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In the second part of our interview with Sun Microsystems’ Distinguished Engineer, Dr Radia Perlman (PhD) Greg McNevin discusses a range of issues from Open Source to control of the Internet, and whether Ethernet was ever ‘cool’.

IBM has announced new software and services that will automate IT processes across a multi-platform environment, such as managing storage devices, addressing IT failures and deploying new software releases and patches.

Despite a US fourth-quarter drop in profits, Network Appliance (NetApp) remains upbeat and plans announcements in both the SME and high-end computing environments for June.

Software firm Mendocino has integrated technology with software to improve data recovery on Microsoft exchange.

Workshare has delivered Trace Enterprise Network and Endpoint Risk Assessment Tools to identify outbound content risks.

Sydney Futures Exchange (SFE) and Trading Technologies International, Inc. (TT) have launched a high-speed connection between each other.

While lauding EMC's server and storagte virtualisation at EMC's Sydney 'Inform' conference this week, Cisco is also investing in storage virt' start-up, NeoPath.

HP has broadened its presence in the SMB storage market with the introduction of three storage arrays and data protection software.

Hitachi Data Systems has announced major enhancements to the Hitachi TagmaStore Universal Storage Platform (USP).

Domain name registration company Melbourne IT Ltd has entered into a conditional agreement to acquire hosting group WebCentral.