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UK web sales boosted by 11.3 per cent
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13th April 2026
Storware: The backup outsider that won’t stay quiet
Storware’s CEO, Paweł Mączka, explains how a small Polish backup specialist built a global footprint…
10th April 2026
Caeves: a new take on deep storage and data readiness
Caeves is a young company, but its founders are anything but new to the world of enterprise storage.…
30th January 2026
Feature: HANNspree paper‑like panels to redefine sustainable displays
Martin Kent, Territory Manager at HANNspree, argues that paper‑like panels are set to shift the disp…
23rd December 2025
Ewigbyte: Glass-based storage and the future of cold data
For years, the storage industry has relied on familiar assumptions with falling prices, rising densi…
22nd December 2025
Several9s: Building database sovereignty in a fragmented cloud era
When Vinay Joosery cofounded Several9s in 2011, the cloud market was already tilting heavily toward …
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Vendor looks to reassure customers over GPU problems by extending care by 12 months
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Publisher of market leader Norton keeps brand separate as it looks to capture elusive customers
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'Cloud Computing' deemed a generic term, one that does not conjure up image of Dell
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USA: Vista blamed for dragging down rivals as Dell struggles to say within ten points of Mac vendor
Read More »BCC braces for recession
Government body warns of tough two years to come
Read More »US electronics sales strong despite economic slowdown
USA: Sector sees continued growth as Americans choose to ?stay home?
Read More »EMEA smartphone market grows 28 per cent
Nokia continues to dominate sector, while HTC catches up with RIM
Read More »Toshiba backs standard DVD
Vendor renews DVD push after loosing high definition war against Blu-ray
Read More »Analysts give Woolies two-year reprieve
Johnson has two-years to turn around ailing retailer, as group rejects ?50m bid as too low
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