Russian Business Network ups sticks, probably to Asia.

Spat centres on optical technology.

IBM and its "technology alliance" have announced they'll be moving to 28nm process technology, perfect for small, low-powered, consumer devices and delivering a swift sharp kick to Intel's shins.

School trial claims beneficial results in maths.

Now where's my flying car?.

Now where's my flying car?.

Now where's my flying car?.

It' not everyday you get the opportunity to chinwag with reps from Hasselblad, Canon, Nikon, Manfrotto, Olympus and Sony, who'll be at Foto Riesel's Sydney store on April 4.

Major breakthrough in quantum computing.

Cisco Systems, Data#3, Telstra and their various IT partners have teamed up to internet-enable a mobile outreach program that brings aid to around a thousand homeless and disadvantaged people in South Brisbane.

Nvidia will be heavily plugging GPU computing, Tegra, and Ion at this year's Computex in Taipei, whilst leaving talk of core-logic chipsets for the mainstream and performance segments by the wayside.

Revolutionary lens is lighter, smaller and more affordable.

Telstra has boosted its mobile network capacity in anticipation of yet another record-breaking attempt on text and call volumes over the new year holiday.

Bluetooth SIG merges with Wibree Forum.

Senior managers, c-level executives, directors, and boards, in fact all of industry's masters and commanders who don't have the acumen to optimise their technology deployments as strategic levers, are neglecting their responsibilities to their shareholders, stakeholders, partners and staff.