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Equistone grabs stake in print services slinger Apogee

Biz valued at £185m
Paul Kunert, 05 Sep 16:15

Nul points: PM May's post-Brexit EU immigration options

Comment What now as the Aussie system dream lies in tatters?
SA Mathieson, 05 Sep 12:40

O2: Float or flog. What's it going to be, Telefonica?

Forced to find funds for €50bn deficit
Kat Hall, 05 Sep 10:34

Red-faced VESK scratches '100% uptime' claim after 2-day outage

'We were always going to delete it' blusters company mouthpiece
Paul Kunert, 05 Sep 09:01

Of supermarkets, Volkswagen and the future of Dell-EMC

Analysis Consumer-style product choice or product overlap mercy killings?
Chris Mellor, 05 Sep 08:28

McAfee-the-man wants McAfee-the-brand, Chipzilla says no

Sueballs loaded; take ten paces, turn and fire
Richard Chirgwin, 05 Sep 02:00

When Irish eyes are filing: Ireland to appeal Europe's $15bn Apple tax claw-back

The Irish government formally decided to appeal the European Commission's $14.5 billion back-tax demand on Friday.

EMC-Pure Storage patent sueball circus sent back to square one

EMC's $14m patent award against Pure Storage has been set aside by a judge who has ordered a new trial.

Kaspersky 'terminates' deal with security reseller Quadsys

Hack a rival? We're not cool with that, says Russian AV titan

Latest Intel, AMD chips will only run Windows 10 ... and Linux, BSD, OS X

Water cooler I read an article this week headlined: "The latest Kaby Lake, Zen chips will support only Windows 10." It claimed Intel and AMD's new processors are "officially supported only by Microsoft’s Windows 10." This can't be true? What about Linux?

The survivors: Intel's Apollo Lake netbook CPUs stagger from Goldmont bloodbath

Amid the Kaby Lake noise this week, Intel slipped out six processors, codenamed Apollo Lake, for cheapo netbooks, tablet-laptop mutants and small PC boxes.

Windows 10 now rules the weekend, taking over from Windows 7

Redmond's latest is climbing nicely, mostly at Windows 7's expense
Simon Sharwood, 02 Sep 02:05

Cooky crumbles: Apple mulls yanking profits out of Europe and into US

Wonder if it has anything to do with that $14.5bn tax bill
Kieren McCarthy, 01 Sep 20:39

Nutanix to kick off its IPO extravaganza on ... go on, take a guess

Guessing Tuesday, September 6, the day before Dell-EMC deal completes
Chris Mellor, 01 Sep 16:01

UK nuke warhead builders shift IT gear into public cloud

End well: Will it, dear readers?
Kat Hall, 01 Sep 11:36

Deal delays and exchange rate woes batter Salesforce

Going soft in the USA
Gavin Clarke, 01 Sep 11:20

Tim Cook: EU lied about Apple taxes. Watch out Ireland, this is a coup!

The EU's coming for your government, froths tech titan

Healthcare and local gov are most likely UK bodies to suffer infosec breaches

New figures reveal doubling in reported data losses
John Leyden, 01 Sep 09:42

VMware content to run a small and beautiful cloud, with friendly help

VMWORLD 2016 vCloud Air is now a going concern, and an R&D resource
Simon Sharwood, 01 Sep 07:30

IBM swings axe through staff, humming contently about cloud and AI

Long-serving workers in US, UK and beyond lose their jobs amid ongoing months-long shakeup
Chris Williams, 01 Sep 07:02

Lenovo's tablet with a real pen, Acer's monster laptop, Samsung Galaxy S3 watch

IFA 2016 and more Berlin IFA madness
Tim Anderson, 01 Sep 06:30

Solidfire is 'for people who **CKING HATE storage' says NetApp Founder Dave Hitz

VMWORLD 2016 Apologises for 'screw-up' of slow move to Flash
Simon Sharwood, 01 Sep 03:28

VMware's vDare: Build more complexity and silos, or virtualize more

VMworld You can't avoid the cloud, so Virtzilla says how you manage it will matter
Simon Sharwood, 31 Aug 22:58

Cloudy biz Vesk suffers 2-day outage – then boasts of 100% uptime

HDD failure led to 'split brain event' – for systems and techies alike
Paul Kunert, 31 Aug 10:33

Enterprise storage is a stagnant – and slightly smelly – pond

Opinion Graphing IDC numbers and the market ain't pretty
Chris Evans, 31 Aug 08:59

Pure Storage notches up a 93 per cent growth rate. Not bad, not bad

Pure Storage grew revenues 93 per per cent year-on-year in its second fiscal 2017 quarter to a record $163.2m, achieving an annual run rate of $650m; the billion looks attainable. NetApp's all-flash array run rate is about $775m while EMC's is a past a billion dollars.
LInux nutella

Linux turns 25, with corporate contributors now key to its future

On August 25th, 1991, an unknown Finnish developer posted the following to the comp.os.minix newsgroup:
An unhappy man

Both HPs allegedly axed people just for being old, California court told

The two offshoots of Hewlett Packard have been hit with a class action lawsuit in the US, accusing the pre-split IT giant of discriminating against older employees during job culls.

NHS injects tender for PC and peripherals kit with £500m

The UK's NHS has a £500m budget to burn on PCs, printers and monitors in the latest mega framework tender to be dangled in front of ravenous tech suppliers.

Opinion

Baby looks taken aback/shocked/affronted. Photo by Shutterstock

Kat Hall

Plans for 2 million FTTP connections in next four years 'not enough'
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella
Stranded_ships

Chris Mellor

Thousands of layoffs announced as spinning rust enters its death spiral

Chris Mellor

BTIG analysts ponder Pure's position and fall in (qualified) love
chef presents a roast chicken in pomegranate sauce. Photo by Shutterstock

Enrico Signoretti

Flash cacher gets undermined by cheapening flash

Features

STRASBOURG, JUNE 29, 2016: The seat of the European Parliament. by Marco Aprile for shutterstock. EDITORIAL USE ONLY
Plan b, image via Shutterstock
EU workers, new markets: post-Brexit pressure on May & Co
Tough question, pic via Shutterstock
Honest mistake with your licensing? Audit police look at it on a 'case by case basis'
Kevin Turner
Last of Steve Ballmer's old guard heads for the exit
Wind turbine, image via Shutterstock