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  • Seagate redefining storage on the hoof

    Hard disk drive vendor Seagate Technology, which has suffered disappointing results of late, will be hoping the introduction of its new 5GB pocket hard drive and 100GB portable external hard drive will help drive revenues on an upward trajectory.

  • Sun expands edge on storage

    Sun Microsystems has released the Sun StorEdge 6130 array as a new member of the Sun StorEdge 6000 family to provide advanced data protection with application-oriented management for lower end users.

  • Most PCs have fallen victim to spyware

    A study carried out by America Online and the National Cyber Security Alliance has discovered that 80 percent of 329 inspected computers have been infected with spyware without the user knowing.

  • Dicom buys Neurascript to strengthen Ascent

    Dicom has bought U.K. based Neurascript, which specialises in software that automates the recognition, extraction and indexing of information from business documents and forms, to help boost its information capture technologies.

  • IBM to issue online security warnings

    IBM is planning on releasing monthly reports of possible attacks to computer networks so that computer managers can be better prepared to deal with threats by malicious hackers.

  • Yahoo, Adobe in web services alliance

    Adobe and Yahoo have pitched into the intensifying battle over online search and services with the news that the pair have reached an agreement for Yahoo to install web search features into Adobe's Acrobat Reader software.

  • Aussie services firms urged to export

    The Australian Trade Commission (Austrade) is urging local professional service providers to get into exports to take advantage of the current worldwide boom in professional services.

  • Focus must be on RFID benefits, not costs

    Radio frequency identification (RFID) has climbed from relative obscurity to become one of today's most discussed technologies, but companies are being bogged down by debate over how cheap the technology will become, rather than focusing o...

  • Three security holes found in Linux

    Open source vendors have acted quickly to security holes found in three different Linux components in one day by releasing updates to help minimise the damage.

  • SAN data protected over long distance

    NeoScale Systems has unveiled a new system that can protect information as it passes from one place to another via long distances over storage area networks through the use of encryption technology.

  • Seagate redefining storage on the hoof

    Hard disk drive vendor Seagate Technology, which has suffered disappointing results of late, will be hoping the introduction of its new 5GB pocket hard drive and 100GB portable external hard drive will help drive revenues on an upward trajectory.

  • Sun expands edge on storage

    Sun Microsystems has released the Sun StorEdge 6130 array as a new member of the Sun StorEdge 6000 family to provide advanced data protection with application-oriented management for lower end users.

  • Most PCs have fallen victim to spyware

    A study carried out by America Online and the National Cyber Security Alliance has discovered that 80 percent of 329 inspected computers have been infected with spyware without the user knowing.

  • Dicom buys Neurascript to strengthen Ascent

    Dicom has bought U.K. based Neurascript, which specialises in software that automates the recognition, extraction and indexing of information from business documents and forms, to help boost its information capture technologies.

  • IBM to issue online security warnings

    IBM is planning on releasing monthly reports of possible attacks to computer networks so that computer managers can be better prepared to deal with threats by malicious hackers.

  • Yahoo, Adobe in web services alliance

    Adobe and Yahoo have pitched into the intensifying battle over online search and services with the news that the pair have reached an agreement for Yahoo to install web search features into Adobe's Acrobat Reader software.

  • Aussie services firms urged to export

    The Australian Trade Commission (Austrade) is urging local professional service providers to get into exports to take advantage of the current worldwide boom in professional services.

  • Focus must be on RFID benefits, not costs

    Radio frequency identification (RFID) has climbed from relative obscurity to become one of today's most discussed technologies, but companies are being bogged down by debate over how cheap the technology will become, rather than focusing o...

  • Three security holes found in Linux

    Open source vendors have acted quickly to security holes found in three different Linux components in one day by releasing updates to help minimise the damage.

  • SAN data protected over long distance

    NeoScale Systems has unveiled a new system that can protect information as it passes from one place to another via long distances over storage area networks through the use of encryption technology.