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VMware freezes hiring, offers gloomy outlook
Paul Maritz’s first quarter as chief executive of the virtualisation firm ends on a dour note, despite relatively strong results.
Intel's profits plunge 90 per cent
The chipmaker takes a battering in its fourth quarter, as the worsening global economy and investment losses start to add pressure to its bottom line.
Google cuts jobs and consolidates engineering
Some 100 recruiter jobs are to be axed and Google engineers may need to move to new offices to keep their jobs.
Dell and Lenovo cut jobs as IBM rumours fly
The economy continues to weigh on the tech sector as Dell and Lenovo slash jobs and an IBM union website suggests more losses.
Survey: Hard times encourage remote working
New research has found a link between the recession and an increase in the distribution of the workforce, according to IT decision makers.<br>
Dell CTO quits
Kevin Kettler, the chief technology officer at the PC maker and a 13-year veteran of the company, steps down at the end of the year.
Microsoft’s results better than expected
The software giant posts positive revenue and profit, and claims a strong position despite the economy.
Yahoo cuts jobs after poor results
This quarter's results reveal a plunge in profit and more job cuts at the web portal firm.
iPhone and Mac sales boost Apple results
Apple has sold 6.9 million iPhone 3Gs in its first quarter, while Mac shipments jumped 21 per cent.
Banking woes hit London IT jobs
But IT job creation climbs in other regions across the country, according to newly-released stats.
Dell targets emerging markets with store PCs
Dell hopes that the move into selling store PCs will ensure it makes its mark in the emerging markets.
IT spending growing despite economy
Global IT spending is still growing, especially in emerging markets, a report has shown.
One in five homes broadband-connected by 2010
The economic gloom isn’t holding back the speed at which households around the world are connecting up via broadband, according to Gartner.
Cisco’s Chambers not leaving ‘any time soon’
Despite falling sales and tough economic times, Cisco’s head honcho will still be in charge for a while yet.
Nokia to cut 615 jobs
The leading mobile phone maker is not immune to the economic downturn, as it reorganises to cut costs.
Ireland in tech trouble too?
If Ireland raises its corporation tax, it could cause serious damage to the country's technology industry, claims American Chamber of Commerce...
Forrester remains positive despite Euro fears
IT spending in central and western Europe is feeling the effect of the debt crisis and a weaker euro, but Forrester research still believes the...
Toshiba buys Fujitsu HDD business
Fujitsu will take a loss on the sale of parts of its storage division, while Toshiba looks to grow its market share to 20 per cent through the...
Cisco profit falls, as orders drop off
The networking giant reported falling second quarter figures for its 2009 financial year, just meeting lowered market expectations, but forecast...
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