Dean Wilson

US intelligence agency the NSA refutes recent allegations that it infected thousands of computers with malware.

Microsoft has announced a new option for lone rangers wanting to access its Office 365 productivity suite.

VMware has released a new storage solution that combines x86 server storage into shared virtual machine datastore.

CeBIT 2014 OCZ is showing off its full range of SSD drives at this year's CeBIT as demand for storage continues to grow.

Samsung has fired up its factories to produce new DRAM chips with 20nm process technology.

Element 14 partners audio firm Wolfson Microelectronics to deliver an affordable sound card add-on for the Raspberry Pi.

Sony and Panasonic are buddying up to deliver a new storage solution with an enhanced lifespan and improved durability.

Twitter paid out a handsome sum of money to acquire 900 of IBM's patents in order to shield itself from the viscous patent litigation scene, according to a US SEC filing.

Cisco has released an update that fixes five Denial of Service bugs and an associated access point vulnerability in some of its enterprise devices.

Microsoft has added a social graph feature that combines multiple data types for a personalised productivity experience.

Oracle has released a new security software collection for enterprise mobile use to tackle BYOD risks.

BT has pledged to hire over 1,000 new staff as part of a drive to get young people into employment.

The advent of the so-called "black phone" could make users a more attractive target to hackers, according to a report by KPMG.

Tablet sales grew by 68 per cent last year, according to a new report by Gartner, with hybrid models taking the lead.

Canon has unveiled the SE Series imagePROGRAF printer lineup with hot-swappable ink tanks and a new six-color system.

Microsoft is giving users of Bing Rewards a year's free access to 100GB of OneDrive storage for 100 credits.

Toshiba has lifted the lid of a new cloud management service that can automate patch and power management.

The chip giant has combined an embedded computer with virtualisation software targeted at the industrial market.

Gartner's latest server market results show an increase in shipments, but a decrease in revenue.

Researchers at IBM have broken the previous data transfer speed record by 14 per cent, which could boost speeds for data centres and servers.

Arena Scientific has debuted the Tab-X 10.1, which is powered by an Intel Bay Trail quad-core processor.

Seagate has unveiled its latest hard drive for the surveillance market, packing capacity and reliability.

Samsung has announced two separate partnerships to boost the security offerings of its KNOX product.

HP lifts the lid on its latest business-focused tablets, touting high performance and enhanced security.

MWC 2014 Flexible convertible is outed alongside plans that the company is expanding availability of its Slate VoiceTab range.