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Leveraging its recent acquisition of IBM's system X business, Lenovo plans to upsell to existing customers and target large premium enterprises to move from third to first position in the global server market over the next five years.
Fujitsu said exchange rate movements that impacted its hardware products were to blame for the results of the 2014 financial year being short of expectations.
The Department of Finance is one step closer to establishing an IT hardware panel to reduce the cost of procuring hardware supplied to government agencies.
The company also announced it is cutting technology ties with Xerox.
The company believes that the local availability of the Toughbook 20 will drive further growth for its B2B business.
Foxconn Technology Group has reportedly put an offer in to buy Sharp, with the Japanese company expected to respond to the deal before the end of January.
Australian and New Zealand organisations are expected to increase their technology spend for 2015 in comparison to the rest of the world, according to Gartner's latest predictions.
Apple has finally announced the availability date and pricing of its Apple Watch and new MacBook for nine countries.
With Lenovo completing the acquisition of IBM's x86 server business, nearing the end of a company restructure, and getting its own internal team right, the company is looking forward to focusing on its enterprise customers.
Forrester has predicted that in 2015, hardware spending will grow for the first time in years as businesses increase their purchases of tablets, smartphones, and PCs.