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  • Microsoft CEO Drops In for Lunch

    In a whirlwind Australian tour, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has spent the last two days talking strategy with the Australian business community and reaffirming a healthy relationship with the Australian Department of Defence.

  • Cisco to Buy BroadWare

    Cisco has announced that it will be picking up the privately held BroadWare Technologies, a developer of IP-based video surveillance software.

  • DSRD to Update SAN Infrastructure

    In an effort to update its core IT infrastructure, The New South Wales Department of State and Regional Development (DSRD) will soon be ditching its legacy NetWare systems and making the switch to Linux.

  • Tim Flannery Praises Green IT

    Climate Change activist and Australian of the Year Tim Flannery has reiterated his criticisms of the Australian Government’s stance on climate change, but believes when it comes to IT, the industry has taken a progressive stance on the iss...

  • Spam Relief on the Horizon

    A new anti-spam technique has emerged in the arms race between email criminals and security firms, and after being given a green light from the Internet Engineering Task Force standards body, the system looks like it could be quite effecti...

  • EMC and Cisco Team up for Security

    EMC and Cisco are putting their heads together to improve and simplify encryption of confidential information, such as medical records and credit card numbers.

  • Microsoft Unites VoIP and PBX

    Microsoft and twelve partners have announced plans to bridge VoIP and established communications systems, bringing the two disparate worlds together with Office Communications Server 2007.

  • Symantec invests in China through JV with Huawei

    After weeks of rebutting rumours of a joint venture deal between itself and Chinese networking company, Huawei, Symantec today confirmed the joint-venture partnership to develop security and storage appliances targeting the Chinese enterpr...