SoftLayer tailors HPC clouds with GPU lining |
- SoftLayer tailors HPC clouds with GPU lining
- Intel beats Q1 expectations, jacks up revenue forecast
- Appcelerator ties on cloudy back-end for Titanium devs
- WD lets loose ferocious 1TB VelociRaptor
- Microsoft goes global with System Center 2012 at MMC
- Austrian village considers a F**king name change
- Toshiba gobbles IBM's POS biz for $850m
- Speaking in Tech: Forget G-Drive hype, try Dropbox-for-Big-Biz
- Microsoft details Halo 4 release
- Dad sues Apple for pushing cash-draining 'free' games at kids
- Google faces WHOPPING FTC fine for Safari privacy gaffe
- Windows 8 diet exposes Microsoft's weak ARM
- Samsung boss vows siblings won't see a penny of inheritance
- POWERFUL solar flare belched at Mars rover Curiosity
- Mystery hologram disc upstart gobbles InPhase blueprints
- ICANN battled dot-word TLD registration leak bug for WEEKS
- Telefonica recruits EA to lure punters with games, deals
- RIM mulls pimping BlackBerry OS to Samsung – report
- Apple screws UK disties, punts just 13,000 iPads to channel
- What’s life like for VARs, Resellers, Distributors and SIs?
- Ikea to integrate TV, Blu-ray, sound system into sideboard
- BT wants to poke fingers in EVERY broadband cash pie
- Panasonic PT-AT5000E LCD projector
- Cellco execs lay into Nokia's Lumia
- Cameron 'to change his mind' on the one thing he got right in Defence
- Paddy Power website fell at Grand National first fence
- Hitachi's flexible servers sport homegrown LPAR virtualization
- SpaceX Dragon gets green-light for launch to Space Station
- Oracle v Google could clear way for copyright on languages, APIs
- Google G-drive app leak sparks 5GB file vault riddle
- HP loses MoD payroll and pensions deal to CSC
- Hold on, Booker prize judges - Stob's penned a steampunk hit
- Nordic region, Ireland adopt new 'connected telly' standard
- Global chocolate crisis looms
- Toshiba Regza 46YL863 46in Smart TV
- Twitter gets all aggressive with Japan expansion
- China's bullet trains to get face-invading cameras
- ATA CEO resigns
- China warns domestic mobile phone makers of IP dangers
- Google finally secures gmail.de domain
- Microsoft to bake Windows 8 in three flavours
- Telstra to launch MOG streaming music service
- TV sports rights survive Optus’ TV Now win
- Google-backed research fights review spam
- Pew study finds one in five Americans still won't go online
- Microsoft sharpens Azure media tools ahead of Olympics
- German software giant plucks London software outfit
| SoftLayer tailors HPC clouds with GPU lining Posted: 17 Apr 2012 02:05 PM PDT Have Tesla, will crunchHosting and cloud computing service provider SoftLayer is getting into the modern hybrid supercomputer racket with the launch of GPU-enhanced server instances.… |
| Intel beats Q1 expectations, jacks up revenue forecast Posted: 17 Apr 2012 01:50 PM PDT Says Thai flood effect now all washed upIntel crept in over expectations with its Q1 results today, though its silicon business dipped 2 per cent on the previous year's slightly longer quarter.… |
| Appcelerator ties on cloudy back-end for Titanium devs Posted: 17 Apr 2012 01:04 PM PDT Waves $5,000 at Titanium 2.0 launchAppcelerator has updated its Titanium mobile developer platform to add scalable cloud service integration to the back-end of applications following its acquisition of Cocoafish in February.… |
| WD lets loose ferocious 1TB VelociRaptor Posted: 17 Apr 2012 11:04 AM PDT Doubled-capacity drive-maker tears into weak flash hybridsWD has boosted the capacity of its 10K VelociRaptor disk drive, jumping to a 1TB capacity from the current 600GB.… |
| Microsoft goes global with System Center 2012 at MMC Posted: 17 Apr 2012 10:53 AM PDT Windows Server gets 2012 moniker tooMicrosoft announced the global release of System Center 2012 at its 10th annual Microsoft Management Summit in Las Vegas this morning, and has confirmed that the server version of Windows 8 will be released as Windows Server 2012.…
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| Austrian village considers a F**king name change Posted: 17 Apr 2012 10:39 AM PDT Residents to spare blushes with double G-stringAn Austrian village with an amusingly obscene name has decided to throw in the towel and vote on whether to change it.… |
| Toshiba gobbles IBM's POS biz for $850m Posted: 17 Apr 2012 10:01 AM PDT Big Blue sheds another hardware bizAs was rumored, IBM is indeed selling off its Retail Store Systems (RSS) division to competitor Toshiba. And it will be getting $850m (£530m) for it.… |
