SAP profit drops six per cent in fourth quarter
Mid-market products like ByDesign expected to boost growth in 2008
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IBM adds Linux apps support to Unix servers
Lx86 will be included in IBM’s PowerVM virtualization software
Dell and Equal Logic a done deal
The acquisition has closed, and EqualLogic partners have been enrolled into Dell’s PartnerDirect program
Windows 7 ‘build’ on BitTorrent is bogus
Interest in the follow-up to Vista is swirling in blogland
AMD releases dual-processor graphics card
The ATI Radeon 3870 X2 graphics card combines two chips from its predecessor
Enterprise network products boost Juniper quarterly results
A LAN switching line will be unveiled this week
Microsoft delays SQL Server 2008 RTM to Q3
SQL Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 and Visual Studio 2008 will still be unveiled next month in Los Angeles
Lenovo enters the server business
The Chinese vendor has licensed x86 server technology from IBM
Microsoft beats forecasts with record revenue for Q2
Strong growth coming from emerging markets, online business
AMD’s Fusion chip will be based on Phenom processor
Featuring a combined graphics processing unit and CPU, the first notebook chips will ship in the second half of 2009
Sun reports strong profits but little growth
EMEA surpasses the U.S. as Sun’s leading revenue generator
Sell a laser printer, get an Apple iPod Touch
Lexmark Canada offers a channel incentive around its new MFP
CorelDraw Graphics Suite X4 adds 50 features
The latest offering from the graphics software developer will be available in February
Dell, Microsoft team up on (Red) PCs
The PC maker will sell special red-colored versions of its XPS line of computers to raise money for AIDS treatment programs in Africa
IBM buys complex-event processing vendor for SOA
AptSoft will become part of IBM’s WebSphere line, countering Oracle’s BEA acquisition