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  • OSIA disputes Windows piracy claim

    Open Source Industry Australia has lashed out at UK Gartner for suggesting that pre-installing Linux on PCs opens the way for pirated copies of Windows to be uploaded illegally.

  • Sacked PeopleSoft CEO "less than honest"

    Former PeopleSoft CEO Craig Conway's abrupt sacking last Friday was largely down to the fact that he misled Wall Street analysts about the level of disruption Oracle's bid for the company was having on its business, a PeopleSoft board memb...

  • High expectations for RFID investment

    A new survey conducted by Accenture has revealed that almost half of retail and manufacturing executives expect a high return on RFID investment in Australia, China, Japan and South Korea.

  • SunGard splits in two to save disasters

    SunGard Data Systems Inc. has announced its plans to create a spin-off wing of its company by splitting in two and creating a disaster recovery services unit using a tax-free distribution of shares.

  • Brocade brings SANs closer together

    Brocade Communications Systems' SilkWorm Multiprotocol SAN Router is now available through OEM partners, EMC, HP and StorageTek to improve SAN infrastructure management by creating greater connectivity and integration.

  • Hitachi, Intel support mobile phone storage

    Hitachi Global Storage Technologies inc. has joined Intel in its support for a new interface that will allow compact hard-disk drives to be attached to mobile phones, personal digital assistants and digital music players.

  • Oracle prevails in antitrust case

    Oracle has been given the green light to proceed with its planned hostile takeover of rival business software maker, after a U.S. federal judge ruled that the acquisition would pose no threat to competition in the market.

  • Samsung introduces first mobile with hard drive

    Samsung Electronics unveiled the first-ever mobile phone (model: SPH-V5400) with an internal hard disc drive. The company's latest innovation, which also comes with a mega-pixel camera, is currently being exhibited at the ITU Telecom Asia ...

  • Enterprises not troubled by spyware

    New research has revealed that most enterprises are not bothered by the infiltration of spyware and other malicious code and instant messaging or threats from personal email accounts do not trouble them either.

  • OSIA disputes Windows piracy claim

    Open Source Industry Australia has lashed out at UK Gartner for suggesting that pre-installing Linux on PCs opens the way for pirated copies of Windows to be uploaded illegally.

  • Sacked PeopleSoft CEO "less than honest"

    Former PeopleSoft CEO Craig Conway's abrupt sacking last Friday was largely down to the fact that he misled Wall Street analysts about the level of disruption Oracle's bid for the company was having on its business, a PeopleSoft board memb...

  • High expectations for RFID investment

    A new survey conducted by Accenture has revealed that almost half of retail and manufacturing executives expect a high return on RFID investment in Australia, China, Japan and South Korea.

  • SunGard splits in two to save disasters

    SunGard Data Systems Inc. has announced its plans to create a spin-off wing of its company by splitting in two and creating a disaster recovery services unit using a tax-free distribution of shares.

  • Brocade brings SANs closer together

    Brocade Communications Systems' SilkWorm Multiprotocol SAN Router is now available through OEM partners, EMC, HP and StorageTek to improve SAN infrastructure management by creating greater connectivity and integration.

  • Hitachi, Intel support mobile phone storage

    Hitachi Global Storage Technologies inc. has joined Intel in its support for a new interface that will allow compact hard-disk drives to be attached to mobile phones, personal digital assistants and digital music players.

  • Oracle prevails in antitrust case

    Oracle has been given the green light to proceed with its planned hostile takeover of rival business software maker, after a U.S. federal judge ruled that the acquisition would pose no threat to competition in the market.

  • Samsung introduces first mobile with hard drive

    Samsung Electronics unveiled the first-ever mobile phone (model: SPH-V5400) with an internal hard disc drive. The company's latest innovation, which also comes with a mega-pixel camera, is currently being exhibited at the ITU Telecom Asia ...

  • Enterprises not troubled by spyware

    New research has revealed that most enterprises are not bothered by the infiltration of spyware and other malicious code and instant messaging or threats from personal email accounts do not trouble them either.