TECHNOLOGY POWERING BUSINESS
In its Citrix Essentials 5.5 for Microsoft Hyper-V, Citrix is integrating its StorageLink Site Recovery feature, which gives user greater disaster recovery capabilities for their Hyper-V-based virtual data centres
Stratus is so confident in its ftServer 6300, that it has pledged to pay $50,000 for any customer that experiences unexpected downtime
After witnessing an increased take-up of its free IT management software, Spiceworks has expanded its capabilities
The IT industry believes that smart technology can reduce CO2 emissions, but Peter Judge wants to know: did they ask the CIOs whether they actually have the time and influence to do the job?
Neon Systems is suing IBM, claiming Big Blue's anticompetitive behavior violated trademark laws and cost Neon business
Over half of companies say IT budgets will remain flat or even decline in 2010, but Gartner is still optimistic about the potential of technology to ease the recession
Iomega's StorCenter ix2-200 Network Storage, with improved iSCSI support, will serve small offices, departments and power users well as a network storage device.
The process of making the web more inclusive rolls on with non-Latin letters allowed in website domains using the .eu suffix
It would be good to get 90 percent of the UK on superfast broadband by 2017, as Alistair Darling promised this week, but Peter Judge can't see how he can afford to do it using the broadband tax
Dell ups its game in the converged data centre market with new management software and a unified networking fabric based on 10GbE.
IBM is opening two new data centres and a cloud computing laboratory in the Pacific region, looking to grow its market presence through greater cloud computing capabilities
IT vendors such as Cisco, HP, IBM, Microsoft, and EMC have joined the Enterprise Cloud Buyers Council,
IBM is taking aim at high-end x86 systems after announcing new mainframe systems designed just for Linux
Only ten percent of computers have their power managed. It's time we did better, Intel's eco-tech manager told us, from the UN climate change summit in Copenhagen
eWEEK Labs names the products that stood out in 2009, focusing on the ones that either provide significant innovation or make day-to-day life easier for IT professionals
Internet usage in Ireland is the lowest in Western Europe while the UK leads the way when it comes to e-commerce, supported by wider broadband access
Microsoft forms a group that will focus on cloud computing and moving the lessons learned in the cloud into Microsoft's server products and vice versa
After a long wait, Google releases stable beta versions of Chrome for Mac, Chrome for Linux and Chrome extensions
Under a new pilot program, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office hopes to slice at least a year off the process for green technology patent applications
IBM is giving IT managers the ability to monitor their data centre remotely thanks to Tivoli Live Monitoring Services
A new green data centre in London's Docklands will provide heat energy to the surrounding housing developments
Cisco claims smart grids can help improve the societal and economic problems around the world, but some experts have raised concerns about the security issues
Amazon.com has fewer bugs on its Website than Wal-Mart or Target, according to a study by software-testing company uTest, which had 600 testers scour the sites in November
Real-time search ruled the roost at Google's search event at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California
While VMware is still the dominant virtualisation technology in the data centre, IT professionals are increasingly willing to consider alternatives
Using an inverse pyramid approach, a team from MIT captures the $40,000 (£24,400) first prize to locate 10 large, red balloons at undisclosed locations across the United States
The government is pushing ahead with plans to make the Internet a key way to access public services while also threatening to cut off the net access of persistent file-sharers
One common European patent court could help cut £260m of costs from European companies according to the EU
As the climate change summit opens, a UN scientist has accused Russia of releasing the emails which sparked a scientific row
Microsoft and Yahoo have finalised a deal in which Microsoft Bing will power Yahoo search