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Using 3M’s Novec coolant, the company claims it can cut cooling costs to zero.

The storage giant launches its first Project Lightning product, bringing flash to the server.

The operator comes in for some stick after an upgrade error leads to email over 3G being blocked.

Working with the new BlackBerry Server, BBX will secure enterprise data and provision enterprise apps without blocking consumer apps.

In late 2010, Michael Dell didn't have the full confidence of shareholders. Has he turned things around over the past year?

A touchscreen network scanner might sound like a gimmick, but it's a surprisingly useful business tool as Simon Handby finds out in our review.

The eternal question: which is better, Windows or Mac OS? With the release of a new Mac OS, 10.7 Lion, David Ludlow takes another look at this age-old…

A server operating system that costs just £35 and is easy to configure must have a catch. Ian Betteridge ventures gingerly into the Lion's den to find…

Anonymous targets a host of companies as part of its Operation Green Rights campaign.

The hacktivist group says it took over 90,000 emails from US military personnel.

Websense's TSGA claims to be the first unified solution for web, mail and data security that doesn’t rely on any third party components. It goes even …

The start of 2011 has seen the whole server market improve - much to the delight of hardware vendors.

Kemp LoadMasters are affordable application delivery controllers for SMBs. Dave Mitchell takes an exclusive look at the new 3600 server load balancing…

The new Samsung Galaxy S2 is an impressive smartphone, but is it enough to tempt Julian Prokaza away from his iPhone? Read on to find out.

An Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet with a detachable keyboard - a perfect match for business users or a chunky compromise that doesn't suit anyone? David…

As RSA has its servers hacked, its two-factor authentication customers will no doubt be highly concerned.

Gartner claims the worldwide server market grew significantly in the last quarter of 2010.

The Pro 2000 from CronLab is touted as a fire-and-forget anti-spam appliance with top detection rates. We put it through a barrage of live tests in th…