are more likely to adopt cloud computing this year, according to a survey by LexisNexis.
Majority of parents foresee digital skills gap By Dean Wilson Research by Samsung highlights the lack of technology in schools, which parents believe will hinder their children in the future.
Hard drive test shows Seagate lacking, Hitachi on top By Dean Wilson Backblaze has tested a range of hard drives, finding higher failure rates in Seagate ones and almost perfect performance from Hitachi devices.
BlackBerry deal with US Defence Department sends shares sky high By Dean Wilson BlackBerry secured a deal with the Defence Information Systems Agency for 80,000 BlackBerry phones.
SanDisk outs ULLtraDIMM enterprise SSD By Dean Wilson SanDisk delivers a new low-latency SSD that connects via existing DIMM slots in enterprise servers.
China unveils COS to tackle Android 'monopoly' By Dean Wilson China showcases the China Operating System (COS) in effort to reclaim domestic market from US-run businesses.
IBM still trying to ditch x86 server business By Dean Wilson IBM has begun looking for a new buyer for its x86 server unit after last year's failed deal with Lenovo.
Sky and Vodafone consider partnering to end BT dominance By Dean Wilson BSkyB and Vodafone are considering partnering in an effort to fight BT for dominance in the TV and broadband sectors.