Business Computing

Google wants to set an example for other American businesses. Go Google go!

BenQ has released a sleek 24" IPS monitor that carries a business-like 16:10 aspect ratio.

Dell has confirmed two alternative acquisition proposals.

More information regarding Intel's server Haswell CPUs has leaked out.

T-Mobile finally reveals its no-contract plan while launching its 4G LTE service in a number of metropolitan areas.

Blackberry CEO Thorsten Heins criticises Samsung security and Apple's lack of innovation.

Axiomtek's GOT3157W-832-PCT aims to bring an "easy-to-deploy and advanced touch experience to a variety of commercial and industrial applications."

The company's Sea Micro SM15000 severs are the first fabric-based computing servers to receive the certification from Cloudera.

Swiftech reports record revenue and profits through the 2012 fiscal year.

The EK-FCTK20 is the industry's first liquid cooling solution for Nvidia's Tesla professional computing card.

Earlier we informed you that Asetek was suing Cooler Master, and Cooler Master has responded to these allegations.

ASRock showed off a new server barebone at CeBIT, one with some very interesting features.

Server platform manufacturer Tyan is presenting its "cutting-edge GPU supporting platform" during GTC 2013.

Netgear's new portfolio of NAS products run on the company's ReadyNAS OS 6 and are designed to be "storage made easy" for both the home and small to medium sized businesses.

Looks like BlackBerry still has a bit of work to do on BB10.

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Three banks have agreed to offer Sharp a lifeline out of its financial woes.

Warren East resigns.

No one to fill Riccitiello's shoes just yet.

Intel cites the JBOD2000 as an example of the company's continuing effort "to create and deliver innovative solutions to partners and customers".