InPhase Technologies confirms that it will launch its range of holographic storage media and devices in September 2006 - at least in the US.

Firefox 1.5 is out today. And with it comes a host of improvements to the popular web browser.

The .com top-level domain (TLD) is set to become the first major public battlefield in the international war for Internet naming rights as Verisign and the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) are taken to task by a ...

Oracle's purchase of the InnoDB database engine sees MySQL in the hunt for a replacement technology.

The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) welcomes the Victorian government’s move to significantly reform Information and Communication Technology (ICT) legislation. The reforms focus on vendors retaining intellectual property rights.

Do you keep making rules that no one reads, let alone follows? To combat this issue, Alphawest has announced that it has entered into a new partnership with internet-based information management service provider PolicyPoint.

IT services behemoth Electronic Data Services (EDS) has agreed to pay £71.25 million, (AU$166.3 million) to the British Revenue and Customs department in compensation for a problematic IT system launched in 2003.

Options are opening up for Australian organisations to add belts and braces to the continuity of all aspects of their IT services.

E-business solution provider CommSecure Limited has announced that is has entered into a three year agreement to provide Salmat Limited with electronic bill presentation and payment (EBPP) services.

IDM is taking a fresh approach to image and data storage implementations in forthcoming issues. Managing change is becoming more of a focus for IT departments across the region and we want to know your experiences.