Nvidia countersues Intel for breach of contract
Nvidia wants to sell chipsets compatible with Intel’s latest Nehalem chip
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IBM confirms North America layoffs
Latest round of cuts target IBM’s global business-services unit, say reports
Lenovo restructures as emerging market focus grows
Changes build on the separation of developed and emerging markets
Patent infringement lawsuit may affect iPhone
While Apple isn’t named in the suit, components in the iPhone are
Jim Estill leaves Synnex
Mitchell Martin to be named the new president of Synnex Canada
Asus readies slim multimedia PC-in-a-keyboard
Keyboard PC is Asus’ latest experiment in small desktop PCs
Microsoft sees growing SaaS opportunity among SMBs
A survey shows companies are ready to move on deploying hosted services for collaboration and e-mailrn
Dell workstations tap Intel’s Nehalem architecture
Workstations are targeted at engineers, software designers and digital content creators
Dell inks two Canadian distribution deals
Former direct vendor to offer limited products through Ingram Micro and Tech Data
Cisco acquires Flip camera maker, analysts unimpressed
Cisco’s pending acquisition of Pure Digital is puzzling Cisco watchersrnrn
Lenovo offers workstations with Intel’s Nehalem chips
Lenovo’s D20 and S20 workstations will run Intel’s latest Nehalem-based Xeon chipsrnrn
SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 released
The update to Novell’s Linux OS adds deep interoperability with Windowsrnrn
Acer smartphones to hit market soon
Company’s two premium handsets will be out in world markets in the second quarter
Compugen announces strong 2008 financial results
Company saw growth in many solution areas, president and CEO says
3Com is not abandoning the North American market
Company executive sets the record straight on 3Com’s plans for Canada, the U.S. and China