Ex-Systemax veep charged with $230m fraud
Carl Fiorentino bailed for $1m over wire, mail and laundering scams
PC makers REALLY need Windows 8.1 to walk on water - but guess what?
Upgrade is no 'miracle', sniffs IT analyst
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Icahn doubles down on Dell offer with $14 per share buyback scheme
Confirms he's now Dell's largest private investor – short of Big Mike, that is
HP PCs 'n' printers boss steps down, replaced by Brit
Just check that seat to see if it can be dropped into a furnace
Brit biz-gobbling comms giant Daisy Group splutters with indigestion
Can't... possibly... eat... any more... ah, yes it can with £200m spending pot
CLOUD TO SUCK UP ALL YOUR CASH: Govts around world slash IT spending
Survey: Bring your own device, because we sure as hell won't buy you one
HPC server sales spike: Buyers get chops around juicy cheap flops
ISC 2013 The plain vanilla server racket may have struggled in the first quarter, but sales of machinery aimed at high performance computing workloads -both traditional simulation workloads and new-fangled "Big Data" jobs - bucked the downward trends in the first quarter, according to the latest research from IDC.
Quadrant Visual Solutions goes into liquidation
Quadrant Visual Solutions (QVS) has shut up shop after 25 years in business, having succumbed to the oldest business-killer of all: it ran out of cash.
Microsoft lures buy-curious vixens, corduroys with a cheap fondle
Surface slab sales latest: Will no one rid Ballmer of these turbulent tabs?
G-Cloud overlord McDonagh gets CBE nod from Queen
'How long have you worked here? What do you do? Have a medal'
Google Chromebooks now in over 6,600 stores
Google has launched a major retail push for laptops running its web-based Chrome OS, with Chromebooks now available in more than 6,600 stores worldwide.
Icahn scratching head over BEEELLLIONS needed for Dell deal
Carl Icahn could be ready to walk away from the Dell rescue deal after reports suggested he's finding stumping up the cash for the refinancing plan a little more difficult than he'd hoped.
Major Brit IT provider denies turning to fellow resellers after burning up lines of credit
Mutterings tell of another refinance for Azzurri
Bone up on fresh EU privacy law - or end up in the clink, IT biz warned
McAfee Channel Summit Resellers no longer just flogging boxes - now they must offer legal advice
HP sacks English employees to bag Scots gov jobs cash
My taxes went to Scotland and all I got was this lousy P45
Don't wait to check your parachute until you're out of the plane
Does it do what it says on the tin? Credit insurance, that is
SCO vs. IBM battle resumes over ownership of Unix
Zombie lawsuit back and wants to suck the brains out of Linux
Symantec sharpens axe as 1,700 awarded the Order of the Boot - report
Bennett follows through with middle-management cull promise
Former QiComm CEO cleared in money-laundering case
Too late to save the business, though
McAfee: Not all partners are cut out to be SaaS providers
McAfee Channel Summit EMEA boss reckons there's some cloud confusion going around
CRINGE! Home Office wants to know whether your boss BEATS YOU
Skeeved-out staffers: No, I said we flog BOXES...
Microsoft to open Windows Stores inside 600 Best Buy locations
Product showcases 'must be seen to be believed'
Months and months on, tech floggers still waiting to feel Microsoft's tool
Resellers were RIGHT to be sceptical about rebate utility
Violin Memory shuffles out 'half-price' PCIe flash cards to eager tech channel
Blocks and Files Channel players hope for blooming biz under Rose
IBM's $1bn layoffs latest: Now axe swings in US, Canada - reports
Union claims 121 storage bods canned after dismal sales
NetApp clambers over stumbling Big Blue as storage market shrinks
IDC numbers show giants jockeying for 2nd and 3rd place
Microsoft borks botnet takedown in Citadel snafu
Security researchers are complaining about collateral damage from the latest botnet take-down efforts by Microsoft and its partners.
HMRC ordered to cough up compo for winding-up petition, says Enta
Enta Technologies has claimed that a judgment given at the Royal Courts of Justice (RCJ) last week ordered HMRC to compensate it over a gaffe related to a winding-up petition.
Windows NT grandaddy OpenVMS taken out back, single gunshot heard
Digital Compaq HP has announced the end of support for various flavours of OpenVMS, the ancient but trustworthy server operating system whose creator went on to build Windows NT.
Trustmarque completes £43m MBO
Management at Trustmarque Solutions (TMS) have completed a buy-out of the business for £43m with the financial backing of mid-market private equity specialist Dunedin.
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