From spinning disks to flash, world’s largest steel company says Pure Storage’s Evergreen program is the real deal

Windows 8 is far from ready, but the developer preview gives us a chance to see how it compares to Apple’s OS X Lion

Intel wants to make x86 the architecture of choice for smartphones, and porting Android will help

The German business software vendor has HANA front and centre at its TechED conference, but bringing customers onboard may be a long-term process

Plus, Apple says Google has lost its patent rights and not-so green cloud companies

Cisco’s new routers, along with ntense marketing, are aimed at main rival Juniper

Intel will show off Windows 8 running on x86 chips in tablets and laptops to draw developer support

Users of Amazon’s paid video subscription service would have limited free access to older books, report says

LinuxFoundation.org and Linux.com taken down

Real-time, continuous file-level backup and syncing don’t get any easier

Building clout with the influencer and investing in go-to-market strategies for selling technology

Plus, VMware’s storage plans and can an SMB entrepreneur go big?

After firing Carol Bartz, directors are evaluating whether to sell Yahoo whole or in parts, the Wall Street Journal reports

Broadcom will pay US$3.7 billion for the chip maker