China has, of course, built the world’s next fastest supercomputer
China has beaten its own record with a new supercomputer that exceeds in both speed and efficiency.…
Second step to entering a new sales territory: Understand the ground
So far in this series on entering new sales territory, I’ve talked about the importance of choosing…
Ingram Micro sold to Chinese conglomerate for $6 billion
This morning there are several reports of the sale of Ingram Micro, the world’s largest distributor to…
Huawei and ZTE want to become household names
They might be giants in China, but neither ZTE Corp. nor Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. are household…
IBM expands Green Horizons program to help cities curb pollution
IBM today announced that it is expanding its Green Horizons initiative to help address climate change. The…
SAP keeps talking about its new SMB solution it’s only made available in China
NEW YORK, NY – Something big seems to be coming from SAP. At its SME (small-medium enterprise)…
ZTE launches Canadian flagship phone that can refocus images post-capture
TORONTO – ZTE Corporation might not be the biggest player in the smartphone space, but that won’t…
Smartphone trends strong despite slowing growth: Research
China may be contributing the lion’s share of global smartphone market growth at over 30 per cent…
Avnet TS has a new president
Avnet, Inc. has promoted Patrick Zammit to serve as global president for Avnet Technology Solutions, one of…
Chinese vendor designs its new smartphone in Canada
ZTE Corp., a multi-national organization based in China, has announced a new smartphone called Grand X Plus.…
Another slim smartphone from Chinese vendor
Huawei claims to have unveiled a slim smartphone measuring 6.18mm. Called the Ascend P6, the smartphone features a 1.5GHz quad-core…
Postcards from a mega data centre in China
Rob Ober is an LSI fellow in corporate strategy area of the San Jose, Calif.-based vendor. He recently…
Is it now crazy for Canada to offshore IT to China?
ComputerWorld’s Patrick Thibodeau does a great job in exposing some of the pitfalls with IT services outsourcing…
Are we risking an Internet arms race?
At a panel discussion at York University, professors Ronald Deibert and Stephane Leman-Langlois discussed the attacks on Google Inc. and the challenges of working in countries such as China