enterprise

Forrester Research forecasts big growth in enterprise sales of Apple hardware as employees insist on using iPads and even Macs in the workplace.

Worried that a data center in the cloud is too risky?

The overall percentage is still insignificant, but sales of Apple's Mac computers in the enterprise soared in the company's last fiscal quarter.

On the first day of full trading following chief executive Leo Apotheker's long-awaited statement of company strategy, shares of Hewlett Packard (NYSE: HPQ) fell more than 2 percent Tuesday.

Google didn't highlight enterprise management or data security in its Honeycomb media preview, but the new OS will offer device encryption and future Android releases will likely include the ability to enforce security policies. These quiet additions will go a long way towards easing Android tablets into business environments.

RIM's PlayBook tablet can only access corporate data or policies when tethered to (and in range of) a BlackBerry - illustrating that the company doesn't understand the tablet market and today's IT challenges, doesn't care, or is just out for more BlackBerry sales.

Cloud computing and IT hosting company Rackspace on Thursday announced the acquisition of cloud-server management applications start-up Cloudkick for an undisclosed sum.

Despite its huge investments in technology, leading position in the Web application, search and advertising businesses and as the role model for the current generation of tech-related businesses, Google is "failing,"

Shares of Dell gained more than 7 percent in after-hours trading Thursday following release of the computer maker's third-quarter report, which showed a more than doubling in profits.

There's a lot to be said about what's new in the RHEL 6 release, but right off the bat it seems that cloud, which used to be touted as a separate feature for any given Linux distro, is baked right in to the RHEL 6 architecture.

A new survey from the Linux Foundation released in conjunction with the 2010 End User Summit starting today in Jersey City, NJ reveals positive adoption trends for the Linux operating system over the next five years. In other news, scientists report that the sky is, indeed, blue.

I don't know, but I do know that it's going to make a mess of the technology business and all of us will pay for it.