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  • US Politicians Attack Search Engines

    US politicians have slammed Google, Yahoo and Microsoft this week for complying with the Chinese governments censorship demands, proposing new laws to alter the way US businesses deal with certain foreign governments.

  • Worry Free WAFS

    US startup Certeon claims it has developed a way to accelerate WAN links without compromising data security.

  • Disk Based DRM On The Horizon

    The Trusted Computing Group (TCG) has used the annual RSA security conference to announce its new framework for Digital Rights Management (DRM) at the hard disk level.

  • Content Security At The Edge

    Antivirus and content security vendor Trend Micro has announced a new security offering for Cisco’s Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) to protect an organisation’s information from the network gateway level.

  • ISYS Makes PDFs Presentable

    ISYS Search Software has been selected by the Office of the Queensland Parliamentary Counsel to handle the search and retrieval of legislation information from its public

  • Oracle Laps Up Open Source DB

    In a bid to build up its embedded database line, Oracle has purchased Open Source software company Sleepycat for an undisclosed sum.

  • Telecom NZ To Deploy Ubër UPS

    Telecom New Zealand has signed a contract with data centre infrastructure and uninterrupted power supply vendor American Power Conversion (APC) to install the highest capacity UPS ever deployed in the country.

  • HP Invests In ILM

    For the third time in almost as many months, HP has whipped out the chequebook, announcing that it has signed an agreement to acquire archiving software maker OuterBay.