IBM faces lawsuit over failed SAP implementation
IBM is being sued by chemicals manufacturer Avantor Performance Materials for fraud and breach of contract, following a failed SAP software implementation.
Stories by Sophie Curtis
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Windows RT may struggle to win enterprise adoption
Enterprises are leaning towards adoption of full Intel-based Windows 8 devices, rather than lighter-weight Windows RT devices running on ARM processors.
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Intel and HP to build world's most efficient supercomputer
HP and Intel have teamed up to design and build a new supercomputing system for the US Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), which promises to be one of the most efficient installations in the world.
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HP job cuts to reach 29,000 by end of 2014
PC manufacturer Hewlett-Packard has revealed plans to cut 29,000 jobs from its work force – 2,000 more than previously announced.
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Cisco: Wireless networks need to catch up with fixed line
As smart devices continue to proliferate, the nature of the network is changing, and organisations need to focus on making their wireless networks as fast, reliable and scalable as their fixed line networks, according to Cisco.
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Nokia in 15-year share slump
Shares in Nokia have fallen below €1.50 for the first time since 1996, in a sign that investor fears are growing over the future of the Finnish mobile phone maker.
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O2 strikes mobile payments deal with Facebook, Google and Microsoft
Telefónica – parent company of UK mobile operator O2 – has secured global framework agreements with with Facebook, Google, Microsoft and BlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIM) to enable customers to purchase digital goods via their mobile phones.
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RIM chief executive denies company is in 'death spiral'
Research In Motion's chief executive Thorsten Heins has rubbished claims that the company is in a “death spiral,” stating that “there's nothing wrong with the company as it exists right now”.
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Samsung appoints new chief executive
South Korean technology giant Samsung has announced a management reshuffle that will see Kwon Oh-hyun replace Choi Gee-sung as chief executive of the company.
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HP unwraps new Cloud and convergence products at Discover 2012
HP is making its annual splurge of enterprise product announcements at the Discover event in Las Vegas this week. The announcements fall into two main categories – converged infrastructure, (including converged storage, networking and Big Data), and hybrid cloud.
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Dell gives business PCs an Ivy Bridge makeover
Dell has given its entire business PC line an Ivy Bridge makeover, with the launch of eight new Latitude laptops and four Optiplex desktops running on Intel's third generation Core processors.
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Compuware brings APM to Cloud and Big Data applications
Mainframe software company Compuware has updated its dynaTrace Enterprise product to enable organisations to simplify performance management of Cloud and Big Data applications.
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Intel launches third generation Core vPro processors
Chip maker Intel has launched its third generation Intel Core vPro processors, codenamed Ivy Bridge, designed for use in business laptops, desktops and "intelligent systems".
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HP's Meg Whitman in China to reaffirm PC commitment
HP chief executive Meg Whitman has reaffirmed the company's commitment to its PC business, and has promised that HP's newly created Printers and Personal Systems (PPS) division will get "more than its fair share" of R&D investment in the coming years.
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BlackBerry maker tries to quash rumours it has ditched consumers
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) has denied reports that it is withdrawing from the consumer market, following its earnings call last week.
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The storied Toshiba laptop brand relaunched globally as Dynabook last year. Kickstarting 2020, the channel-centric vendor has been offering partners a $50 incentive per notebook sold.
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