Google Drive could be a boon — and a headache — for IT
Service works seamlessly with other Google services, but presents a significant security challenge, analysts say
SAP sees strong momentum for HANA and SuccessFactors business
The company said revenue was up 11 percent in the first quarter, though margins were under pressure
Acer Q1 profit falls by 72 per cent
Acer’s revenue also fell by 11.4 per cent year-on-year
Intel acquires HPC interconnect assets from Cray
Intel’s acquisition of Cray’s interconnect assets will help build the high-performance-computing product portfolio
Westcon to unveil the next generation data centre
Distributors strikes a new partnership with Fujitsu
Big data wishes are coming true at Disney World
The Walt Disney Company and the Orlando Magic have a few words of wisdom about building a data analytics team in your company
Big data analytics may detect infection before clinicians
How one Toronto hospital is trying real-time analytics to help save kids’ lives
Google Drive review: Adding cloud storage to the mix
Google’s new cloud storage service is a strong competitor, but not yet a winner
World’s largest digital camera one step closer to reality
Plus, why Symantec is trimming targets and a look at Cloud Alliance for Google Apps
Hitachi aims to redefine unified storage
Company also produces several new channel programs and incentives for product release
Clustered Dell workstations kept Martin Scorsese happy on Hugo
With clustered Dell workstations and a rendering cloud, animators in the U.S., Europe and Asia could all work on a shot for Hugo while Scorsese slept peacefully
Lenovo expands recall of ThinkCentre desktops due to fire hazard
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission says faulty component in the desktop could cause fire
Microsoft slates Windows 8 ‘release preview’ for early June
June 5 the most likely date if company follows Windows 7’s timeline
Users: Oracle Exadata’s speed comes at a price
Exadata delivers the processing speed Oracle has touted, but at high expense and with sizable technical requirements, users say
Playing the wrong hand with Windows 8
Microsoft is playing catch-up again, this time in mobile computing