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  • BOSSIE’s For Storage Providers

    Infoworld’s Best of Open Source Software awards (BOSSIE’s) for 2007 have been released with top honours going to an interesting list of candidates.

  • Major Torrent Tracker Back Online After Legal Threats

    Popular BitTorrent tracker, Demonoid is back online after legal threats from the Canadian Recording Industry Association (CRIA) had the site taken down. The only kicker is now the site doesn’t work for Canadian users.

  • Massive ACT ‘Data City’ Proposed

    Utility provider ActewAGL has proposed a massive $1 billion ‘data city’ combining over 20 data building constructed as a hub in Hume, Canberra.

  • Teradata Breaks Free

    Teradata has completed its split from NCR, today announcing it will operate globally as an independent entity and be known locally as Teradata Australia.

  • Objective Meets 2.0 Certification

    Objective Corporation has become first vendor to have its content management solution gain full VERS 2.0 compliance certification from the Public Record Office Victoria.

  • XP Gets Five Month Life Extension

    Windows Vista has been left out in the cold for another five months, with Microsoft granting original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) five more months of XP sales due to strong customer demand for the aging operating system.

  • ">$1B in ATO Contracts On The Table

    The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has decided to bring its $1.8 billion computer and communications services outsourcing agreement with the US Electronic Data Systems (EDS) to a close and put the contract up for tender from the end of Octobe...

  • Dell Pledges Carbon Neutrality by 2008

    Keeping up with its philosophy of curbing the environmental impact of its operations, Dell has become the first major computer manufacturer to commit to making its worldwide operations carbon neutral by the end of 2008.