QNAP TS-859 Pro Turbo NAS
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Amazon's CTO Werner Vogels has attacked the 'myth' that its cloud will fall over come Christmas time.
Sport Relief heads to the cloud with Carrenza
As its Sport Relief event approaches, Comic Relief details why it has chosen to go down cloud route for its upcoming charity extravaganza.
Could the server market be bouncing back?
According to two major analyst firms it looks like the server market might just be back on the road to recovery.
AMD confirms 12 core processors after eBay outing
AMD has come clean about the manufacture and release dates of its eight and 12 core x86 processors after somebody tried to sell fakes on eBay.
Seagate starts shipping 6GB SAS drives
In what the company is calling an industry first, Seagate has started shipping its latest drive family, Constellation ES.
Dell's profit slides despite sales boost
Rising costs took a bite out of Dell's profits for the fourth quarter.
Half of software budgets spent on upgrades
A new report from Forrester has claimed IT software budgets aren’t being spent on installing new technologies but instead keeping the older ones alive.
Solid sales boost HP's profit by 25 per cent
HP posted first quarter profit of $2.3 billion, up from $1.9 billion the year before.
MWC 2010: Globalfoundries and ARM unveil new SoC
A new chip technology designed for wireless products claims increased battery power and better computing performance.
Week in Review: Google gets Buzzed
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IBM launches first NAS device
IBM is making its move into the network attached storage market with its SONAS product.
Contract concerns will be the next hurdle for cloud
As security concerns begin to be eased, contracts in the cloud will be the next hurdle for the industry to jump.
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Top 10 technologies for SMBs
We take a look at the business technologies that small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) can use in 2010 to reduce costs, improve efficiency and encourage growth.
Year in Review: 2009 in your words
It's been a comment filled 12 months. We look back on some of your thoughts over the past year to see what you rated and hated when it comes to 2009's tech events.
Year in Review: Top tech stories of 2009
We roundup the top stories from the past twelve months, from the success of the App Store to the release of Windows 7.
Q&A: Citrix's CTO on why the cloud needs virtualisation
Virtualisation is key to cloud computing no matter how you look at it, according to Simon Crosby, Citrix’s chief technology officer for data centres.
Top five storage trends
What were the hot storage topics from last week's Storage Expo and SNW Europe shows? Here's what you need to know.
Q&A with Dell's Cary Gumbert
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