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  • Oracle foresees gratis database

    The momentum behind open source seems to be increasing by the day, and hot off the heels of the announcement last week that juggernauts like IBM, McData, Cisco Systems, Fujitsu and Sun Microsystems are putting their technology where their m...

  • Symantec ups email armoury

    From its towering position as a security and malware gladiator, Symantec indicated at its recent Vision conference in Sydney that it will soon be taking on the Email lion in the Colosseum.

  • Maxtor announces abyssal storage solution

    eBay sellers may boast their PCs have HUGE 40gig drives, but Maxtor is redefining that term with the announcement that it is now shipping its next-generation SATA II and ATA/133 MaXLine, DiamondMax and Ultra16 kit hard drives

  • Avoiding software lemons

    The Butler Group have released a new report into the communication problems associated development and deployment of new enterprise applications.

  • Objective selected across the Tasman

    The New Zealand Government's Crown Company Monitoring Advisory Unit (CCMAU) has selected Objective Corporation to provide an enterprise content management solution to enhance information management over its whole organisation.

  • Speed gains bigger than Texas

    Texas Memory Systems and ONStor have announced an industry first 100% solid state file server that boosts performance by removing all possible physical latencies.

  • Middle East turmoil highlights document security

    Just in case there wasn't enough going on there already, the volatile political landscape in the Middle East has taken another battering. This time centring on a 53 page report sent to the Security Council by a UN investigator.