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Server market growth biggest for seven years
News IDC claims the server market has had the biggest quarterly growth since 2003 in Q2.
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IDC: Cloud computing will drive server spend
News The growing adoption of cloud computing will help build up spending on server hardware.
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IDC: SaaS set to skyrocket
News The SaaS market will see revenue growing five times faster than the packaged software segment, according to IDC.
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PC shipments to top 2008 levels?
News IDC's latest quarterly report predicts stronger-than-expected growth for the foreseeable future, spearheaded by sales of portable devices and significant growth in emerging markets.
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Server growth returns to Europe
News The latest server tracker report from analyst firm IDC shows growth in the Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) market for the first time since 2008.
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iPad will not hurt netbook sales in 2010, Gartner says
News The arrival of the tablets like the iPad will not hit netbook sales this year, but will they make their mark in the coming years.
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IDC: Tablets will sell well, laptops will sell better
News Analyst firm predicts strong sales for tablets over the next four years, but they won’t even make a dent in the laptop space.
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Firms warned of server market growth problems
News Gartner has raised concerns about the predicted growth of the server market, which could lead to energy and space problems.
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Cloud market to top $12 billion by 2014
News Both public and private cloud computing will be seeing strong growth through to 2014, according to IDC.
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UK has sixth lowest pirated software rate
News The BSA has called on more work to be done even though the UK has the world's sixth lowest software piracy rate.
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IDC: Data explosion goes into the Zettabytes
News A new study has shown the amount of digitalised data created since last year has reached almost a trillion gigabytes.
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Intel dominates in improving PC chip market
News The latest IDC figures show processor sales are rebounding strongly after the economic downturn as Intel's market share breaks the 80 per cent barrier.
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