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International Airports see countless thousands of passengers cruise through the terminals every day, so why it that the tiniest piece of technology is capable of cripling the entire operation.

The Victorian Minister for Information & Communication Technology, Theo Theophanous has announced that it will spend $6.3 million of the $15 million Broadband Innovation Fund on an environmentally motivated spatial imaging project.

With a corporate image to die for, it’s little wonder that Google guards its secrets very closely, but that hasn’t stopped the rumour mill flying and leaks flowing about a deluge of future plans by the online empire.

Seagate Technology’s little child company, EVault has announced the release of its Unified Recovery Platform.

High Definition media storage has prompted a host of companies to go Format-Agnostic and produce titles for both High Definition DvD (HD DvD) and Blu-Ray.

Hitachi Data Systems has announced a change in its portfolio of midrange storage systems to green up its offerings.

It’s been reported for some time now that the recruitment pool for IT positions has been shrinking, and has been contributing to major hassles for organisations attempting to bring in the talent.

Love it or hate it, Tape storage is a very real part of most data centres and is hailed as the greenest storage technology available.

Ovum has released their latest broadband market report, which reveals the top ten nations with the fastest-growing broadband markets.

Professional Services Firm, Deloitte have released their Global Security Survey for 2007, with the Asia Pacific region still showing worrying amounts of security breaches, also released is a list of security tips to help deal with the rising threat.

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