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New GPU ready to hit shelves Retail to benefit from gamer upgrades
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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 …
19th December 2025
Plakar: The open‑source bet aiming to redefine data resilience
Backing up has always been seen as a necessary but unloved operational chore, but Plakar is position…
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Retail battered and bruised
UK sales at lowest level for decade No end in sight to spending downturn warns Dixons boss
Read More »?1? and only for Sony
Reseller programme will bring info on all products, schemes and marketing under one label
Read More »Records smashed by crossfire
Live on stage in Taipei, during Computex 2005, ATI set new world records for both single and dual-card systems.
Read More »Corporate earnings drop
IBM, Samsung and Philips all show drops on previous year - Intel and Apple buck trend.
Read More »Core blimey
AMD has announced the immediate availability of the AMD Athlon 64 X2 dual-core processor. The processor is poised to deliver an experience unmatched in the industry.
Read More »Second-hand slip hits PCW
The parent company of PC World, Dixons Stores Group Retail, has been fined thousands of pounds by a Yorkshire court for selling second-hand equipment as ?ex-display?.
Read More »Gloomy May for retail
Despite two bank holiday weekends, retail footfall in May barely climbed above the depressed levels of April according to the latest figures from SPSL's Retail Traffic Index.
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