Storage startup Pillar Data has announced plans to introduce new features to its Axiom storage such as the ability to power down idle drives.

The Australian Government has stepped up alongside the U.S. and asked that any decision regarding the proposed .xxx top level domain be delayed until more evidence of its benefits is presented.

Hong Kong’s Independent Police Complaints Council (IPCC) has publicly apologised after an electronic records leak exposed thousands of confidential records online.

Fibre channel switch vendor QLogic has announced that Sun Microsystems will now be an authorised distributor of its enterprise 4Gb SANbox 5600 stackable switches.

With the popularity of Voice Over IP (VoIP) growing rapidly in both business and consumer circles, SMC has announced the release of two new VoIP devices to make it even easier to take advantage of the communications technology.

The plan to create a .xxx top level domain and section off a “red light district” on the Internet has once again been delayed by the U.S. Commerce Department.

One day after criticising Labor’s plan for mandatory Internet Service Provider (ISP) filtering of graphic and violent material, Senator Helen Coonan has taken a back step and indicated that the Government is not ruling out plans for a simil...

In the wake of cyclone Larry the debate about a national “smart card” has sparked up again.

Network Appliance has announced that its future Storage Area Network (SAN) solutions will support 4Gb Fibre Channel technology.

While the bigger players are revelling in the merits of 4Gbit/s Ethernet, a number of smaller players are looking to make names for themselves rolling out 10Gbit/s iSCSI SANs. But is the market ready?