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Simons Construction powers down printing costs

Simons Construction has cut its paper consumption by a third in the past year by

Siemens to axe 12,600 jobs worldwide

Siemens is slashing 12,600 jobs from its global workforce as it seeks to cut £1bn from its costs by 2010 in response to the...

Almost two-thirds of malicious codes on web are Trojans

More than 63% of new malicious programs that appeared during the second quarter of 2008 were Trojans, according to the latest quarterly report from security...

Securing the desktop and still allowing for flexibility

Few enterprises could bear a $7.2bn loss caused by a "computer genius" avoiding company policies and controls. But for international bank Société Générale,...

Graphics chips help supercomputers become commonplace

The sight of supercomputers in every home and office may soon become a reality thanks to video games such as Grand Theft Auto. High-end 3D games need the fastest graphics chips to run well. This has driven graphics cards makers to build ever-faster cards, and performance from the graphics processor on these cards is hundreds of times faster than the processor in a standard PC.

The secret to designing user-friendly interfaces for desktop software

By the 1990s, user-friendliness had become so ubiquitous in software development that even the fictional programmers in Douglas Coupland's novel Microserfs...

Jobs on the line: Apple directors face new legal battle

Several board-level directors at Apple, including CEO Steve Jobs, are facing a repeat litigation battle as they are sued for their connection to the company's...

Video: Microsoft and Bill Gates - past, present and the future

Bill Gates's leaves Microsoft, the software company he co-founded and developed on 27 June, 2008. Watch this video to find out more

HP unveils green printing strategy

HP has unveiled an environmental printing strategy for consumers and businesses. The...

Moving closer to the internet as an operating system

The internet is arguably evolving as an operating system in its own right, with IP, HTML, SMTP and other underlying protocols combining with online application frameworks such as SOAP, web services, Ajax, Ruby on Rails and mash-ups. Added to this are remote web-based storage services, and increasingly sophisticated online applications. The result looks like an OS operating in the 'cloud'.
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