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Microsoft Surface to hit third-party stores on Wednesday
US, Australia first, other countries to follow
IBM pumps up the volumes for data pool party
Plays a tune on Violin too
Now HDS joins server flash party
Still no comment from HP
Third party developers blamed for Windows security woes
Users just don't apply security patches from non-MS applications...
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More revelers amp up hybrid memory cube party
A bunch more IT vendors have picked up shiny new Hybrid Memory Cube sledgehammers and are working with Micron Technology and Samsung Electronics to smash the memory barrier.
Memory performance, density, and lower power consumption are all key to future servers and other exotic high performance computing clusters as well as for …
Samsung joins Telstra's 4G handset party
Telstra now has two 4G-capable handsets competing for your telephonic pleasure and may have signalled the expansion or enhancement of its 4G network..
The newcomer is Samsung's GALAXY S II 4G, an 800x400, 4.5-inch, SuperAMOLED equipped handset with a 1.5GHz dual core processor. Android 2.3.6 (aka Gingerbread) is loaded onto the …
Who's riddling Windows PCs with gaping holes? It's your crApps
New study: Microsoft slashes bugs, Java and Adobe bring up the rear
Windows 7 'security' patch knocks out PCs, knackers antivirus tools
Job done, lads. Now no one's getting infected
On Amazon, cloud service companies put themselves at risk
The power that Amazon Web Services wields over its cloud partners illustrates the new business reality brought about by pay-as-you-go rentable IT – and it's not a pretty picture.
Last week we reported on allegations made by Amazon partners that the cloud king was using its third-party ecosystem as a proving ground for products …
TD Azlan set to rock up at EMC, murmur sources
EMC is to sign up TD Azlan as its third UK distie with a specific focus on the small biz space, The Channel can reveal.
Distribution has been a tinker-free zone for EMC since it hauled in Arrow at the start of 2010: but with a raft of SME tech in the pipeline the vendor undertook a review of its roster.
Sources close to the …
Hungry Six Degrees swallows data centre biz BIS
Thirteenth buy in less than two years
Think Xmas bashes in your biz are scary? Try partying with the Channel
Not met your targets? Hand over your clothes
Symantec update killed biz PCs in three-way software prang
Encryption, cache and antivirus in head-on crash
Fujitsu hugs SAP, says it's all about solutions now
Welcomes users after saying goodbye to boss
Software AG attempts to barge aboard crowded Cloud bandwagon
Vorsprung durch folgende, nicht wahr?
Cumbria County Council: We'll sort our own ICT support, thanks
Fails to agree terms with third-party providers
Judge: Oracle must remain on Itanic
Upholds HP's breach of contract claim
EMC crashes the server flash party
Lightning strike with thunder to follow
IBM outsources UK desktop support operation lock+stock to Phoenix
IBM is the Global Services Provider (GSP) that is outsourcing desktop support to Phoenix IT Group, The Channel can reveal.
Yesterday Phoenix confirmed it has penned a five-year £40m contract with an unnamed GSP to provide desk-side services for the firm's employees as well as its customers.
Around 180 IBM staffers are to be …
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Joe Fay
Server boss comes to London, become hostage to fortune
Dale Vile
Vendors, dealers live in parallel universes
Tim Ayling
Er, what does that mean? Anything you want it to
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Get your money up front if you want money up front
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