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Archive for October, 2008

BT Global Services boss falls on sword

Profit warning sparks boardroom coup BT issued a surprise profit warning this morning and saw its share price tumble by almost a fifth as a result.… Full published article at: Read More »

House key copied from photo

Your door ain't so secure mate Security researchers have developed a technique for copying house keys using only a picture of a key.… Full published article at: Read More »

Fujitsu buyout of Siemens stake is ‘imminent’

Maybe next week Fujitsu may buy out the Siemens half share in their Fujitsu Siemens Computers (FSC) joint-venture for half a billion dollars and sell off the PC and retail side of the business to Lenovo.… Full published article at: Read More »

Isilon installs ex-NetApp channel boss

Improving quarterly results but still a loss Leonard Iventosch, the previous and abruptly departed head of NetApp global channel sales, has turned up at Isilon as VP for channel and OEM sales.… Full published article at: Read More »

Ofcom pledges spectrum sell-off early next year

Auction is on while O2 digs heels in Ofcom has issued another update on progress towards flogging off spectrum in the 2GHz band, this time stating that all the legal action should be finished off by February next year, allowing the regulator to put up the For Sale signs in March.… Full published article at: Read More »

Symantec plans layoffs as sales fall short

Ill wind blows forecasts off course Symantec has announced plans to cut its wage bill by 4.5 per cent in a move likely to means hundreds of people will lose their jobs with the security and storage software firm.… Full published article at: Read More »

Jesus Phone won’t go to the Opera

Steve says no Apple won't let Opera release its Mini browser for the iPhone, says the Opera boss. Jon von Tetzchner made the comments to the New York Times last week.… Full published article at: Read More »

Computing Awards – Software supplier of the year shortlist

David Neal, Computing, Friday 31 October 2008 at 07:45:00 Which software maker will win this year? Computing Awards for Excellence - Software supplier of the year shortlist Sage Sage has more than three quarters of a million customers in the UK and almost six million around the world. It has been providing customers with business software for 25 years. The firm’s recently-launched Sage 200 business management suite helps companies to make the most of accounting, project management and back-office information. Red Hat Red Hat consistently performs well, both for customers and in awards ceremonies. It meets...Read More »

3PAR reverts to a loss

OPEX increase offsets sales rise Beating Wall Street earnings estimates, 3PAR grew revenues 61 per cent in its second fiscal quarter of 2009, although it reported a net loss compared to a profit in the previous quarter.… Full published article at: Read More »

EMC heads towards CA and Tivoli turf

Automated server and network configuration management EMC has launched two products that are aimed straight at CA and Tivoli in the automated compliance and configuration management areas. Storage integration is lacking and will come next year.… Full published article at: Read More »

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