Cisco To Acquire Inlet Video

Cisco is planning to acquire internet video company Inlet shortly. The deal is said to be ‎worth $95 million (£59 million) in cash. The deal to acquire all the shares of Inlet is likely to be concluded ‎by July-August 2011. (more…)

February 8th, 2011


HP To Invest In Providing Data Centers In Australia

HP is planning to invest $122 million to build a new data center in the suburbs of Sydney, ‎Australia. (more…)

February 8th, 2011


Alcatel – Lucent Display New Technology Capable Of Shrinking Base Stations

Alcatel-Lucent displayed a new technology that shrinks mobile phone base stations to ‎sizes just larger than a golf ball.‎ (more…)

February 8th, 2011


RagingFire Secures $75 Million Credit For Sacramento Data Center

Colocation firm RagingWire Enterprise Solutions has secured $75 million in credit to ‎finance their new Sacramento Data Center Campus and other similar sites under due ‎consideration.‎ (more…)

February 7th, 2011


Canonical Integrates Ubuntu Cloud Along With Dell

Canonical has partnered with Dell to integrate Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud on Dell ‎PowerEdge servers. (more…)

February 7th, 2011


New HTC Inspire 4G Available For Pre-order

The new HTC Inspire 4G with AT&T as carrier is being made available for pre-order ‎through Radio Shack. (more…)

February 7th, 2011


Equinix To Use Recycled Newater

Web hosting provider Equinix would be using recycled Newater in their new Data Center ‎coming up in Singapore. (more…)

February 6th, 2011


CornerStone Telephone Acquires ActiveHost

Telecommunications provider CornerStone Telephone has acquired Web hosting and ‎data center provider ActiveHost, this being sixth acquisition to date. (more…)

February 5th, 2011


Defect In Chipsets Forces Recall-Part Two

Earlier, Intel had identified a major bug in a 6 Series chipset support chip, code named ‎Cougar Point (”Sandy Bridge”) processing platform. (more…)

February 5th, 2011


Wells Fargo Repays $25 Billion TARP “Investment”, Aided by New $10.4 Billion Common Stock Offering

Wells Fargo will repay $25 billion to the U.S. Treasury after the completion of a $10.4 billion “common stock offering” (basically they will print off their corporate currency, stock, and exchange it for US currency). After issuing $10 billion worth of common stock, Wells Fargo expects to repay the TARP bailout. (more…)

December 14th, 2009