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Dell, VMware and Intel launch Middle East roadshow to show benefits of virtualization to IT organisations

Numerous tier one computer manufacturers build high-end gaming PCs but is there really a market for these rigs?

Dell's EMEA director of marketing, James Quarles, has replied to market speculation on how HP's acquisition of EDS could affect the company.

Enterprises in the Middle East have several choices of vendors, solutions and architectures for storage virtualisation projects. However, the success of such projects may eventually depend on the organisation itself.

Quarterly sales growth in the Middle East remains strong while Europe trails at 12.6%

World's fourth-largest computer maker looking to expand in region to offset slowdown in US economy.

Dell chairman and CEO says company putting investment and new products into emerging markets during UAE visit

HP keeps strong hold on server market, although Fujitsu Siemens closes gap

Simplified IT management can be crucial to success for small businesses with limited resources.

New PowerEdge M-Series designed to make data centres more energy efficient

After hundreds of gadget unveilings and technical demonstrations galore, CES 2008 last week closed its doors for another year. Windows Middle East explains what was hot and which links you should click to learn more

Lights that go on and off when you enter and leave a room, aircon at home that turns on as your plane touches down, security alarms that alert you by SMS if there's an intruder - welcome to leon beuyukian's brave new world. Diana Milne reports.

Tablet PC launch marks first product in the segment for Dell

Acer's recent move to acquire two of its PC rivals has shaken up a market that had been relatively calm of late. The man leading the charge, Gianfranco Lanci, discusses the impact of the firm's actions with Channel Middle East.

Dell is giving Middle East customers the same level of service as is being provided in cities such as New York and London reveals Pim Dale, general manager of Dell's emerging market business division.

After strong growth in 2006, Dell Middle East is presenting its next generation products for the home, small business and large enterprise users at this year's Gitex and Gitex Computer Shopper.

PC maker making steady progress in its transformation strategy, says analyst.

Dell features latest range of multi-coloured notebooks along with business hardware at show.

Symantec's CEO hopes to boost revenue and profits by focusing on emerging markets.

For a reseller - and the brands they represent - the availability and quality of pre-sales support can mean the difference between winning a lucrative deal and being edged out by a competitor. It is the responsibility of vendors to provide local partners with the technical and non-technical pre-sales resources they need to enhance their chances of success when submitting a bid or proposal. Channel Middle East asks the region's leading vendors to outline the level of pre-sales support they offer to partners and explain the role they have to play at this vital stage of the sales process.

Kevin Rollins, former CEO of Dell, has moved to a new role within private equity firm TPG Capital.

Economic growth set to fuel expansion of PC market in the Gulf States, IDC predicts.

Hardware vendor Dell says it has used feedback from customers to help create its new line of notebook and desktop PCs for small business.

IT companies team up in eco-friendly move to save $5.5 billion in PC energy costs.

Even as enterprises spend money on datacentre technology, management of the same tends to be left by the wayside, which could lead to an eventual crisis for organisations in the region. In the concluding part of the datacentre series, NME analyses how dire the situation truly is.

There is mounting statistical evidence that indicates the desktop PC sector is coming under intense fire.

Taiwanese PC maker Acer is recalling 27,000 notebook battery packs because of problems with overheating.

PC vendor to improve its spares availability and offer branded services through new hub.

Dell wants to enhance the quality of its customer care, particularly under its Dell 2.0 initiative. As the computer firm launches a new range of services in the Middle East, Duncan MacRae finds out if it is as good as its word.

IT giant Dell announces its largest ever technology and solutions tour, to take in 18 European countries.

Hardware giant Dell has developed tape drives and media based on LTO-4 technology, it said last week.

Sun Microsystems is making available the source code for a number of its storage-related software products in an effort to cut the cost of creating storage solutions.

Growing demand for network storage systems helped keep the worldwide external disk storage market buoyant last year, according to research firm IDC.

Finally, the words 'Dell' and 'quality support' may be uttered in the same breath.

Computer giant will sell PCs for $335 in China, its fastest-growing market.

Dell has made its first major product announcement since the departure of former CEO Kevin Rollins, joining with EMC to launch an entry-level storage system.

Dell is ringing the changes on its executive team, as CEO Michael Dell tries to turn its fortunes around.

Computer giant Dell is axing bonuses and streamlining its management structure in an effort to cut costs, CEO Michael Dell told sAtaff in an internal memo last week.

Dell's Latitude ATG (All-Terrain Grade) D620 is its first semi-rugged notebook

The UAE remains a trailblazer in the evolution of the wider Middle East IT market but as the major IT players flood into the country they are facing many new challenges - a staff shortage, lack of space and extortionate real estate. Duncan MacRae asks how these problems are being dealt with in order to continue the IT revolution.

In between trying to change the world, doing deals with rock stars and expanding his Arab interests, Steve Forbes has taken his media empire to new heights. In an exclusive interview, he speaks to Anil Bhoyrul.

HP has recaptured the lead from Dell in the worldwide notebook PC market during the third quarter of 2006, according to figures from a US market research firm.

While it may not be uppermost in the minds of IT managers and CIOs in the Middle East, there is no getting away from the fact that environmental impact is moving higher on the corporate agenda — and technology systems are in the firing line.

Around one in six notebook buyers will be looking elsewhere to source their hardware

Dell is looking to help business customers who want to adopt Microsoft’s Windows Vista, Office 2007 and Exchange Server 2007 products save time and money with a specialist software migration strategy.

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Dell looks to be turning its fortunes around after its reported 2007 third quarter profits were up 11.7% year-on-year

Gaming is now more than just a source of entertainment...

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Dell is hoping to curry favour with Arabic speaking customers by launching its first bi-lingual website in the Middle East

During his first trip to Dubai as Lenovo CEO and president, ITP spoke to William Amelio about the Middle East market, the integration of IBM’s PC division and, of course, Gitex

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PC manufacturer prepares to spell out the benefits of its workstation models at local event for oil and gas clients

Notebook manufacturing giant reveals it won’t be able to meet orders during the fourth quarter following shortfall in several component lines

Shift towards LCD adoption boosts market

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Perhaps the best bit of news beleaguered HP CEO Mark Hurd got last month was that his company hasn't yet had to initiate a product recall for its notebooks.

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Open source software is gradually making ground in the enterprise market, with Linux leading the way to the hearts & minds of corporate IT managers. But can Linux really scale to the needs of big business, or is it doomed to remain the preserve of web-servers and software fans?

PowerEdge 1400 range now starts at $2375, making it an attractive replacement for companies currently using desktop technology for server applications.

The latest version of Red Hat Linux, version 7, will ship first on Dell's PowerEdge range of servers.