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  • Workshare makes compliance easy

    Keeping digital records safe isn't purely about fireproof safes and multiple redundancy systems, keeping data safe from modification can be just as important. It is this spirit document integrity solution provider Workshare has unveiled a n...

  • Maxtor touches 1TB

    Maxtor have announced the release of its new OneTouch III Turbo Edition external hard drive. And at 1 terabyte with RAID 0 and RAID 1 capability, they certainly aren't messing around.

  • IBM Citrix and VMware create virtual alliance

    IBM have announced that they are partnering up with VMware and Citrix to launch their new Virtualised Hosted Client Infrastructure, which IBM says delivers full desktop functionality to any client via the xSeries and BladeCenter servers.

  • QLogic snaps up Troika

    In a deal worth $36.5 million in cash, QLogic has announced its intention to acquire Troika Networks.

  • Optus boosts Victorian broadband

    Optus has committed $40 million to improving broadband services in Victoria this week, A move welcomed by the Minister for Information and Communication Technology Marsha Thomson.

  • Verbatim announces flash mobility solution

    Verbatim have just released a flash storage system that will no doubt please people on the go. Called the Store 'n' Go U3 Smart Drive, this new offering from Verbatim is a packet-of-gum sized 1GB flash drive that functions not only as a sto...

  • Blackberry and Palm shake on it

    Instead of giving each other a backhander, Palm and Research in Motion have announced that they have gone for the high-five instead and are working together to bring Blackberry Connect to the Palm Treo 650 Smartphone.

  • Quantum ups tape capacity

    Hot on the heels of Exabyte's VXA tape solution, Quantum has announced the availability of its new DLT-V4 drive.

  • IBM resuscitates tape

    Disk backup may be seen as the holy grail of storage, but apparently not everyone thinks so. IBM have this week launched three new tape drives and brought back an optical disk library due to popular demand.

  • Workshare makes compliance easy

    Keeping digital records safe isn't purely about fireproof safes and multiple redundancy systems, keeping data safe from modification can be just as important. It is this spirit document integrity solution provider Workshare has unveiled a n...

  • Maxtor touches 1TB

    Maxtor have announced the release of its new OneTouch III Turbo Edition external hard drive. And at 1 terabyte with RAID 0 and RAID 1 capability, they certainly aren't messing around.

  • IBM Citrix and VMware create virtual alliance

    IBM have announced that they are partnering up with VMware and Citrix to launch their new Virtualised Hosted Client Infrastructure, which IBM says delivers full desktop functionality to any client via the xSeries and BladeCenter servers.

  • QLogic snaps up Troika

    In a deal worth $36.5 million in cash, QLogic has announced its intention to acquire Troika Networks.

  • Optus boosts Victorian broadband

    Optus has committed $40 million to improving broadband services in Victoria this week, A move welcomed by the Minister for Information and Communication Technology Marsha Thomson.

  • Verbatim announces flash mobility solution

    Verbatim have just released a flash storage system that will no doubt please people on the go. Called the Store 'n' Go U3 Smart Drive, this new offering from Verbatim is a packet-of-gum sized 1GB flash drive that functions not only as a sto...

  • Blackberry and Palm shake on it

    Instead of giving each other a backhander, Palm and Research in Motion have announced that they have gone for the high-five instead and are working together to bring Blackberry Connect to the Palm Treo 650 Smartphone.

  • Quantum ups tape capacity

    Hot on the heels of Exabyte's VXA tape solution, Quantum has announced the availability of its new DLT-V4 drive.

  • IBM resuscitates tape

    Disk backup may be seen as the holy grail of storage, but apparently not everyone thinks so. IBM have this week launched three new tape drives and brought back an optical disk library due to popular demand.