Recent Articles
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1. Too Much Entertainment
1. Too Much Entertainment Whenever a person spends some time sifting through all the programs available in either Apple’s App Store or the Android Market, they quickly come to one conclusion: it’s filled with entertainment applications and games. For consumers, that might be a good thing. But for the average company that’s trying to maintain…
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Dell to Buy Storage Vendor Compellent Technologies
Dell has entered into a definitive agreement to buy virtualized enterprise storage solution vendor Compellent Technologies for $960 million, the companies announced Monday. Dell will incorporate Compellent’s storage products, including its Compellent Storage Center SAN, into its storage portfolio along with PowerVault, EqualLogic and Dell/EMC products. "Compellent is a natural complement to Dell’s expanding enterprise…
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Cisco to Face Competitive Threats from Wi-Fi Suppliers: Report
In a report from ABI Research, Wi-Fi penetration in US commercial establishments employing more than five people is forecast to grow to 45 percent by the end of 2010. The report found establishment penetration is greatest among large businesses, but over the last two years, penetration growth has been highest in the small to medium-size…
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Cisco CEO Expects Market Share Gains
Dec 9 (Reuters) – Cisco Systems Inc (NASDAQ:CSCO) Chief Executive John Chambers said the network equipment maker would likely gain share in the overall market, including the public sector, where it suffered a fall in orders last quarter. "I’d be surprised if, in the public sector and the market as a whole, our share as…
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Next Generation iPad to Include Cameras, Suppliers Say
HONG KONG/TAIPEI, (Reuters) – Component suppliers for Apple Inc’s iPad are gearing up for a new round of production in the first quarter, sources said on Friday, with one saying the product will be a revamp of the popular tablet computer including front- and back-mounted cameras. Apple’s iPad has taken the world by storm since…
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Oracle Seeks $211M More from SAP
(Reuters) – Oracle Corp (NASDAQ:ORCL) is seeking another $211 million from SAP AG (DE:SAPG) on top of the $1.3 billion jury verdict it won last month after a widely watched copyright infringement trial. Oracle wants an additional $211,662,935 in "prejudgment interest" due to the company, according to a court document it filed on Friday. Both…
