Business Computing

More information has come to light about Intel's upcoming Xeon E5 and E7 series processors, among which are a number of specifications and a release timeframe.

The first two generations of HP’s new “ultra energy-efficient” server architectures will be powered by Intel Atom processors.

HighPoint released the Rocket 750, a 40-port SATA3 controller.

Viking is also working on an NVDIMM technology.

Apple being sued by Randolph Divisions and Hearpod Inc. for similarities in product function and name; paperwork demands damages and ceased production.

Eizo has announced that all the CG276 monitors produced from the end of April and onwards will be able to deal with 4K and 2K signals.

Lenovo announced the release of its ThinkVision LT3053p professional monitor.

Some of the complaints against the company are simply bogus, EA claims.

If you do video encoding, you need a GPU.

Adobe and AMD are collaborating to bring professionals the fastest Adobe Premiere Pro experience on AMD hardware yet.

Thecus has announced seven new V-series NVR rackmount and tower devices.

Adata has announced two server grade SSDs.

At GTC 2013 during Jen-Hsun Huang's keynote speech, Otoy was able to demonstrate the new Cloud Edition of their OctaneRender GPU-based renderer running on 112 GPUs.

Dell needs to shift as sales of traditional desktops and laptops continue to fall.

Sony has announced plans for corporate restructuring in Asia.

Looks like BlackBerry 10 is off to a less than strong start in the United Kingdom.

What better way to control your line of tablets and smartphones than by supplying your own SoCs?

Struggling NEC Corp. is looking to sell its mobile phone unit after two years of straight losses.

Diamond Multimedia is shipping its new low profile HD 7750, which it calls the BV750.