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Thursday, 3rd July 2008



Chip wars: Intel, AMD both gain on competitors Research firm iSuppli's Q1 report has Santa Clara chip giant Intel picking up the short-term gains in global microprocessor market share, Advanced Micro Devices has the long-term juice and x86 continues to deliver a massive architectural beat down on all comers.

Editor's Note

Good morning,

Intel has continued to dominate the processor market in 2008, according to analysts. However, researchers have said that rival chipmaker AMD could offset its slow start to the year by making long-term gains.

In other news, small and medium sized enterprises need to take a more comprehensive approach to securing critical business information, according to business communications firm Colt.

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Opinion: Turn off

You can’t afford to knock any attempt to help reduce our carbon footprint, and the latest suggestion is to switch off your PCs when they’re not being used.

Enterprises move into cloud email

Gartner warns of 'fundamental restructuring' of email market.

SMEs failing at IT security

Inexpensive changes can make a big difference, says Colt.

Malware growth slowing, say experts

Fewer new malware samples being found in the wild.

Help fight climate change at the flick of a switch, campaign says

A new campaign and labelling initiative launched in Sydney aims to reduce carbon emissions by promoting the simple solution of turning off computers when they are not in use.

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