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  • Australian Broadband Connections Soar

    According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, broadband connections down under have rocketed to 4.3 million, with a further 800,000 households signing up during 2007/2008.

  • Sun and Micron Give Increase Flash Lifespan

    Sun Microsystems and Micron have revealed that they have been collaborating to extend the lifespan of flash-based storage, and announced that they have successfully achieved one million write cycles.

  • LaCie Upgrades Ethernet Disk

    LaCie has rolled out a new network attached storage (NAS) device that it says is the most compact, all-in-one rack rack-mounted backup appliance for heterogeneous ecosystems.

  • More Undersea Cables Cut

    For the second time this year, internet connectivity between Europe, the Middle East and the USA has suffered a severe blow, with three out of four primary undersea cables linking Europe to the US being mysteriously damaged.

  • Data Protection Still a Priority

    Enterprise data protection specialist Sepaton has released the results of a new IT budget survey, saying that it shows enterprises are planning to maintain or increase data protection budgets in 2009 despite the economic slowdown.

  • Australian Broadband Connections Soar

    According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, broadband connections down under have rocketed to 4.3 million, with a further 800,000 households signing up during 2007/2008.

  • Sun and Micron Give Increase Flash Lifespan

    Sun Microsystems and Micron have revealed that they have been collaborating to extend the lifespan of flash-based storage, and announced that they have successfully achieved one million write cycles.

  • LaCie Upgrades Ethernet Disk

    LaCie has rolled out a new network attached storage (NAS) device that it says is the most compact, all-in-one rack rack-mounted backup appliance for heterogeneous ecosystems.

  • More Undersea Cables Cut

    For the second time this year, internet connectivity between Europe, the Middle East and the USA has suffered a severe blow, with three out of four primary undersea cables linking Europe to the US being mysteriously damaged.

  • Data Protection Still a Priority

    Enterprise data protection specialist Sepaton has released the results of a new IT budget survey, saying that it shows enterprises are planning to maintain or increase data protection budgets in 2009 despite the economic slowdown.