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  • Seminars to help Oz firms capitalise on FTA

    Ahead of the introduction of the Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement (AUSFTA), which comes into force on 1 January 2005, Austrade, with partners from industry and federal and state governments, is conducting a series of seminars t...

  • Oracle guns for control of PeopleSoft board

    Oracle has announced four candidates to compete against PeopleSoft's directors in the re-election fight at the annual shareholders meeting next year, in an attempt to control the company completely.

  • Homegrown e-learning boost for Aussie schools

    Two Australian born e-learning companies have merged together to complete their vision of providing educational services to young children at schools to help them learn more easily through the use of technology.

  • FalconStor's VTL looking pretty Sharp

    Network storage infrastructure software provider FalconStor has netted a deal with electronics giant Sharp, which has implemented FalconStor's Virtual Tape Library (VTL) solution to simplify and accelerate its backup operations.

  • IBM and HP ready to unleash LTO3

    IBM and Hewlett-Packard have announced that they will release LTO3 next month to keep the pressure on Certance, which recently made available its own version of these drives.

  • McData to whip out its switch blade

    McData and QLogic are to co-develop SAN switch blades as part of an exclusive partnership in the area of server-embedded switches. The switch blade will allow users to extend a McData fabric from the core of the SAN to the rapidly expandin...

  • SANmelody in tune with standards

    DataCore has received a pat on the back for its SANmelody Disk Server software, after it was recognised by the Storage Performance Council for its iSCSI performance capabilities.

  • Warnings issued over infected banners

    Security fears have been issued over website ad banners that have been attacking vulnerabilities inside Internet Explorer to launch malicious code and re-direct users to different sites.

  • StorageTek and Veritas unite services

    A global agreement has been launched between StorageTek and Veritas to provide customers with one point of contact when they need immediate help and support for their storage systems.