Fujitsu Ireland has said is looking to recruit 35 new employees in Ireland over the next six months.

Guided at €4.25 million for owners Aviva Investors, the sale of the landmark 1970s office block 89/90 South Mall is in a pivot position in Cork’s CBD.

UK jobless-benefit claims fell to the lowest level in four decades and pay growth accelerated in an electoral boost for prime minister David Cameron.

VMware is boosting its push into the $440bn (€333bn) data centre market long dominated by the likes of Microsoft, Cisco Systems, and IBM. 

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Internet users may soon have a secure solution to the modern plague of passwords, in which they can use visual patterns or even their own body parts to identify themselves.

The launch of “wearable tech” — gadgets worn on the body — caused the biggest stir on the opening day of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

The head of BT has defended the telecoms giant against claims it is being unfairly propped up by the British government to roll out fibre broadband across the UK.

Technology firm Fujitsu has announced a major investment in a research programme with the Digital Enterprise Research Institute at NUI Galway.

An IBM supercomputer developed for US government nuclear simulations, and to study climate change and the human genome has been recognised as the world’s fastest.

Dave Murphy had worked continuously for most of his adult life until the end of 2010.

SMARTPHONES and tablets dominated the start of the Consumer Electronics Show in Los Angeles, with traditional PC companies and rising smartphone powers showing off some of their best ideas for the first half of 2012.

World stock markets were mixed today, as encouraging signs about the US economy were tempered by investors’ fears that time was running out for Greece to fix its debt crisis.

Asian stock markets struggled but European shares advanced today as fears that Italy could become the next domino to fall in Europe’s debt crisis were muted by Greece edging back from the brink.

World stocks mostly rose today as investors put aside worries over Europe's debt crisis to await the outcome of a two-day Federal Reserve meeting which many hope will announce measures to boost US growth.

The potential of cloud-computing in Ireland is the focus of a showcase event taking place in Dublin today.

Up to 181,000 migrants who should have gone home over the past two years alone could still be in the UK illegally, figures showed today.

Around 30 workers at computer giant Fujitsu walked out in the North today in a row over pay and jobs.

Workers at computer giant Fujitsu are to stage a series of strikes in a long-running row over jobs, pay and pensions, it was announced today.

Workers at computer giant Fujitsu will stage the first of six 24-hour strikes today in a row over pay, pensions and jobs.

Workers at computer giant Fujitsu are to stage six strikes in a row over job cuts, a pay freeze and pension changes, it was announced today.

Members of the Unite trade union in the North employed by electronic giant Fujitsu are joining union colleagues across the UK in a ballot on industrial action, it was announced today.

Fujitsu employees in the North are to hold a ballot on industrial action regarding pay and pensions, it was announced today.

A criminal justice record keeping scheme in the North has gone £15m (€16.8m) over budget, it was revealed today.

The Taoiseach and Tánaiste will lead the state’s biggest trade mission yet to Japan this month.

In the North, workers at a major computer plant are to go on strike in a pay dispute.

The Japanese IT firm Fujitsu has announced plans to create 150 jobs in the North as part of an £8.8m (€11.2m) investment.

Japanese manufacturing firm Fujitsu is to cut 120 jobs from one of its UK centres and transfer work abroad, workers were told today.

A HUGE overhaul of the driver testing system is to take place next year with applicants able to choose for the first time when they take their test.

THE official opening took place yesterday of Fujitsu’s £18 million (€26.5m) IT services centre of excellence in Derry’s Timber Quay.

FUJITSU SERVICES have announced that it is creating 30 jobs in Belfast to staff its £3.2m (€4.7m) Oracle Centre of Excellence.

Up to 70 jobs are to be axed at a shirt manufacturing plant in Co Derry, it was announced today.

IT giant Fujitsu is to create more than 400 jobs in the North, it has been announced.

Defending champion Mark Skaife was the fastest qualifier for Sunday’s Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000 at Mount Panorama, but his efforts have been overshadowed by a serious accident in an earlier support race.

Major Japanese electronics maker Fujitsu today said it would decide soon on a recall on laptops using Sony-made batteries that have already been behind a recent massive global recall.

Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland and a Belfast-based IT company teamed up today to launch an online mapping service.

The British government today stayed tight-lipped about claims that it had rebuffed a plea for help from struggling telecoms group Marconi.

Shares in telecoms equipment firm Marconi slumped again today as its failure to land a lucrative contract from BT continued to alarm investors.

Personnel group Hays - which has more than 200 offices in the UK and Ireland - today said its core recruitment division had delivered an “excellent” performance as it confirmed it will hive off its mail business later this year.

BRIL (Business Reporting Ireland Limited), the company formed to promote the use of extensible Business Reporting Language in Ireland has recruited three new member organisations to its fold.

O2 Ireland and Fujitsu Siemens today announced the launch of a bundled mobile package for SMEs.

The Inland Revenue in the UK confirmed it had not renewed an IT deal worth £3bn(€4.2bn) with Electronic Data Systems(EDS).

Tokyo stocks opened lower today after a report by UN weapons inspectors left traders jittery.