| Speaking in Tech: Forget G-Drive hype, try Dropbox-for-Big-Biz Posted: 17 Apr 2012 09:33 AM PDT Plus: iOS versus Android in enterprise security |
| Microsoft details Halo 4 release Posted: 17 Apr 2012 09:18 AM PDT Master Chief is backMicrosoft has said that the keenly awaited Halo 4 will be launched worldwide on 6 November 2012.… |
| Dad sues Apple for pushing cash-draining 'free' games at kids Posted: 17 Apr 2012 09:02 AM PDT Rugrats ran up bill with in-app purchasesAn iPhone-owner whose daughter downloaded $200 (£125) worth of "Zombie Toxin" and "Gems" through in-app purchases on his iPhone has been allowed to pursue a class action suit against Apple for compensation of up to $5m (£).… |
| Google faces WHOPPING FTC fine for Safari privacy gaffe Posted: 17 Apr 2012 08:31 AM PDT Millions of juiced Apple surfers could add up to huge blowGoogle is reportedly going to be slapped with a bigger regulatory fine than the meagre one handed down to it from the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) late last week.…
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| Windows 8 diet exposes Microsoft's weak ARM Posted: 17 Apr 2012 08:01 AM PDT Three boxes, two tablets, no clear choiceMicrosoft has put Windows marketing on a diet, cutting the number of packaged editions from six under Windows 7 to just three main versions for its latest OS, which is due later this year.… |
| Samsung boss vows siblings won't see a penny of inheritance Posted: 17 Apr 2012 07:32 AM PDT Lee Kun-hee claims they already got their shareSamsung Electronics chairman Lee Kun-hee has vowed that his siblings won't see a penny more of his father's inheritance than they already have – and said that he'd sue them right back.… |
| POWERFUL solar flare belched at Mars rover Curiosity Posted: 17 Apr 2012 07:03 AM PDT NASA robot hit by giant blast en route to Red PlanetVid NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory satellite has spotted a giant eruption off the surface of the Sun that will hit rover Curiosity on its way to Mars.… |
| Mystery hologram disc upstart gobbles InPhase blueprints Posted: 17 Apr 2012 06:31 AM PDT Storage biz flickers into life, beams up rival's assets3D holographic storage upstart hVault has bought assets of crashed rival InPhase and announced it will ship systems in the spring.… |
| ICANN battled dot-word TLD registration leak bug for WEEKS Posted: 17 Apr 2012 06:02 AM PDT Reopening of wonky application site stalledRed-faced ICANN has delayed its new generic top-level domains programme again as it struggles to deal with the fallout of a security bug that exposed confidential data about applicants.…
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| Telefonica recruits EA to lure punters with games, deals Posted: 17 Apr 2012 05:39 AM PDT O2 might be a bit-pipe, but Telefonica won't beTelefonica Digital, the service branch of O2's owner, has signed a content deal with Electronic Arts in the hope of cementing customer relationships with bundled deals.… |
| RIM mulls pimping BlackBerry OS to Samsung – report Posted: 17 Apr 2012 05:16 AM PDT Troubled biz brings in the bankersRIM is seeking a financial consultant to help it with its recent money woes and is considering licensing out its mobile operating system, according to a report in Bloomberg.… |
| Apple screws UK disties, punts just 13,000 iPads to channel Posted: 17 Apr 2012 05:00 AM PDT Foxconn-rebrander shifts 3m latest slabs on its ownApple neglected the channel when divvying up stocks of the latest iPad, but disties that laid hands on the device found the margins were slightly more generous than on previous generations.… |
| What’s life like for VARs, Resellers, Distributors and SIs? Posted: 17 Apr 2012 04:44 AM PDT Is business picking up or looking down?The New Year is now well past the first flush of youth and spring budgets should be in the air. But how are things shaping up in the businesses that get IT solutions into the hands, or at least computer rooms and racks, of most companies? If you are working in a VAR, a reseller, a distributor, systems integrator or consultancy advising on IT purchases, we want to find out how you see the markets shaping up in your neck of the woods.… |
