The European Union wants Google to come up with more concessions within weeks if it is to avoid formal charges in an investigation into alleged anti-competitive behaviour. EU Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia (pictured) says he is still waiting to receive Google's response.
Israel-based software solutions provider NICE Systems has announced the opening of its new cloud hosting facility in Europe.
Distributor Tech Data has been granted permission by the NASDAQ Listing Qualifications Panel to stay listed until March 27, 2014.
Microsoft has named companies in the Cloud OS Network, a worldwide consortium of more than 25 cloud service providers delivering services built on the Microsoft Cloud Platform: Windows Server with Hyper-V, System Center and the Windows Azure Pack.
Oracle's software license/cloud subscription sales which drive future services revenue fell 1% yr/yr in FQ2 to $2.4bn, down from FQ1's 4% growth.
The Machine-to-Machine market may be finally taking off, says new research. This seems to be as much due to its own momentum and scale as M2M is claimed to be enjoying swift growth of roughly 30% in volume and over 10% in revenue, with the market to reach €40bn in 2017.
Xyratex, the storage technology which supplies many OEMs saw a fall of 30% in sales compared to last year, mainly due to the end of a deal with NetApp.
The Dutch Data Protection Authority (CBP) has concluded after investigation that the electronics retailer Media Markt staff filmed covertly, contrary to the law.
Although European TMT M&A activity was lower in December, the number of deals in the last quarter of 2013 was the highest since the second quarter of 2006, says financial M&A advisor Regent Associates.
Both IDC and Gartner say PC shipments fell again last quarter. They respectively estimate PC shipments fell 5.6% and 6.9% Y/Y in Q4.