Work at Irish plant suspended for two days, 12,000 computers recalled
The Funlove virus has ransacked Dell's manufacturing plant in Limerick, Ireland, in a disaster likely to cost the computing company millions of pounds in damages.
Work was suspended for two days at the Limerick complex and more than 12,000 computers were recalled for servicing after the virus had had its way with them.
Lenovo Australia and New Zealand saw profit slide to AU$3 million for 2019
Growing tax commitment hit the bottom line of Lenovo ANZ during the 2019 financial year.
German grocer Aldi is selling Medion Gaming Desktop PC, Gaming Notebook in the UK
Why the global supermarket giant is venturing into gaming systems is a bit of a mystery, but the computers -- built around Intel Core 5 processors and Nvidia's GeForce graphics -- are ...
Razer introduces Studio Edition mobile workstation version of its Blade 15 laptop
The new edition features Nvidia Quadro RTX 5000 graphics, a 15.6-inch 4K OLED touchscreen display, and a $4,000 price tag.
Four must-have travel essentials
It’s easy to think that all you need to carry with you these days is a smartphone and you’re ready for anything. But some extended periods away from my desk have discovered four things ...
How Tesla's flash storage fail may lead to expensive repair bills
For a company that prides itself on its computer expertise, Tesla's rookie mistake on flash storage is hard to fathom. But not impossible. Here's how it screwed up. ...
Razr's return? 'You're gonna flip' teases Motorola for its November launch
Motorola looks set to unveil its foldable Razr phone next month.
Cisco: These Wi-Fi access points are easily owned by remote hackers, so patch now
Cisco is urging customers with Aironet Wi-Fi access points to address four separate security flaws.
CommBank issues apology to customers for network issues
Services including PayID and cardless cash are unavailable, the bank said.
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