Home working is here to stay, says Lenovo boss, and will grow the total addressable PC market by up to 30%
Hang on, didn't analyst just pooh-pooh demand? Yep
22 May 2020 | 45
Paul Kunert is the UK editor at The Register. In addition to running the London office, areas of coverage include the technology supply chain, IT outsourcing, cloud services and more.
Crooks set up stall on UK govt's IT marketplace to peddle email fraud services targeting 'gullible' punters
ExclusiveWho would have thought the G in G Cloud stood for Gangster?
18 May 2020 | 16
IBM to GTS staff: Not volunteering to leave with a redundo cheque? We'll give you a helping hand
Hundreds to be forced out of the door into COVID-19-ravaged jobs market
11 May 2020 | 44
Lead times double on network cat Arista's hottest selling lines as COVID-19 disrupts supply chain
Cisco's switch-slinging nemesis warns of business slipping back to 2018 levels
06 May 2020 | 4
Phil your boots: HPE's former no 2 in command Davis to run AWS in Asia Pacific, Japan
Hybrid IT and sales bigwig enfolded by cloudy arm of Amazon
05 May 2020 |
$31bn spent on cloudy infrastructure in Q1 on back of employees' mass migration to home working
Digital gold rush spurred by global pandemic: Big 4 bag 62% of market
01 May 2020 | 6
Three is the magic number, unless you're Apple. That's how many million iPad shipments it was down in Q1
Cupertino hamstrung by Chinese factory closures, Samsung tabs up but wider market shrinks: IDC
01 May 2020 | 7
Some big boots to Phil: HPE says bye to globo sales chief who is heading for a land down under
Davis ups sticks, takes new job that lets him emigrate to family in Australia
29 Apr 2020 | 3
Wall Street analyst worries iPhone is facing '2nd recession' after 2019 annus horribilis
The fruits of labour for world's largest tech firm to be revealed on 30 April
27 Apr 2020 | 42
Brit IT infrastructure giant Computacenter hits pause on shareholder dividends after furloughing 10% of staff
Engineers, consultants can't visit client sites so home they go
23 Apr 2020 | 4
Flippin' Dell! Texan giant wins single seat on £1bn direct NHS tech framework
Two-year deal penned by English hospital trust
22 Apr 2020 | 4
Frippin' heck: Watch out, chin-stroking prog rock fans. King Crimson distributor Burning Shed says it's been hacked
Crims slope off with a slice of dabatase including emails and encrypted passwords but no credit card deets
21 Apr 2020 | 10
Open letter to Internet Engineering Task Force: Back off Cisco, not all members want to 'play to your tune'
A mini revolution against Switchzilla takes form in a corner of industry group
17 Apr 2020 | 6
Google: We've blocked 126 million COVID-19 phishing scams in the past week
240 million daily virus themed spams as 'bad actors' feed on people's fear
17 Apr 2020 | 18
Buy now, pay later: HPE says demand for financing jumps amid pandemic
New leasing and rental options rolled out to tempt buyers stuck in a rut
08 Apr 2020 | 4
Dixons Carphone top brass take 20% pay cut as swathes of Brit workforce furloughed
Exclusive - updatedBut outgoing Carphone Warehouse staff can't use government support scheme to defer redundancies
08 Apr 2020 | 19
'Anything' related to remote working is a winner for Euro disties, but classic enterprise hardware? That's another story
Official stats reach Vulture Towers
07 Apr 2020 | 19
Tech services biz Allvotec furloughing staff, asking remainder – including top brass – to take pay cut
CEO talks of measures to combat expected sales slide due to pandemic
03 Apr 2020 | 4
Here's what Europeans are buying amid the COVID-19 lockdown – aside from heaps of pasta and toilet paper
Clue: Home working might have played a bit part, even in return of the desktop
02 Apr 2020 | 42
Welcome to the telco, we've got fun and games: BT inks 5-year deal to outsource mainframe management to IBM
Exclusive - updatedYou lot can keep the blinkenlights flashing but you'll have to be TUPEd from BT...
01 Apr 2020 | 35
Under pressure: K3 to put loss-making UK Microsoft Dynamics reseller biz into administration
UpdatedAIM-listed biz says THAT virus meant it has little choice, will seek a buyer
01 Apr 2020 | 6
UK civil service has a new boss: Alex Chisholm dubbed permanent secretary for the Cabinet Office
Set to replace John Manzoni on 14 April, but no word on the new chief digi officer
30 Mar 2020 | 3
Poured your info out on a call to 118 118 Money? Bad luck. Credit provider 'fesses up that hacker nabbed customer service phone recordings
Don't worry, though. Any 'systematic' data extraction would be 'time-consuming'
30 Mar 2020 | 12
Interested in Busting a Move? Mmmm? IBM UK: We couldn't get to GTS redundo numbers we need by voluntary means
Big Blue reopens window of opportunity, no end date mentioned
27 Mar 2020 | 17
