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The world's most famous IT company is changing International Business Machines is easily the most historical of all US IT computer behemoths. Beginning life as a typewriter company, Thomas Watson, famously placed signs in its offices with one word: Think The question of what is IBM is today more apposite than ever.

When it comes to commercial cooling in Ottawa, there is nothing worse than having the air conditioning unit in your business go out on a sweltering mid-summer day. When your cooling system fails, you know that it means your business is going to be slow as well, because patrons would prefer to do business or eat their lunch in a place that is nice and cool.

Analyst house Gartner's Errol Rasit takes a walk through 5 US server players. In terms of market share, HP had significantly high revenue than any other vendor at $3.2bn in the second quarter of 2014, with 25.1% of the market, up 3.2% from 2013.

Goa has well over 25 amazing beaches ranging from the full-of-life party destinations to the serene and peaceful ones. As a general assumption, the beaches of North Goa are considered to be more happening and lively than those of South Goa which are quieter and more secluded.

Employees and customers discuss security and the future of the firm. McAfee's held its recent annual cybersecurity conference in a Las Vegas casino resort. But there are few places better to learn about risk and reward than the Nevada city.

Microsoft looks to update Windows, Office, Exchange and IE, but month is relatively quiet. Microsoft will ship seven security patches as part of this month's Patch Tuesday update next week, three of which are labelled critical. Windows, Office, Exchange and Internet Explorer will all be fixed as part of the update, with December being quieter than the two preceding months.

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From Acer's budget entry to Sony's newest flagship, here are IFA's mobile offerings. Acer Liquid Z500 A low-cost, low-spec smartphone from Acer here, with a 5-inch screen and an 8MP camera. It comes in three colours: black, silver and green. Priced at just 149 euros (about £118), this budget phoner should be more than enough for basic smartphone use.

Conference starts next week in Barcelona. CBR rounds up some of the products Huawei has confirmed for MWC, as well as the rumours and cryptic hints. 4.5G is what Huawei calls an evolution of existing 4G, rather than a new generation of connectivity in itself.

Interested in the open source OS but unsure what to try? Linux has always been the outsider's operating system. Even more hipster than Apple's iOS and completely off the radar of most Microsoft Windows users, the open source OS umbrella covers an ever increasing collection of mutations and flavours, known to its users as distros (short for distributions).

Tools to suit any budget or hardware. If you fancy yourself as the next Pixar hotshot, it can be hard to know where to start. Software packages can set you back more than a grand, and the array of options can be overwhelming.

The definitive definition of big data from the experts for the kids (and adults, too). Jonathan Birch, Head of Architecture at NTT DATA "Imagine trying to finish the last page of your colouring book, but suddenly you find that you've got more crayons than you know what to do with.

Stocking fillers and office thrillers - perfect for secret santa. Pretend you're a giant and all your puny business partners are minions. Silent night, silent mouse. Awkward silences in the boardroom guaranteed to be way more awkward. Office life can't get much spicier than this, surely? You'll be one COOL employee...

Did you fall for CBR's April Fool's story today? A few hours ago, we published a piece on smart kitchen appliances rejecting junk food. Toasters refusing to toast anything other than wholegrain bread, freezers shutting down when ice cream is detected. A truly Smart horror. April Fools!