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Interview: HP on setting channel direction
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Big Interview: Lenovo on AI, infrastructure and services converge
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An evening of celebration at the PCR Awards
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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…
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Caeves: a new take on deep storage and data readiness
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BBC iPlayer gets go-ahead
TV programmes to be viewable online later this year.
Read More »Nvidia updates Ntune
The graphics chip specialist has released a new version of its Ntune software.
Read More »Office 2003 to get ?07 treatment
Microsoft to update older software with modern security protection.
Read More »Dell hints at departure from direct model
A leaked internal memo from Michael Dell says direct sales 'not a religion.'
Read More »ECS takes on Enta
UK graphics newbie ECS has appointed Enta as its first UK VGA distributor.
Read More »Dodgy ads removed from Google
Seemingly paid-for ad links leading to malware removed by internet giant.
Read More »Apple admits laptop battery defect
The firm has released a software update to fix the problem.
Read More »Sony unveils video-sharing network
Sony has launched a video-sharing site in Japan to rival YouTube.
Read More »Jobs not in the clear yet
SEC could reopen case against Jobs in the light of former Apple CFO's revelations.
Read More »Record Q1 results for Ingram Micro
Financial results up nine per cent, representing a first quarter record.
Read More »Microsoft in huge profit shock
Sales of Vista have been stronger than expected, leading to Q1 profit of nearly $5 billion.
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