Mobility

Much-delayed Tukwila, the first new Itanium chip since Montecito in 2006, was promised for the middle of this year. It now won't see the light of day to early 2010

Citrix Receiver will run virtual applications and desktops from wherever, on-demand, while Citrix Dazzle promises to become an App Store for enterprise IT workers. Full coverage from the Synergy user conference

Latest entry into this market can scan subnets automatically and with different frequency. Find out why an industry analyst says IPAMs are better than keeping track of addresses with a spreadsheet

Apple has recently begun snapping up chip designers. With its own chips, the company could potentially create Apple-only features, but--perhaps more importantly--it could also keep Apple's product plans secret from its competitors

The chipmaker reveals the results of a survey of North American and European organizations and looks at the pros and cons of upgrading corporate desktop fleets. Two Canadian firms that are seeing a difference

IT can prevent your company from losing control or supporting slackers with these techniques

The contestants of ComputerWorld Canada's competition opine on everything from the Windows 7 and the Palm Pre to the early IT-like behaviour of Charles Dickens. Oh, it's on, baby!

The vendor promises productivity gains and IT management efficiences that will cover the capital cost within months. The rocket scientists at SpaceX and the engineers at the ING Renault F1 racing team weigh in