Email security company IronPort Systems has announced a comprehensive plan to support Microsoft's Sender ID, which is designed to reduce the rising tide of spam email by helping the recipient to identify the sender and block unwanted messages.
Microsoft's plans to sell a cheaper, user-friendly version of Windows XP to markets in Asia have been criticised by Gartner because it believes that the package will fail to combat piracy due to the lack of an upgrade path.
UDO media, drives and libraries are experiencing a sharp uptake in support around the world and Plasmon, the makers, believe that is just the start of a huge wave of interest in the technology designed to address compliance needs.
A new study has revealed that the government could save more money for taxpayers if it adopted a more flexible and informed approach towards ICT contracting within the government.
Hewlett-Packard has given its top enterprise server and storage executives the push after the pair presided over a US$208 million Q3 operating loss in the division.
The South Australian government has chosen Objective Corporation to help it deal with the increasing stress of dealing with an enormous amount of government information that needs to be recorded and retrieved securely.
Sony Australia is set to release its blue laser-based ProDATA discs next month to solve the compliance storage problems faced in medical imaging, email archival, enterprise content management.
The Blu-ray format of optical storage is set to gain widespread adoption in the business and consumer marketplaces following the approval of Version 1.0 of the BD-ROM physical-format specification by a group featuring many of the leading l...
IBM Corp. and Siemens AG have teamed up to provide medical imaging management systems to help ease the growing problem of storing ever increasing volumes of digital medical images.
Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) is aiming to mass produce a new memory card, which can process data much faster than other memory cards.