| Ikea to integrate TV, Blu-ray, sound system into sideboard Posted: 17 Apr 2012 04:32 AM PDT Flat-pack AV kit, anyone?Ikea, the Swedish flat-pack furniture giant, is to offer its design-conscious punters consumer electronics equipment, it said today.… |
| BT wants to poke fingers in EVERY broadband cash pie Posted: 17 Apr 2012 04:21 AM PDT Minister grilled as telco bids for all eight cabling gigsBroadband minister Ed Vaizey confirmed to MPs yesterday that BT was bidding for all eight cabling projects currently in procurement.… |
| Panasonic PT-AT5000E LCD projector Posted: 17 Apr 2012 04:00 AM PDT Fully loaded home HollywoodReview Panasonic has notched up some memorable firsts when it comes to home cinema projection. Not only was it the first brand to introduce a native 16:9 widescreen model, it led the way with Full HD too.… |
| Cellco execs lay into Nokia's Lumia Posted: 17 Apr 2012 03:52 AM PDT WinPho efforts inadequate, apparentlyMajor European mobile phone network operators reckon Nokia's Lumia smartphones simply aren't good enough to compete with the likes of Apple and Samsung.… |
| Cameron 'to change his mind' on the one thing he got right in Defence Posted: 17 Apr 2012 03:42 AM PDT US carrier kit would be really expensive ... says BAEComment The Strategic Defence and Security Review of 2010 was, overall, a total cockup: but there was one major decision in it which made good sense for British servicemen and taxpayers. It now seems more and more likely that Prime Minister David Cameron, prompted by arms mammoth BAE Systems and by the RAF, intends to reverse that move and continue the destruction of British combat power which has been underway now for more than a decade.… |
| Paddy Power website fell at Grand National first fence Posted: 17 Apr 2012 03:18 AM PDT Wagering whale fails for 20 mins on race dayIrish betting behemoth Paddy Power is giving out a free bet to customers after its website crashed for 20 minutes just before the Grand National horse race on Saturday.…
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| Hitachi's flexible servers sport homegrown LPAR virtualization Posted: 17 Apr 2012 03:02 AM PDT And maybe an OEM agreement with IBM, tooSometimes Hitachi and IBM are bitter enemies, as they were in the peak days of the mainframe market, and sometimes they are partners, as they have been with Hitachi making some entry mainframes for Big Blue in recent years while also reselling IBM's Power-based AIX servers in Japan. It looks like the two are working together on their new converged systems, too.… |
| SpaceX Dragon gets green-light for launch to Space Station Posted: 17 Apr 2012 02:39 AM PDT Treat-laden private rocket in May ISS hookupPic Elon Musk's SpaceX is getting ready to make history after its Dragon spacecraft was given the go-ahead for a 30 April launch for its resupply mission to the International Space Station.… |
| Oracle v Google could clear way for copyright on languages, APIs Posted: 17 Apr 2012 02:12 AM PDT And here's why that would be a VERY BAD THINGAnalysis Computer languages and software interfaces may fall under copyright protection if Oracle succeeds in its Java lawsuit against Google. Amazingly, "copyfighters" appear to have paid little or no notice to this rare extension of copyright into new realms. But the consequences and costs for the software industry could be enormous.… |
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| Google G-drive app leak sparks 5GB file vault riddle Posted: 17 Apr 2012 01:39 AM PDT Will Gmail giant enlarge docs package?Scads of rumours are belting through the internet regarding Google's supposed entry into online file storage and sharing next week - giving the likes of Dropbox a heart attack in the process.… |
| HP loses MoD payroll and pensions deal to CSC Posted: 17 Apr 2012 01:02 AM PDT US firm snaps up 7-year service bods and veterans contractHP has lost the contract to supply pay, HR and pensions administration to the Service Personnel and Veterans Agency (SPVA) for the UK armed forces.…
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| Hold on, Booker prize judges - Stob's penned a steampunk hit Posted: 17 Apr 2012 12:33 AM PDT Everyone has a novel in them. Sadly this includes Reg columnist VerityStob Somewhere on the hard drive of every programmer-wannabe-writer's laptop there is the first chapter of an unfinished steam punk novel. Here's mine.… |
