Fujitsu is closing its BU Client Computing Devices operations in Europe and will no longer sell PCs, notebooks, workstations and peripherals after April 2024.
The fact that the PC market tanked means is Fujitsu has had enough and is walking away.
Its PC business including peripherals, will be discontinued in Europe from next April, in favour of servers, datacentre technologies, hybrid cloud infrastructure, and data-driven platform services.
Fujitsu has confirmed that maintenance contracts will be fulfilled, and spare parts for clients should still be available five years after the end of operations in April 2024.
Software King of the World, Microsoft is granting customers with specific licenses the power to run Office products within an AWS cloud.
Exclusive Networks did rather well in the first half of 2023 with growth in most areas of the business and a “record high” gross sales clocked at £1.99 billion.
Hackers have been using a zero-day hole in Salesforce email services and SMTP servers, enabling malicious actors to specifically target Facebook users.
Financial institutions are ramping up data-driven financial management support according to new research by Tink.
According to a new report, an increased enterprise preference for single-vendor SASE solutions is expected to propel its growth at twice the rate of multi-vendor SASE solutions.
Exertis is rumoured to have replaced and cut significant numbers of staff in an organisational reshuffle.
Capgemini generated revenues of €11.42 billion in the first half of 2023, up 6.9 per cent, with organic growth was up by 7.3 per cent.
The UK government wants to catalyse local digital transformations and unleash the full potential of 5G technology by splashing out £40 million.
Intel CEO Pat [kicking] Gelsinger said that AI will become part of every business and an inflection point for the PC market, and Chipzilla will have a product everywhere.
Dell Co-COO Chuck Whitten is cleaning out his desk and leaving the outfit with his belongings in a photocopying paper box.
Integrity360 has acquired the Irish payment card industry qualified security assessor (PCI QSA) and cybersecurity services reseller Advantio.
The European Commission has launched an antitrust probe into Microsoft bundling its Teams communications app with its Office suite, on concerns the firm could be cutting out competitors.
