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Amazon launches Zocalo to compete with Box and Dropbox
Amazon has unveiled an enterprise storage and collaboration service designed to compete with Box, Dropbox, Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive. The service, Amazon Zocalo, allows users to save, send,...
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Intel tweaks its Xeon CPU for Oracle
Intel has announced that Oracle’s Exadata Database Machine X4-8, a data crunching powerhouse, will come be powered by a 15-core Xeon processor. That means that the CPU can be optimised on the fly...
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WD launches cheapest 6TB drive, highest platter density yet
Western Digital has finally unveiled its first 6TB HDD as part of its family of products that focus exclusively on NAS (network attached storage). The WD Red range will welcome a 5TB and 6TB hard...
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Ricoh launches an app for Google Cloud printing
Ricoh Americas launched an application designed to enable businesses to print directly from devices without the need for pre-established print servers. The Ricoh App for Google Cloud Print ties Google...
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IBM squeezed a million neurons onto a stamp-sized chip inspired by our brains
For the last six years, IBM researchers have been looking for a way to bring the power of the human brain to a computer processor, and the project just hit a significant milestone toward reaching that...
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IBM squeezes a million brain neurons onto stamp-sized chip
For the last six years, IBM researchers have been looking for a way to bring the power of the human brain into a computer processor, and the project just hit a significant milestone toward that goal....
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Sharp’s MX-C301W printer is 17-inches wide, 18-inches tall
Businesses searching for a powerful printer in a small frame will be interested to hear about Sharp’s latest offering. Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America has released a new 17-inch wide,...
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Samsung launches an ultra high-def monitor for designers
Samsung has unveiled a a 31.5-inch UHD desktop monitor built to support a 3840 x 2160 resolution. The UD970 features 8.1 million pixels, and a 178-degree wide viewing angle. The monitor is built for...
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Google is building its own quantum computer chip
Google is a curious web search company with its hand in everything from Android Wear smartwatches to robots. Now, Mountain View has set its sights on quantum computing. Hartmut Neven, director of...
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Google sets out to build its own quantum computer chip
Google is a curious web search company with it’s hand in everything from Android Wear smartwatches, robots and now quantum computing. Hartmut Neven, director of engineering from Google’s Quantum...
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10 must-have gadgets to help enterprise users make productivity gains
Introduction and gadgets 1-5 Technology advances quickly, but it’s often easy to rely on the same printers, scanners, and other office equipment for longer than necessary. These brand new products use...
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Intel betting on semi-custom designs for 2015
Intel’s head honcho for anything data-centre related has confirmed that the company is betting big on semi-custom designs for next year. Diane Bryant told the New York Times that she expects half of...
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Industry voice: Storage trends in 2015: Death of the disk, and the importance...
Last year, we saw the continued transformation of enterprise IT infrastructure towards the next-generation data centre model. Fuelled by advances in compute, network and storage virtualisation,...
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Canon brings cloud connectivity to the imageFORMULA DR-C225W
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by having to scan the occasional receipts for an expense report, the Canon imageFORMULA DR-C225W could help. Unlike traditional flatbed scanners, the imageFORMULA’s...
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Industry voice: Don’t be conned over software-defined storage: how to spot...
We are rapidly entering the era of the software-defined enterprise, where all IT resources will be managed, provisioned and stored virtually. In fact, Gartner has identified "software-defined...
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Industry voice: How the flash new kids on the block are muscling aside the...
All actors, singers and performers know there comes a time when their place in the spotlight will be taken by someone else. It’s a natural progression. Some of them accept their diminishing fame with...
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Accessories you might need for the new MacBook
Storage drives Apple’s thinnest, lightest, and most advanced notebook will start shipping on April 10th. The new MacBook introduces a bold change on how you connect peripherals and accessories. During...
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LaCie’s USB-C Mobile Drive is an essential MacBook companion
LaCie has released an external hard drive for Apple’s new MacBook under its Porsche Design brand. The Porsche Design Mobile Drive is one of the first to be available with native USB-C support, making...
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Could a humble NAS box be the future of home automation?
NAS specialist Synology provided TechRadar Pro with a pretty interesting narrative explaining why a simple storage box could well be at the centre of the automated home of 2020. "Give it five to 10...
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Updated: Accessories you might need for the new MacBook
Storage drives Apple’s thinnest, lightest, and most advanced notebook will start shipping on April 10th. The new MacBook introduces a bold change on how you connect peripherals and accessories. During...
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