In a whistlestop visit to Australia, Pat Martin, Chairman and CEO of data storage solution provider StorageTek said the company's EchoView iSCSI-based device is soon for these shores.
A Queensland company, specialising in digital printing, has channeled the popularity of the recent prepaid phenomenon like phone cards and Internet services into the creation a website to meet the market for the growing trend to digital ph...
Storage systems, software and services provider EMC has introduced a series of new mid-tier network-attached storage (NAS) products and enhancements, including a device which supports Microsoft's new Windows Storage Server 2003.
Hitachi Data Systems is set to ramp up the power of its midrange line of storage with the introduction of the Thunder 9580V, according to reports in the US.
With the kick-off of the 2003 Rugby World Cup (RWC) just nine days away, and the excitement and anticipation reaching fever pitch among rugby fans here in the host nation Australia and across the world, the IRB (International Rugby Board),...
With the kick-off of the 2003 Rugby World Cup (RWC) just nine days away, and the excitement and anticipation reaching fever pitch among rugby fans here in the host nation Australia and across the world, the IRB (International Rugby Board),...
IT industry professionals working in the area of networked data storage have been presented with two new outlets in which to have their voices heard and discuss issues affecting their sector with fellow storage professionals.
Enterprise storage software provider Veritas has appointed ACA Pacific as a distribution partner for the company's high-end storage solutions in Australia and New Zealand.
Alphawest has announced that it has acquired the Information Management business from PowerPlus, a Queensland-based Knowledge Management and Information Management solutions provider.
It's a case of 'same again, and then some' for IBM in Tasmania, with the Tasmanian Government having signed an agreement with the vendor to extend its commitment to using Lotus Notes and Domino Server software for another five years throug...