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EMC World 2011: Q&A, Adrian McDonald, president of EMEA North
In his first interview with the UK press since his promotion, Adrian McDonald, who head up EMC's interests in EMEA (Europe, the Middle East and...
Servers and storage lead HP revenue rise
The company has seen overall revenues rise by eight per cent, but the enterprise business has shone the brightest with growth of 25 per cent.
EMC World 2011: How far will EMC move into the datacentre?
The massive acquisition budget and move into server flash has got tongues wagging about EMC’s direction.
Flexible electronic paper-based smartphone makes debut
PaperPhone makes use of bend, flex and e-ink writing functions.
Security and R&D 'top priorities' for Cisco
At its annual conference held this year in London, chief executive John Chambers says innovation and productivity will lead economies forward.
Robots: The good, the bad and the ugly
Do they help or do they hinder, and where are the worlds of robotics and artificial intelligence headed?
Q&A: HP Labs’ Prith Banerjee
The director of HP Labs is looking to sharpen the focus of his researchers in the hopes of creating products, not just papers.
Tera Scale Lab: Where hardware meets software
During a recent visit to Santa Clara in California, IT PRO took a look round Intel’s Tera Scale project, where the company researches the...
Nokia R&D spend outweighs Apple and HTC
The Finnish phone manufacturer may invest more than its competitors but the results don’t stack up.
IDF 2010: A glimpse at Intel's R&D efforts
The day before Intel's annual developer conference kicks off, the company gave us a sneak peak on what it is working on.
Government to focus on tech outsourcing?
The minister for universities and science has hinted the Government will outsource more work to private companies for tech projects.
Boffins develop first programmable nanoprocessor
The scientific breakthrough could lead to the creation of nanoprocessors with greater scalability and functionality. <br>
Tech firms not using tax breaks
UK tech firms aren't taking advantage of the R&D tax breaks from the last budget.
LG cuts costs to stay up in downturn
Electronics giant LG outlines business vision as it tries to fight against the global economic crisis.
Orange to open UK development centre
The mobile giant’s UK-based innovation hub will open its doors next year. <br> <br>
EU: Focus on knowledge to boost economy
Europe should look to differentiate its economy on knowledge and new technology innovations.
Smart window concept promises vast energy savings
Researchers have created a 'smart' window that can adapt easily to hot or cold conditions.
MIT boffins unveil self-healing solar cells
MIT studies plants to develop longer-living power supply.
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