Breaking News

  • Aussie staff await fate after HP announce jobs cull

    Hewlett-Packard's 2800-strong Australian workforce will have an anxious wait before hearing of their fate after a local spokesperson revealed that no decision had yet been made on how the company's US parent's decision to reduce the total ...

  • Continuous access boost for SMBs

    Small and medium businesses have been provided with a new opportunity to gain continuous access to their business data through a new system that allows them to migrate data from direct attached storage to storage area networks.

  • Australia faces ID card dilemma

    The use of ID cards for health reasons is a good idea, but there are still fears about them being used as a National Identity Card because they could increase the risk of identity fraud, according to analysts at Ovum.

  • Browse the web from a printer

    Canon Australia has launched the Canon Web Access Software Kit, which allows a web browser to be run on multifunction printing devices so that employees who do not have access to PCs can print documents from the company Intranet or Internet.

  • Tape library to control growing data flow

    The Exabyte 221L Plus Tape Library with LTO-3, and a native Fibre Channel interface, has been designed to link up with SAN applications and control intensive data storage volumes.

  • Aussie staff await fate after HP announce jobs cull

    Hewlett-Packard's 2800-strong Australian workforce will have an anxious wait before hearing of their fate after a local spokesperson revealed that no decision had yet been made on how the company's US parent's decision to reduce the total ...

  • Continuous access boost for SMBs

    Small and medium businesses have been provided with a new opportunity to gain continuous access to their business data through a new system that allows them to migrate data from direct attached storage to storage area networks.

  • Australia faces ID card dilemma

    The use of ID cards for health reasons is a good idea, but there are still fears about them being used as a National Identity Card because they could increase the risk of identity fraud, according to analysts at Ovum.

  • Browse the web from a printer

    Canon Australia has launched the Canon Web Access Software Kit, which allows a web browser to be run on multifunction printing devices so that employees who do not have access to PCs can print documents from the company Intranet or Internet.

  • Tape library to control growing data flow

    The Exabyte 221L Plus Tape Library with LTO-3, and a native Fibre Channel interface, has been designed to link up with SAN applications and control intensive data storage volumes.