A Nazi archive governed by 11 separate countries will be opened later this year, with digital copies of 50 million pages of Holocaust information to be made available for researchers and the general public.

Netapp has taken a big leap forward with data deduplication technology this week, announcing that its new NearStore and FAS storage systems now feature advanced single-instance storage deduplication.

We’ve fought hard over the last 200 years to shake off our image as thieves and convicts. Back then we could be shipped off for stealing a loaf of bread. Today, our light fingers go for software.

Enterprise software provider Supply Chain Consulting, have launched CarbonView, a solution enabling organisations to capture, analyse and optimise carbon emission data.

If PrintEx 2007 matches up to 2004 predecessor, around 16,000 creative types will descend upon the Sydney Exhibition Centre on the 24th and 25th May 2007 to view the wares of over 180 exhibitors

According to a new report from Google, one in every ten websites are infected with some sort of malware that can pinch personal details.

HP is going for top environmental marks with its new high-end disk array, claiming that its latest StorageWorks XP24000 provides 24x7 business continuity, significantly increased performance and substantially lower power consumption.

TANDBERG have announced a PC videoconferencing product enabling organisations to communicate visually from anywhere employees can taken their laptops.

The Business Software Alliance (BSA) has welcomed the Federal Governments commitment to spend $12.4 million for fighting intellectual property crime over the next two years, but says Australia still has an ‘unacceptable’ 29 percent softwar...

An international team of physicists has announced a major storage breakthrough that could drastically improve the speed, capacity and reliability of hard drives.