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  • Interwoven bathes in Internet renaissance

    Interwoven has been overwhelmed by the rapid take up in its web site solutions over the last year which it believes is because ideas are now built based on the desire to satisfy customer needs, instead of fantasies about unrealistic busine...

  • NZ stock exchange warms to Oracle 10g

    The New Zealand Exchange Limited has become the first organisation in New Zealand to implement Oracle Database 10g for improving the speed and management of its database systems.

  • Study finds software piracy rife in Australia

    Nearly a third of the software installed on computers in Australia last year was a pirated copy, representing a loss of AU$475m, according to the findings of a global software piracy study conducted on behalf of the Business Software Allia...

  • Verari gears up for storage partnership

    Blade server technology provider Verari Systems has signed an OEM agreement with Engenio Information Technologies (formerly LSI Logic Storage Systems), which will see Verari Systems co-brand and sell Engenio's complete line of Fibre Channe...

  • NetApp in pole position for grid revolution

    Network Appliance is preparing to release new software soon that is specifically designed to allow storage to be more flexible within a grid environment, because it believes that Oracle’s system for managing databases is eventually going t...

  • Aussie cultural shift to Linux in top gear

    Oracle has come out fighting against suggestions that enterprises are not prepared to make a cultural shift towards Linux operating systems in Australia by claiming that the trend of change is already in full swing.

  • Seagate ups the ante in Cornice lawsuit

    Hard disk drive maker Seagate Technology hard disc drives has taken its legal fight with fellow hard disk drive manufacturer Cornice to another level by filing a patent infringement complaint against its rival with the U.S. International T...