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Small player Microsoft touts supercomputing for the masses

Freak the geeks - IBM unveils world's fastest supercomputer

The IT graduate war

YouTube war erupts between Clinton and Obama

Cisco, IBM to merge maintenance services abroad

Buying a green PC

IBM to pipe Google gadgets into company sites

Microchips can get even smaller with new technology

IBM profit rises 11 per cent but shares drop

Technology opens door to jobs for people with disabilities

<i>The Undercover Economist:</i> Depriving the poor keeps the wealthy spending

<i>Simon Hendery:</i> Forces of evil endlessly trying to hack you

IBM may join Citigroup bid

IBM sues Amazon over patents used in web retail

Technology revolutionises data storage

IBM profit up as revenues rise

Recalls of Sony batteries push share price down

Software opens up workforce to people with disabilities

Make the most of your IT options

Apple rolls final Macs in move to Intel

Thinkpad's creator says goodbye to Big Blue and basic black

Vantex to distribute IBM POS terminals, screens

Telework revolution still on track

One leg in science and other in gizmos

<EM>Peter Nowak:</EM> What Apple co-founder actually said [MP3 audio]

<i>Paran Balakrishnan:</i> Why the smart money is on India

Disgruntled worker tried to 'cripple' UBS

<EM>Paran Balakrishnan:</EM> Why Goldilocks is hitting the bubbly

<EM>Peter Griffin:</EM> Google comes up with an organiser for the disorganised

Microsoft is not stodgy, just mature

It's eat or be eaten for IT firms

<EM>Fran O'Sullivan:</EM> Why power to the people is killing off the middlemen

Campuses making radio waves

Selling IT solutions to customers a unique challenge

Small player Microsoft touts supercomputing for the masses

Freak the geeks - IBM unveils world's fastest supercomputer

The IT graduate war

YouTube war erupts between Clinton and Obama

Cisco, IBM to merge maintenance services abroad

Buying a green PC

IBM to pipe Google gadgets into company sites

Microchips can get even smaller with new technology

IBM profit rises 11 per cent but shares drop

Technology opens door to jobs for people with disabilities

<i>The Undercover Economist:</i> Depriving the poor keeps the wealthy spending

<i>Simon Hendery:</i> Forces of evil endlessly trying to hack you

IBM may join Citigroup bid

IBM sues Amazon over patents used in web retail

Technology revolutionises data storage

IBM profit up as revenues rise

Recalls of Sony batteries push share price down

Software opens up workforce to people with disabilities

Make the most of your IT options

Apple rolls final Macs in move to Intel

Thinkpad's creator says goodbye to Big Blue and basic black

Vantex to distribute IBM POS terminals, screens

Telework revolution still on track

One leg in science and other in gizmos

<EM>Peter Nowak:</EM> What Apple co-founder actually said [MP3 audio]

<i>Paran Balakrishnan:</i> Why the smart money is on India

Disgruntled worker tried to 'cripple' UBS

<EM>Paran Balakrishnan:</EM> Why Goldilocks is hitting the bubbly

<EM>Peter Griffin:</EM> Google comes up with an organiser for the disorganised

Microsoft&nbsp;is not stodgy, just mature

It's eat or be eaten for IT firms

<EM>Fran O'Sullivan:</EM> Why power to the people is killing off the middlemen

Campuses making radio waves

Selling IT solutions to customers a unique challenge

Microsoft is not stodgy, just mature