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  • EMC overtakes HP as external storage leader

    EMC has poured salt onto the wounds of Hewlett-Packard, following its recent run of bad luck, which includes losing its CEO recently, by overtaking it as the biggest seller in the world of external disk-based storage.

  • Handhelds close to seizing personal storage

    PDAs, mobile phones and other portable devices could soon be handed their own storage interfaces following the publication of a final 1.0 specification at this week's CE-ATA Working Group at the Intel Developer Forum.

  • Regional Victoria to get broadband boost

    As part of the Bracks Government’s aggregated telecommunications purchasing strategy, regional Victoria is to benefit from a $6.5 million expansion of Telstra’s mobile broadband network.

  • Toshiba spearheads flexible working drive

    Promoting its position in the mobile computing space it may be, but Toshiba is also looking to make life a little easier for Australia's workforce with its formation of a group that aims to create more flexible working environments across ...

  • Build it in 3D, and they will come

    Property developers now have the luxury of seeing the vision of their new buildings projected into the environment in which they will be built, thanks to a new 3D visualisation product.

  • Cumulus helps make art accessible to students

    A Sydney University lecturer spoke last night at the latest Graphic Arts Services Association of Australia meeting about how much easier it has been to teach his students about the finest art work in the world since he has been using Cumulus.

  • Aussie SMEs still concerned over compliance

    A study carried out by market research company ACA Research has revealed that most SMEs see data backup, recovery, the archiving of data and the need to upgrade applications as their top main IT priorities.