Fujitsu is currently facing a legal charge from members of the Unite union over plans of pay freeze and cessation of final salary pensions.
Around 87 percent of union members voted for a strike action, while 96 percent agreed to have an industrial action short of a strike. If Fujitsu pushes through with the closure of its final salary pension programme, 4,000 employees will be terminated by September and re-appointed under...






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Open source group Apache Software Foundation is the latest victim of cyber criminals who caused a major downtime on its website.
Microsoft has launched the final parts of Hyper-V Server 2008 R2, the standalone edition of its Hyper-v virtualisation product for x64 systems.
Neverfail, a business continuity software manufacturer, introduced a new tool that automatically restores applications operating on VMware virtual devices.
Check Point has recently launched an updated version of its security package designed to cater the needs of small and medium businesses. The software, ZoneAlarm Extreme Security 2010, offers 256-bit AES hard disk encryption which secures laptops when lost or stolen.
According to security firm Trend Micro, smartphone users ignore malware threats, thinking that mobile phones are less prone to attacks than PCs. The research had 100 respondents, where 44 percent said they have disregarded the risks brought by the use of smarphone devices.
Trend Micro has introduced a new gateway solution for businesses. The Web Gateway Security Security solutiion offers companies URL filtering, zero-hour attack protection, and anti-malware technology.
Apple has sealed a deal to distribute iPhone in China. The multiyear deal will allow iPhone sales in the country by next quarter.
Chip maker Intel raises its sales forecast, expecting sales returns of $8.8 billion to $9.2 billion. The firm also anticipates profit growth for this quarter, seeing a huge increase from its previous forecast.
As the internet turns 40, artificial barriers have become the very reason for its limited growth. Spam and hacking attacks emerge every now and then, forcing network operators to install security firewalls. Authoritarian governments restrict access to various sites and the commercial aspect of the business is always considered, prompting new standards especially on mobile devices.

