The smart grid can't do much unless it has analytics and batteries, says Peter Judge
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Mike Lynch Fund To Help Technology Startups
London-based fund to help out new technology companies
OpenStack Creates ARM-Powered Cloud For Testers
HP, Calxeda and Canonical are backing an ARM-powered cloud for the OpenStack community's TryStack test sandbox
Lenovo PC Sales Set To Overtake HP’s This Year
Chinese manufacturer could overtake HP, despite slowing sales of PCs
HP Drops ARMs After Microsoft Surface Launch
Tablet makers can use ARM or Intel in a Microsoft Surface device - but Chris Preimesberger says Microsoft has given partners only one choice
HP Upgrades Thin Client Performance With Velocity
HP has revealed new software to improve the network performance of its Smart Zero Client thin clients
Judge To Consider Itanium Ruling After Closing Arguments
A US judge is now considering a ruling in the HP clash with Oracle over Itanium, after hearing closing arguments
Prepare For Power Struggles In The Data Centre
Low energy servers, and high voltage outages. It all add up to an industry power play, says Peter Judge
HP’s Low Energy Servers Start with Intel Atom, Not ARM
Intel Atoms first to launch on HP's Moonshot for low energy servers, leaving ARM on the ground
Dell Challenges Cisco, HP With Converged Data Centre
Dell has unveiled a converged data centre offering that includes server, storage and networking technology in a single blade chassis
HP Banks On Cloud And Backup To Assist Recovery
HP announces some incremental updates as it looks to bounce back from troubled times
HP Exec Describes Oracle Handshake Deal Over Itanium
HP and Oracle's Itanium relationship was sealed with a handshake, according to HP's Ann Livermore
HP, Dell Roll Out ‘Bulldozer’ Servers
AMD's five new Opteron chips, based on the 'Bulldozer' core, are to appear in systems from HP and Dell
HP Turns To Venture Capitalist To Head Up Software
HP has hired a venture capitalist to take charge of all HP software, after the departure of Autonomy's Dr Mike Lynch
HP Promises Zero Energy Data Centres
Analytics and job scheduling can alter a data centre's energy demand, says HP
Is Meg Whitman Failing, Or Is HP Just Too Big?
HP has not done well with CEOs from outside. Maybe Meg Whitman should make way for a CEO from the inside, says Chris Preimesberger
RIM Set To Cut 2,000 Jobs – Report
RIM looks set to make 2,000 workers redundant, according to a report
Mike Lynch Departs Autonomy Amid Huge HP Cuts
British jobs among HP UK staff at risk as Dr Mike Lynch, chief executive of HP's Autonomy unit hands in his cards
HP Confirms It Will Axe 27,000 Jobs
Despite posting decent financials, HP has confirmed that it will axe 27,000 jobs in the face of weak demand
Lenovo Predicted To Overtake HP PC Shipments
Lenovo is predicted by industry analysts to soon overtake Hewlett-Packard in terms of PC shipments
Don’t Write Off HP And Yahoo Just Yet
With the right direction, both HP and Yahoo can turn their fortunes around says Chris Preimesberger
HP Installs First EcoPOD
Company installs first EcoPOD modular data centre in Georgia
HP Plans 30,000 Jobs Cull
HP is planning a huge workforce downsizing programme, with as many as 30,000 positions thought to be at risk
Oracle Releases HP/Intel Emails In Itanium Court Case
Oracle continues to increase the pressure on HP over Itanium, and releases emails between HP and Intel
Judge Rejects Oracle Motion Against HP In Itanium Case
HP and Oracle continue to trade blows after a judge refused Oracle's attempt to get HP's Itanium lawsuit thrown out
HP, IBM, Dell Ship Ivy Bridge Servers
Intel's Ivy Bridge-powered Xeon processors also power servers and workstations from Lenovo, SGI, Appro and others
CIOs Are Complacent On Security Risks, Says HP
Under their confident exteriors, CIOs haven't covered the details, says HP
Citrix Names Partners For HDX System-On Chip
HP, LG and Fujitsu are among the partners for Citrix's system-on-chip, which enables high-definition thin client applications that run on power-over-Ethernet networks
Calxeda Shows Ultra Low-Power ARM Server Prototype
Calxeda's prototype server, powered by its EnergyCard compute blades and running Ubuntu Linux and a LAMP stack, adds to the growing competition between ARM and Intel
Meg Whitman Threatens To “Darken The Skies” With HP Staff
HP CEO emphasises company's strengths and warns of "tech 9/11" in London