Once the dust from a new business settles, not all is roses in the world of some cloud productivity tools. David Fearon looks at heading to the next l…

David Fearon looks at the basic justifications for cloud computing in life at the sharp end of business.

Chip giant Intel is using the CeBIT trade show in Hanover to show case an experimental piece of tech wizardry.

Windows 7 isn't the only new operating system that's recently launched. In this review, we look at the latest flavour of Ubuntu Linux to see if it can…

The dream of Linux displacing Windows on the business desktop won’t die, at least if Novell has its way.

The Linutop 2 is one of the smallest PCs on the planet. We examine its potential as a cheap client system.

The chip company has made some spectacular claims about its new solid state hard drives.

The chip maker shocks with confirmation of a new line of solid-state hard disks.

Intel has promised more details of the five centimetre PC motherboard at the next forum.

Thanks to Intel's new low power processor, Asus' popular Eee PC looks to no longer have budget notebook market to itself.

AMD makes quad-core promise but remains tight-lipped about performance figures.

Intel uses Beijing IDF as prime opportunity to unveil a new class of processor for ultramobiles.

Intel predicts the death of DRAM and showcases what will take its place.

Intel reveals details about next-gen Penryn processors, along with its roadmap for its Nehalem chips.

Window's XP's replacement is finally here. We delve deep into the new OS to see if it's worth upgrading?

IT Forum, Barcelona: Windows will not only dominate the desktop, but every area of business infrastructure, according to a leading Microsoft executive…