European enterprise software developer United Planet has announced the launch of its new web-based Intrexx Xtreme Document Management software, which it says is the first in a series of ready-to-use online applications in the pipeline.
Enterprise storage specialist Permabit has launched a new storage assessment service that it says shows how active archiving can dramatically reduce primary storage costs.
Worldwide spam volumes have undergone a precipitous drop this week, with levels of junk email dropping by a whopping 75 percent following the disconnection of a hosting provider in the US functioning as the nucleus for an army of spam machines.
The power of Google search has been demonstrated in a new and interesting way this week, with the company showing how its Trends tool, or in this case, Flu Trends, can uncover flu outbreaks a fortnight earlier than traditional methods.
The Rudd Government’s stubborn refusal to abandon mandatory ISP-level internet filtering has come under further industry attack, with ISPs raising their voices in discontent and heavily criticising Communications Minister Stephen Conroy.
Scalable memory appliance provider Violin Memory has announced the availability of SLC (Single Level Cell) NAND Flash Modules for its Violin 1010 Memory Appliance, enabling support of input/output operations that are many times faster than...
According to a new survey from Proofpoint, IT executives are still not taking the need for email archiving seriously, with nearly 60 percent of those surveyed having no email archiving solution in place.
Storage-as-a-Service has piqued the interest of the analysts at IDC, with the firm finding the area presenting strong demand due to its tight relationship with cloud computing.
Striving for better fault management in virtual datacentres, Replicate Technologies has introduced its new Replicate Datacenter Analyser (RDA) 1.0, the first solution to predict and prevent faults in unified data centre infrastructure acco...
SpectrumData has saved a wealth of unique data from NASA’s Apollo moon missions from oblivion, after 173 data tapes were recovered from an archive in Perth following nearly 40 years in storage.
