ADIC has introduced the latest version of its StorNext FX data management software, offering greater support and consolidation of resources for those working in Apple environments.

WorkCover staff are struggling to restore archived files relating to worker compensation claims that were lost in a computer glitch this week.

Silicon Graphics Incorperated (SGI) has introduced its new InfiniteStorage 6700 system, promising sustained, real-time streaming data throughputs of up to 3 gigabytes per second for read and write.

In an industry first, London’s DISUK has announced the availability of on-the-fly encryption for optical media as part of the writer process.

Seagate has begun shipping its new line of 3.5-inch Barracuda hard drives with capacities hitting a massive 750Gb.

Federal Cabinet will today consider a single “smart card” for every Australian adult. The card will be designed to provide easier access to Medicare services and Centrelink welfare payments, however, it will also function as a national identity card.

In just four years Australians wanting access to Medicare and Centrelink welfare payments will be required to have a new “smart card” to claim their benefits.

A record attendance at EMC World 2006, Boston, as the company hits out at competitors, announces SAN consolidation, VMware, Smarts-based application discovery, automated fault management, and info-centric security.

Fujitsu Microelectronics America will be presenting its prototype 10-Gigabit Ethernet switch at this years Server Blade Summit in Garden City, California.

A new report published by Unstrung Enterprise Insider says that smartphones, PDA’s and other high-end wireless devices are posing an increasingly large to organisations as viruses evolve.