Articles about Desktop
Intel to leave desktop motherboard market
Chipzilla checks out
Mighty 4 Terabyte whopper crashes down on the desktop
Three platters piled high with Caviar for data gobblers
IBM outsources UK desktop support operation lock+stock to Phoenix
Exclusive 180 engineers get new business cards for Xmas
Total APPLE DESKTOP ABSENCE set to last past XMAS - sources
'I can't cry, I'm all cried out,' mourns supplier
Phoenix IT Group signs £40m desktop support win
Phoenix IT Group has inked a five-year £40m desktop support deal with an unnamed customer, the troubled firm revealed today.
This is the sort of news investors will cheer after a challenging year in which the Northampton-based firm axed staff, watched its profits collapse, unearthed serious accounting errors, and accepted its …
Desktop virt used to cope with Starbucks workforce security
The trend for mobile working has fuelled demand for desktop virtualisation, says a survey by Citrix as employers want to know that their out-of-office workforce are on secure machines.
As employees increasingly work from home, or Starbucks, companies want ways to keep their devices and data secure. Desktop virtualisation is seen …
MoJ opens wallet, offers £300m for desktop services
Department's infrastructure and devices up for tender
Applied desktop virtualisation: Reg readers speak
Survey results Aging desktops and the old car syndrome
Cisco resells Citrix, VMware virty desktop wares
Cisco Systems came late to the physical and virtual server rackets and that means it has to partner to get virtual server slices out there in the data center. And it thinks virtual desktop infrastructure, or what it now calls Virtual Experience Infrastructure or VXI for short, is the killer app for its "California" Unified …
Citrix rides the virty desktop wave
The maturation of desktop virtualization was coincidentally, and fortunately in the case of the Wednesday's financial results from Citrix Systems, timed more or less with the launch of Windows 7 desktops two years ago. The results show Citrix has been steadily capitalizing on its $500m acquisition of XenSource and others.
For …
Successful desktop virtualization
Regcast Difficult, but not impossible
Dell offers archive product, virtualised desktop service
Extends Microsoft partnership
AMD slips into desktop RAM biz
Memory gets its Radeon
Successful desktop virtualization
Regcast Difficult, but not impossible
German Foreign Office kills desktop Linux, hugs Windows XP
Cites 'efficiency gains' and 'interoperability problems'
Windows 8.1 Start button SPOTTED in the wild
It's not the same Start button as Windows 7's, though
PC market facing worst-ever slump in 2013
IDC: Tablets to outsell everything by 2015
OK - who just bought a biz PC? Oh wait, none of you did
Economy not at fault - the world's gone mobile
Fujitsu guru: Win 8 will triumph. And we'll have brain plugs in 2027
Fujitsu's CTO made a series of fantastical projections on Tuesday, including ditching Google Goggles for direct brain implants and the end-to-end success of Windows 8 in the enterprise.
Joseph Reger, in a session dubbed “What’s on the CTO’s Mind” at Fujitsu's user forum in Munich, said that while Microsoft had initially pitched …
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