• Computacenter says 2014 results are 'in line' with expectations
  • IBM's transition to a cloud and services world hits revenues
  • Technology hands smaller firms the chance to save energy
  • Pure Storage hires new EMEA VP after solid year
  • Avnet adds elastic cloud to reseller options
  • PC shipments grow for third consecutive quarter
  • Stone puts itself in the shop window at BETT
  • Three owner in talks to buy out O2
  • Security school aims to plug cyber skills gap
  • Debate rages on over "snoopers' charter"
  • Channel in recruiting mode
  • A Glass Farewell: Google dismantles Explorer programme
  • Trustmarque Trinity merger completes managed service journey
  • Failure by firms to understand security adds pressure to channel
  • UK and US to conduct 'cyber war-games'
  • Brits think ICT is more important than maths and English, survey finds
  • Vodafone CTO steps down
  • FAST calls for government protection for software developers
  • US recovery bolsters Datatec
  • Acer undergoes another management reshuffle
  • Cloud Distribution signed by TIBCO LogLogic
  • Attachmate pens deal with CMS Distribution
  • IBM shows there is life in the mainframe with z13 launch
  • HP gunning for Lenovo in slowing PC market
  • Trustmarque and Trinity merge
  • WestconGroup launches new marketing services programme
  • Sage extends support for ERP X3 developers
  • Azzurri to resell EE products and solutions
  • SMEs not optimistic about growth in 2015, survey finds
  • Citrix aims to expand virtual storage options with Sanbolic buy
  • Box finally files for IPO
  • Dragons Den Linney wants more leadership from CIOs
  • Shadow IT worries clouding hosted moves
  • Independent Oracle Users Group responds to CCL open letter
  • Lenovo adds Avnet to enterprise server line-up
  • Daisy Indirect launches upfront commission model
  • Node4 expects a second year of SME IT budget increases
  • Exclusive Networks launches finance division
  • TalkTalk buys Tesco's Blinkbox for £5m
  • Global tablet user base to hit 1bn this year
  • Sony CEO speaks out for first time since hack
  • Intel positioning for the wearables revolution
  • Virgin Media Business calls on government to tackle SME skills shortfall
  • IoT: Industry must put safeguards in place, says FTC chief
  • Battle between Huawei and Xiaomi is too close to call
  • Samsung boss argues now is the time for IoT
  • CCL publishes open letter to Oracle
  • Lenovo UK closes IBM x86 deal and looks for growth
  • Zammit steps into Gallagher's shoes at Avnet
  • Google criticised for releasing unpatched Windows bug
  • Extreme Networks appoints new channel VP
  • MWR InfoSecurity sounds mobile security alarm
  • News highlights of 2014
  • Microsoft to provide more Windows 10 details
  • UKFast boss recognised in Honours list
  • Red Hat delivers growth as CFO calls time at firm
  • Accumuli acquires again with RandomStorm buy
  • Exclusive Networks acquires ITEC
  • Survey reveals public cloud adoption slowest in DACH region
  • Sony hack timeline: How a silly comedy sparked real cyber-terror
  • ConnectWise plans major push into the UK and Europe
  • Dixons Carphone adds to picture of tablet declines
  • Aspect Software looks for diverse partners with global programme
  • Context: A year of unexpected growth in the PC market
  • Avnet encourages channel to brush up on data centre skills
  • 2014 was the year outsourcing became cool again, says ISG
  • Riverbed agrees to private equity buyout
  • AppSense reveals first trio of platinum partners
  • BT & EE enter exclusivity agreement for possible acquisition
  • Windows tablets on the rise
  • Nation states expected to ratchet up cyber war in 2015
  • Air traffic control computer woes are a backup reminder
  • Ingram Micro extends 3D printing range
  • Box updates third quarter figures as it gears up for IPO
  • GCHQ releases a code-breaking app
  • Adobe reports strong Q4 results and buys Fotolia
  • ASM director responds to select committee's call for more SMEs
  • Neil Muller resurfaces as CEO of Daisy
  • Windows 10 set for autumn launch
  • Apple-1 sale highlights value of old tech
  • A third of executives are too complacent about data security
  • Government relies too heavily on small handful of contractors
  • Pinnacle makes Astute move to improve marketing
  • Belden snaps up Tripwire
  • Cyber-attacks could have domino effect on channel, Radware warns
  • SUSE aims to deepen relationships with SAP resellers
  • Google Cloud Platform gets friendly with Windows
  • McAfee warns of increasing cloud, mobile and web threats
  • Google executive calls for more technology promotion in schools
  • Flexible working could save the UK economy billions
  • Comms-care reveals professional services demand surge
  • GCHQ is not in breach of human rights, panel of judges conclude
  • Organisations spending average of £410,000 per IT failure
  • Refreshes and cloud spending boost server demand
  • The naked truth: Study reveals stark facts about home workers
  • Autumn Statement: Business leaders largely positive
  • Intermedia and Cloud Telephones form alliance
  • Ntegra snaps up customer insight player RedArk
  • Corero warns of firewall weakness
  • SAP ERP customers worry that updates will cause disruption
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