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World's 'simplest' Linux laptop reaches the UK
French company Ordissimo thinks it has spotted a niche French firm Ordissimo is bringing “the world’s simplest laptop” to the UK, a small family of Linux-based computers aimed at the population of holdouts who find conventional PCs and the online world that comes with it too complex to bother with.read more »
AMD to improve HD video and 3D graphics with R-series processors
Advanced Micro Devices follows up A-seires Trinity APUs with chips for equipment in casinos and hospitals read more »
Linus Torvalds releases Linux 3.4 after smooth development cycle
Newest Linux kernel adds more support for the Btrfs file system, as well as graphics and security enhancements read more »
Window RT version of Firefox 'probably not worth it'
'No sane user' will want to use IE10 rivals if Microsoft doesn't open APIs on Windows for ARM devices read more »
IBM M4 server line now with Intel Ivy Bridge processors
New Xeon V2 processors will add power and efficiency read more »
Nvidia to link Telsa graphics processors and cloud deployments
Nvidia's latest graphics processors based on Kepler will accelerate virtualisation and reduce reliance on CPU read more »
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Securing your hybrid cloud
IT leaders will have to deal with a hybrid cloud environment, as well as manage both traditional, non-cloud, and cloud infrastructure. read more »
The debate over public cloud versus private cloud continues to rage within the IT industry. As most organisations take an ad-hoc, evolutionary approach to new technologies, the environment over the next five years is likely to be a mixture of the two.
Virtualisation - Don't let security lag behind technology maturity
Why end user organisations must strengthen their virtualisation security strategies read more »
Intel claims Ultrabooks are better value than tablets
Ditch the iPad for a real computer read more »
How to choose a server for your small business
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How to set up Intel Smart Response SSD caching technology
We show you how to set it up and what kind of performance you can expect read more »
Tough choices ahead in business support for Windows 8
Building corporate applications is more complex than you think read more »
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The hidden truth about virtualising business-critical applications
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