Motorola Mobility wins injunction against Microsoft in Germany…

Motorola Mobility has been granted an injunction against the distribution of key Microsoft products in Germany
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European copyright ruling good for IT innovation, say lawyers…

The top European court's ruling on copyright is good news for innovation, say lawyers
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Oracle zero-day patch should be applied with caution, warns Qualys…

Oracle has released an out-of-band patch for a zero-day vulnerability, but security firm Qualys warns against rushing to apply it
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IT managers struggle with virtual back-ups…

IT managers find backing up virtual infrastructure too difficult, according to a study from data back-up and recovery company Quantum
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Leveraging the benefits of ‘Big Data’…

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Interview: Oracle president Mark Hurd…

Eighteen months after leaving HP in controversial circumstances, Mark Hurd discusses what cloud, mobile and big data mean to Oracle
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Network company Enterasys offers BYOD network management…

Network company Enterasys is to provide network management for bring your own device (BYOD) deployments
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Siemens teams with Enterasys for BYOD network management…

Siemens has joined Enterasys Networks to provide network management for bring your own device (BYOD) deployments
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Gartner: Businesses forge on with middleware despite downturn…

CIOs continue with application infrastructure and middleware technologies to prepare for hybrid clouds despite economic conditions
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Microsoft challenges Amazon with $300m investment…

Microsoft is challenging Amazon's dominance of the e-book market by investing $300 in Barnes & Noble's Nook reader and university textbook businesses.
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