| Nordic region, Ireland adopt new 'connected telly' standard Posted: 17 Apr 2012 12:01 AM PDT Follow in Europe's footsteps - leaving Blighty's YouViewers behindNordig, the parent broadcasting organisation for the Nordic countries, plus Ireland, has issued a new specification for broadcasting. It has dropped MHP as its interactive primary broadcasting protocol and adopting Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV (HbbTV). The standard is already taking off in Germany, France, the Netherlands and Spain, and to this we can now add most of the Nordic countries. This leaves the UK, which has instead chosen its own YouView standard, more and more isolated.… |
| Posted: 16 Apr 2012 11:10 PM PDT Expert warns of 'instability in cacao growing areas'The world's chocolate supply is at risk, according to Professor David Guest of the University of Sydney's Faculty of Agriculture and Environment.… |
| Toshiba Regza 46YL863 46in Smart TV Posted: 16 Apr 2012 11:00 PM PDT A visible differenceReview Powered by a multitasking image processor and dressed by Danish design house Jacob Jensen, Toshiba's 46YL863 is not your run-of-the-mill 3D TV. Indeed, its maker's herald it as one of the most sophisticated TVs ever. But can it really justify such hyperbole?… |
| Twitter gets all aggressive with Japan expansion Posted: 16 Apr 2012 10:47 PM PDT Firm has one eye on China as it spreads its wingsJapan beware – micro-blogging phenomenon Twitter has stated its intent to expand "aggressively" in the land of the rising sun.… |
| China's bullet trains to get face-invading cameras Posted: 16 Apr 2012 10:05 PM PDT Ticket to ride ... all the way to jailChinese police will soon be able to use face recognition technology to catch crims, with cameras to be installed at several stations on the Beijing to Shanghai high speed railway.…
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| Posted: 16 Apr 2012 10:00 PM PDT Call centre body to look for replacementThe ATA, the peak body for call centre industry, has lost its CEO Michael Meredith, who held the position for 12 years, has resigned to pursue other business activities.… |
| China warns domestic mobile phone makers of IP dangers Posted: 16 Apr 2012 08:14 PM PDT Beware of the big bad patent bogeyman...China's IT ministry has warned domestic handset makers to beware of getting sucked into the escalating number of intellectual property disputes currently disrupting the smartphone industry.… |
| Google finally secures gmail.de domain Posted: 16 Apr 2012 08:11 PM PDT German trademark dispute ends after eight yearsAfter an eight year fight, Google has secured the domain gmail.de.… |
| Microsoft to bake Windows 8 in three flavours Posted: 16 Apr 2012 06:31 PM PDT '8' and '8 Pro' for PCs, 'RT' for tabletsMicrosoft has announced that Windows 8 will come in three versions.… |
| Telstra to launch MOG streaming music service Posted: 16 Apr 2012 05:44 PM PDT Launch timed to beat Spotify?Telstra has announced it will soon launch the MOG streaming music service on antipodean shores.…
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| TV sports rights survive Optus’ TV Now win Posted: 16 Apr 2012 05:01 PM PDT 'Worthless' equals $AU1.2 billionBack when Optus won its first-round court battle with a Federal Court finding that TV Now does not breach copyright, the warnings were dire: Australia's broadcasters would not pay a cent for rights with Optus streaming games to mobiles.… |
| Google-backed research fights review spam Posted: 16 Apr 2012 05:00 PM PDT Seeing through the sockpuppetUniversity of Illinois at Chicago researchers are taking aim at fake reviews, which they say can seriously damage online businesses.… |
| Pew study finds one in five Americans still won't go online Posted: 16 Apr 2012 04:50 PM PDT Luddite fringe exposed as internet use plateausA hardcore 20 per cent of Americans ain't using the internet and don't want to neither, according to the latest survey data from the Pew Internet and American Life project.… |
| Microsoft sharpens Azure media tools ahead of Olympics Posted: 16 Apr 2012 04:37 PM PDT Redmond goes Vegas to tempt big mediaMicrosoft has announced the "preview" of Windows Azure Media Services, a set of tools to let media companies host, stream and encode content.… |
| German software giant plucks London software outfit Posted: 16 Apr 2012 04:03 PM PDT my-Channels is now Software AG'sSoftware AG has hoovered up a UK-based messaging software developer founded by a bunch of Deutsche Bank alumni.…
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