With their gaze fixed firmly on interoperability, the two giants have released a white paper detailing how they will create a new architecture to enable their respective security technology to work together.

According to a recent Xerox survey, four out of five technology professionals say document management is part of an effective IT strategy, but many haven't found the right mix of technology and services to make real savings or boost productivity.

Google has teamed up with the University of Las Vegas (UNLV) to revive an old piece of HP Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software and re-release it as open source.

In the face of increased competition from Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Intel has announced that it will be letting 10,500 workers go over the next year in the hope of improving its bottom line

Verbatim has expanded its line of “Store ‘n’ Go” USB flash drives with a new range of devices designed with security and compliance in mind.

Is encryption the final plug for mobile data security and digital communications? To encrypt or not to encrypt, Greg McNevin investigates…

The sole reason for performing backups is as an insurance copy in case the primary version of data is somehow compromised. Netapp’s Mark Heers wonders why recovery is given less emphasis than recovery

The High Court in Canberra has rejected a 2002 Freedom Of Information (FOI) request made by The Australian

newspaper's FOI editor, Michael McKinnon; which was blocked by Treasurer, Peter Costello.

In the third incident of its kind in little over a month, Panasonic has recalled 6,0000 Matsushita laptop batteries citing potential overheating problems.

Black Duck Software has announced that it has signed an exclusive deal with Open Channel Solutions (OCS) to distribute its open source compliance management software suite.