Cisco has opened up new possibilities to its WebEx collaboration platform this week, announcing that it intends to acquire email and calendaring software developer PostPath.
Within the next 12 months IBM is hoping to introduce a new, high-performance solid state storage system that it claims is many times faster than current storage arrays.
Persistent Data platform specialist Copan Systems has announced that it and Quantum have forged a tight relationship to deliver a file-based archive data management solution specifically tailored to unstructured data.
Kazeon has extended its Information Server eDiscovery application, announcing improved collection, procession and analysis with legal hold from laptops and desktops.
Enterprise data protection specialist Pretty Good Privacy Corporation (PGP) has released new versions of its encryption software, further increasing its policy control and data protection capabilities.
Microsoft has rolled out version 4 of its Windows Desktop Search application, improving on somewhat cumbersome previous versions with better performance, faster sorting and preview functions.
The next major release for Microsoft’s Internet Explorer is approaching, and as it does Microsoft is talking up new features such as its new private browsing capabilities.
Data protection solution supplier Tandberg has increased the capacity of RDX QuikStor disk-based storage system to 500GTB, as well as added continuous protection capabilities.
