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U.S. judge Stephen Robinson has denied IBM's request to bar a former executive from working at Dell. The suit stemmed from IBM's concerns over Robinson taking trade secrets with him. Johnson had been... Read more...

A start-up headed by veterans from the computer server industry has come up with some high-powered appliances designed to speed up cloud-based applications. Put together by Schooner Information... Read more...

Intel will be officially announcing the latest Xeon processors--code named "Nehalem EP"--in San Francisco today. The Nehalem architecture comes with improved performance and efficiency, and also... Read more...

With Cisco's recent push into the server market, Dell is certainly not resting on its laurels. In order to gain ground in the lucrative server market, Dell has put together an impressive portfolio of... Read more...

Networking giant Cisco has thrown down the gauntlet as it unveiled its first server computer, disrupting the well-defined boundaries with the likes of the world's largest computer makers such as IBM,... Read more...

Economic downturn or not, Cisco Systems is going ahead with it's plan that could well result in a dramatic shake up at the datacenter. While for years the company was content to continue selling... Read more...

Are you looking to make new laptop purchases for your company or perhaps buy a new lightweight model for yourself? Last week, Dell gave the public a glimpse at its new Adamo lightweight notebook,... Read more...

IT vendors are historically inefficient users of IT gear, and it is not hard to imagine why. After all, they are able to get a fair chunk of their hardware at cost from within their own organization.... Read more...

The last few months have produced more clouds than silver linings for almost every U.S. economic sector. In October the S&P 500-stock index fell just over 18 percent, according to Standard &... Read more...

IT spending will drop next year as a direct result of global financial problems. This is the latest word from analyst firm IDC, who slashed growth projections to less than half of its earlier... Read more...