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Fujitsu promises "light-speed" data centres

Fujitsu is working with Intel on the use of Silicon Photonics to develop next-generation technology for the data centre, which increase the throughput of system data by a 50-fold factor and reduce system latency.

European channels like new XtremIO pilot-size

EMC's big launch contained a lot of product upgrades and impressive boxes and systems. But underneath this all seems to be a recognition that storage is not the core – it is how it is managed and the parallel tasks needed to support applications.

CA Technologies sells its data protection business

CA Technologies has announced it has sold its Data Protection Business CA arcserve to Marlin Equity Partners as a part of the strategy to focus on the company’s core capabilities, it says.

Online banking use set to double in five years

New findings from analysts, Juniper Research, argue that over 1.75 billion mobile phone users will have used their devices for banking purposes by the end of 2019, compared to 800 million this year.

Developers using more modules, APIs says Progress

Developer skills are changing as software development is increasingly modular, with APIs as the linkage. Matt Robinson (below), Vice President, Technology at Progress says further changes are being driven by this and the moves to Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS).

Europe to lead on telco spend

Europe is expected to lead the way for telco spending in the next few years. Market research firm Infonetics Research released excerpts from its latest Global Telecom and Datacom Market Trends and Drivers report, which analyses global and regional market trends and conditions.

SendGrid finds Azure appeal

You may already have dealt with SendGrid – most likely on the receiving end of corporate emails.

Europe lags US in cloud

New analysis from Frost & Sullivan, on the future of cloud computing has found adoption at different speeds in the US and Europe