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Would your business cope with the loss of critical data?

Running and maintaining the IT infrastructure of a business is often viewed as an expensive but necessary evil. Despite the need for proper attention and investment many organisations delay financial outlay on IT equipment. This can have catastrophic consequences such as the loss of data.

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Trojan Solutions offer global businesses unique solutions in the complicated and often confusing world of computer hardware. We supply a huge range of systems, servers, options, spare parts and peripherals. Our wealth of knowledge and experience also enables us to offer essential IT services including technical support, maintenance and asset disposal.

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Oracle unveils plan to integrate software with Sun hardware Oracle has presented a vision for its $7.1bn acquisition of Sun which will see the company sell integrated hardware and software designed to lower... Security, power and cost drive datacentre strategy IT professionals rate security, power issues and prices as their main criteria when choosing a datacentre. Apache flaw threatens data security, say security researchers A flaw in popular open source web server software, Apache HTTP Server, could enable hackers to access and take control... HP tells BladeSystem c-Class buyers to seek alternatives to Cisco blade switches Hewlett-Packard has advised resellers and customers with immediate project requirements to seek alternatives to its c-Class blade system based on Cisco switches... IBM eX5 server slashes SQL Server licence costs IBM has introduced the eX5, a family of PC servers with a new memory architecture... Balancing efficiency with resilience The challenges facing an IT director in balancing multiple simultaneous, and sometime competing, demands, are nothing new, writes Terry Walby, a director... Global server sales up, but Risc and Itanium suffer The global market for servers has picked up, as growth in x86 shipments more than offset weakness in demand for Risc and Itanium. According... HP reports strong first fiscal quarter Hewlett-Packard (HP) has reported net earnings of $2.3bn for the first fiscal quarter of 2010, up 25% from a year earlier. Net revenues were... Fresh air cooling makes HP datacentre super-efficient HP's datacentre in Wynyard, near Newcastle, is among the most efficient in the world, thanks to its use of fresh air cooling. Cliff Saran... Nationwide saves £8m through server virtualisation Nationwide Building Society has reduced its costs by £8m after virtualising... Code breaker secrets The fact that the code breakers at Bletchley had cracked the codes used to encrypt the messages sent to and from the German high... IBM shows recession-proof fourth quarter IBM has announced a 9% increase in net revenue for the fourth quarter of 2009, from $4.4bn to $4.8bn, thanks to its cloud computing... CES: Steve Ballmer on why the PC is still a smart bet The PC is still the best smart device, at least according to Microsoft chairman, Steve Ballmer, which means there is still money to be... Business technologies to watch in 2010 IT departments will have a rich choice of desktop, server and mobile platforms to use in 2010. People looking for traditional desktop operating systems... Semiconductor shipments to increase in 2010 Semiconductor shipments will increase by at least 22% this year, according to analyst Future Horizons. A... Technology review of 2009 Budgets have been tight, spending has been cut, but the IT industry has not stood still while users tightened their purse strings. Oracle boosts software and services revenue with SAP business Oracle has increased its software licence and product support revenue by 14% to $3.9bn for the second quarter of 2009, at the expense of... HSBC pulls plug on green datacentre plans HSBC has cancelled plans to build a £300m environmentally-friendly datacentre near York because it already has ample capacity. HP to run January event to attract Sun users HP is organising a UK event in January to attract Sun users who may be concerned about Oracle's... HP tempts Sun users with Linux and Microsoft discounts Hewlett-Packard has partnered with Microsoft, Novell and Red Hat to entice Sun users to migrate onto HP hardware. HP said that in the past 12...