China–s Yeastar Selects Axiros for its Service Provider Infrastructure Device Management and Provisioning
Axiros expands global footprint with Yeastar in China, emphasizes the value of its device management software solutions in the voice market
EMEA Server Revenue Rising Fast in 2Q14; Denser Configurations Show Their Steel, Says IDC
International Data Corporation–s (IDC) latest EMEA Server Tracker shows that the EMEA server market saw strong growth in both revenues and units shipped in 2Q14 in comparison to the same quarter last year. Revenues increased 3.6% YoY, to $3.2 billion. This growth was also seen in shipments in the EMEA region, with the first positive YoY unit growth in the past 10 quarters ? an increase of 2.5% for a total of just over 550,000 units.
This growth in vendor revenue was mainly driven by a
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MOG partners with Archiware to improve production workflows from ingest into archive
Portugal, September 01– MOG, the leading provider of MXF and centralized ingest solutions, and Archiware, a leading provider of data archive solutions have currently establish a technology partnership in order to deliver complete solutions for the broadcast industry, covering production workflow processes from ingest into archive.
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Admission ticket for PMR: Hytera presents new member of the PD5 Series
Hytera expanded its DMR portfolio for beginner and advanced users of professional mobile radio.
In order to create a broader product portfolio especially in the field of DMR terminals the worldwide renowned mobile radio manufacturer Hytera expanded its PD5 series. The new PD565 now also is available on the European market.
The PD5 series used to be only the successful PD505, which is known for compact design and great price-performance ratio. This series is now expanded by the P
IDC Lowers Tablet Projections for 2014 as Demand in Mature Markets Levels Off
Following a second consecutive quarter of softer than expected demand, International Data Corporation (IDC) has lowered its worldwide tablet plus 2-in-1 forecast for 2014 to 233.1 million units. The new Worldwide Quarterly Tablet Tracker forecast represents a 6.5% year-over-year growth rate, which is well below the 12.1% growth rate previously forecast.
"When we look at the global picture, it would be easy to say that the tablet market is slowing down," said Jean Philippe Bouc