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  • Imaging is the new 'black'

    Imaging bureaux and document scanners are to be given an image shake up. French company Escargot has commissioned fashion icon Jean-Paul Gaultier to design a range of new document scanners and imaging devices, as well as a series of city ce...

  • Australia's largest ISP's get IIA seal of Approval

    Australians concerned about offensive Internet content should consider moving to an Internet Service Provider (ISP) who is compliant with Codes of Practice developed by the Internet Industry Association (IIA).

  • War length pushes stocks down

    President Bush has now revealed that his war with Iraq could be longer than first predicted, as a result the stock markets in the US, home to the majority of storage vendors, dipped yesterday.

  • Patrick Martin to stay in top job

    The CEO of StorageTek is stay in the top job for a further two years. The board of directors announced today that Patrick J Martin will stay on for two more years until June 2006.

  • EMC reveals bonus payments

    A proxy statement released by EMC last week reveals that Joseph Tucci, the CEO at EMC was paid US$1.675 in salary and bonuses last year and was granted two million shares in stock options.

  • Latest Global Data Manager checks backups

    The latest version of Global Data Manager from Veritas Software has been enhanced to manage and monitor the backup and data recovery processes carried out by the companies NetBackup and Backup Exec applications.

  • Hitachi and LSI Logic team up

    Hitachi Global Storage Technologies and LSI Logic have announced a plan to coordinate their product development and to deliver new Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) technology.