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  • Sony pays off Ampex to end dispute

    Sony has agreed to pay Ampex US$40 million to end its dispute with the company over a patent disagreement over the use of images in digital image storage and retrieval products, such as digital cameras and PDAs.

  • Lessons to learn

    Corporate Australia may be somewhat nervous about the onset of new stiffer regulations around corporate governance and record keeping, but at least they have a point of reference.

  • Jukebox jury gives the blues top marks

    Australia's Defence Force Credit Union (Defcredit) updates its BizeDocs document management system to great effect with the first HP next generation optical jukeboxes using blue ray technology to be implemented in Australia.

  • Jukebox jury gives the blues top marks

    Australia's Defence Force Credit Union (Defcredit) updates its BizeDocs document management system to great effect with the first HP next generation optical jukeboxes using blue ray technology to be implemented in Australia.

  • Emulex shatters drive support glass ceiling

    Emulex has introduced a new family of embedded storage switches that smash the 126 device barrier, allowing thousands of disk drives to be attached to storage controllers without adding complexity.

  • Asimov spearheads DAM inspiration

    Many people will associate I, Robot with the recent success of Will Smith's latest movie, but tonight people will be treated to the work of Isaac Asimov, who wrote the original novel about I, Robot, at a digital asset management event in Sydney.

  • Darkness before the dawn

    Executives at Sun Microsystems' SunNetwork conference, held recently in Shanghai, admitted the company has gone a tad awry in recent times, but is now firmly focused

  • Storage World 2004

    Set to take place once again at the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre, and running in tandem with Information Security World and Email Management World, this year's Storage World conference and exhibition promises to be the biggest yet...