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  • HP Says Storage Arrays Do More For Less

    HP is going for top environmental marks with its new high-end disk array, claiming that its latest StorageWorks XP24000 provides 24x7 business continuity, significantly increased performance and substantially lower power consumption.

  • Videoconferencing hits the Masses

    TANDBERG have announced a PC videoconferencing product enabling organisations to communicate visually from anywhere employees can taken their laptops.

  • Software Pirates Take Cover

    The Business Software Alliance (BSA) has welcomed the Federal Governments commitment to spend $12.4 million for fighting intellectual property crime over the next two years, but says Australia still has an ‘unacceptable’ 29 percent softwar...

  • Dataupia Keeps Archives at Fingertips

    Dataupia has released its Satori Server 12000 data management system, promising integrated storage, sever and optimisation software in a scalable system that it claims is the industry’s first and only data warehouse appliance designed for ...

  • EMC Polishes off Information Infrastructure

    EMC have taken a hit from analysts for their acquisition strategy over the last few years, but critics were answered as Dennis Hoffman VP Information Security at EMC, delivered his opening address at EMC Inform 2007.

  • Inform Bangs up a Crowd

    The Sydney EMC Inform event wrapped up this afternoon with organisers reporting record crowds of over to 2000 attendees, a record EMC says reflects the rapidly expanding ‘digital universe.’

  • Microsoft Preparing for Patent War?

    Microsoft has taken a swing at the open source community, alleging that open source software is violating 235 of its patents. Should the Linux community be circling its wagons?