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What will be the next big opportunity in the ICT industry? Where are the mega-vendors going? How do you tell one vendor from another?

Google and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees office this week debuted an online mapping project it hopes can direct the world's attention to refugees throughout the world and to the humanitarian efforts aimed at helping them.

With Advanced Micro Devices pushing out a slew of new products this month, its long chilled chip war with Intel may just be heating up again, analysts say.

Microsoft's brand power has been in sharp decline over the past four years, an indication the company is losing credibility and mindshare with US business users, according to a recent study by market research firm CoreBrand.

Local system integrators and independent software vendors (ISVs) are playing significant roles in the ability of service-oriented architecture vendors to penetrate four major domestic markets in Asia, according to Springboard Research. This is especially evident in the Chinese market, which is dominated by local players. These are the findings of Springboard's latest research covering Asia's SOA market, and based on a survey of 354 CIOs and IT managers of large and mid-market enterprises in China, India, Singapore, and Australia.

IBM is calling its new System z10 mainframe a "commercial supercomputer" and hoping that the machine can capture some geek mindshare via features such as a quad-core processor that runs at a clock speed 2.6 times faster than the chips in IBM's z9 model could manage.

Microsoft has introduced a reporting tool for its online advertising platform that it claims measures the impact of online ad campaigns rather than merely counting clicks.

Is Java slipping into second-tier status in the application development space? All the attention being given to its rivals these days might give off that impression.

After a year of financial and market struggles, Advanced Micro Devices has fallen off iSuppli's latest listing of the world's top 10 chip manufacturers.

After introducing a US$198 Linux desktop this week, PC vendor Everex said it will bring Linux laptops under US$300 to users next year.

A look at the greatest all time Data Center controversies in the history of the networking industry.