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As the SSD market ramps up more and more companies are getting in on the action. Data storage specialist Transcend has become the latest firm to announced the arrival of a range of SATA solid state drives (SSDs).

Hard Drive producer, Western Digital (WD) has announced it has achieved 520 Gb/inch squared areal density, in what it claims is the world’s highest hard drive density.

DataCore has announced a new suite of ‘transplantable’ iSCSI SAN and disaster recovery solutions that it reckons are perfect for SMBs and SMEs.

Following Microsoft’s significant Unified Communications software release last week, EMC has announced that it will be offering technology solutions and consulting services to support its new product line.

According to the Secure Computing Corporation, the profits in high-tech crime are encouraging the sale of comprehensive hacking tool kits to cyber criminals.

When it came time to overhaul the printing fleet a the Teacher’s Credit Union, some revaluations, an environmental commitment and internal thinking slashed a blueprint plan of 55 – 64 printers, down to just 30.

AT&T has made a move into SMB data storage, offering small firms a new remote data storage service for as little as US$10 per month.

The Australian Tax Office is warning of a new phishing email currently doing the rounds and masquerading as a refund notification.

Virtualisation changes the paradigm of disaster recovery (DR) which Business Continuity Asia Pacific and VMware hope to address as they present the ‘turn-key’ enablement of cost-effective DR across both physical and virtual platforms in a ...