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HP profit jumps but hardware revenue falls
Services arm helps prop up HP as servers, storage and PC revenue falls.
EDS and Microsoft's heads in the cloud
EDS has gone into partnership with Microsoft to offer cloud communications to enterprises.
EDS wins $1 billion deal with Aviva
Ten-year data centre deal proves mega-deals still exist, says one analyst.
HP results rely on EDS, services
The IT vendor just managed to scrape increases in revenue, posting first quarter results that relied heavily on its recent EDS acquisition.
HP's bid for EDS receives US clearance
Antitrust regulators in the US give the proposed $12.6 billion (£6.3 billion) tie-up their blessing, but EU counterparts have yet to rule on the...
BSkyB wins court battle against EDS
After five years of fighting its case, Sky has won out against EDS for misleading it during a contract process in the early 2000s.
HP's government IT workers vote on strike
Over 1,000 government IT workers at the DWP are considering strike action against HP.
HP and EDS workers protest job cuts
Protests were held today in London and Bristol to stand up against UK job cuts by HP and EDS.
MPs slam MoD handling of IT project
The Ministry of Defence project to overhaul its PC estate has been heavily criticised in a government report.
EDS deal and laptop sales boost HP results
PC maker HP has delivered on preliminary results, with a 19 per cent jump in revenue for the last quarter, based largely on laptop sales and its...
TfL’s Oyster gets new contract
But the new deal to replace TranSys keeps it in that consortium’s family, going with Cubic and EDS – the two leading private investors in that...
HP to cut over 3,300 UK jobs
HP is set to cut more than 3,000 UK jobs over the course of two years, causing warnings from the PCS Union.
HP axe falls on almost 25,000 jobs
Acquisition aftermath results in 7.5 per cent of the workforce heading for the door. <br> <br>
Axe to fall on HP jobs?
Concern mounts that some jobs are for the chop as a result of the recent EDS acquisition.
EDS loses hard drive with prison worker details
Another government contractor data loss, and embarrassingly for the justice secretary, it seems he was the last to know about the latest cock-up.
Five firms chosen to supply ID cards
The controversial ID card scheme has signed framework contracts with CSC, EDS, Fujitsu, IBM and Thales for the £2 billion project.
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