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  • Cisco puts a new spin on grid computing

    The acquisition of Topspin communications by Cisco Systems will provide the networking company with the ability to connect servers together into a grid and then provide network and storage connectivity to that server grid.

  • Victoria to open ICT office in India

    The ICT ties between Victoria and India seem to be getting stronger all of the time, with a recent announcement being made that the State Government plans to set up an office in Bangalore to make the most out of trade between Victoria and India.

  • AustSTOR unites where divisions divide

    Windows, UNIX and Linux files servers can all now be managed under one storage environment through the release of a one-touch NAS solution to make it easier for companies to deploy and develop NAS infrastructures.

  • Microsoft uses disk in beta way to backup

    A new beta of disk-data protection software has been released by Microsoft to offer, according to the software giant, a faster and more reliable alternative to tape based backup.

  • Security tops list of data storage challenges

    Data protection and security are the biggest challenges for IT professionals involved in managing storage networks for their organisations, according to the results of a new web poll released today by global IT trade association CompTIA (C...

  • New phishing attacks based around authentication

    A white paper has been released about the dangers of first-generation authentication, because it presents a huge opportunity for fraud and phishing attacks and it claims anyone can obtain an authentication certificate with almost any company name.

  • Oracle, Intel to make sense of RFID

    Oracle and Intel have joined forces to figure out the best way to manage information collected from RFID technology so that they can make sense of it and analyse how useful it has been for business.

  • Cisco puts a new spin on grid computing

    The acquisition of Topspin communications by Cisco Systems will provide the networking company with the ability to connect servers together into a grid and then provide network and storage connectivity to that server grid.

  • Victoria to open ICT office in India

    The ICT ties between Victoria and India seem to be getting stronger all of the time, with a recent announcement being made that the State Government plans to set up an office in Bangalore to make the most out of trade between Victoria and India.

  • AustSTOR unites where divisions divide

    Windows, UNIX and Linux files servers can all now be managed under one storage environment through the release of a one-touch NAS solution to make it easier for companies to deploy and develop NAS infrastructures.

  • Microsoft uses disk in beta way to backup

    A new beta of disk-data protection software has been released by Microsoft to offer, according to the software giant, a faster and more reliable alternative to tape based backup.

  • Security tops list of data storage challenges

    Data protection and security are the biggest challenges for IT professionals involved in managing storage networks for their organisations, according to the results of a new web poll released today by global IT trade association CompTIA (C...

  • New phishing attacks based around authentication

    A white paper has been released about the dangers of first-generation authentication, because it presents a huge opportunity for fraud and phishing attacks and it claims anyone can obtain an authentication certificate with almost any company name.

  • Oracle, Intel to make sense of RFID

    Oracle and Intel have joined forces to figure out the best way to manage information collected from RFID technology so that they can make sense of it and analyse how useful it has been for business.