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  • IT industry must demonstrate value more

    As Nicholas Carr - author of the controversial and hotly debated 'IT doesn't matter' article – prepares to visit our shores, he will no doubt feel somewhat vindicated in his stance should he stumble upon the new joint study from State Cham...

  • Government and banks unite to combat online fraud

    As cases of online fraud continue to escalate rapidly in Australia and across the globe, the Australian Government is teaming up with the finance industry to crack down on cyber-criminals using bogus emails to defraud online banking and fi...

  • Shrek 2 boosts HP's utility vision

    HP has got animated about utility computing by providing Dreamworks with the use of its Utility Rendering Service (URS) to allow the company to manage the enormous amount of power needed to render high-quality film animation for the produc...

  • Sun opens up storage to rivals

    In a move it says is designed to offer its customers an expanded choice, Sun has opened up its storage clustering program to third-party storage vendors.

  • Government and banks unite to combat online fraud

    As cases of online fraud continue to escalate rapidly in Australia and across the globe, the Australian Government is teaming up with the finance industry to crack down on cyber-criminals using bogus emails to defraud online banking and fi...

  • Shrek 2 boosts HP's utility vision

    HP has got animated about utility computing by providing Dreamworks with the use of its Utility Rendering Service (URS) to allow the company to manage the enormous amount of power needed to render high-quality film animation for the produc...

  • Sun opens up storage to rivals

    In a move it says is designed to offer its customers an expanded choice, Sun has opened up its storage clustering program to third-party storage vendors.

  • EMC wins storage patent row with HP

    EMC is pressing for a court injunction to prevent Hewlett-Packard from shipping its CASA (Continuous Access Storage Appliance) product, after a U.S. District Court jury found that HP is infringing three EMC patents.

  • IT industry must demonstrate value more

    As Nicholas Carr - author of the controversial and hotly debated 'IT doesn't matter' article – prepares to visit our shores, he will no doubt feel somewhat vindicated in his stance should he stumble upon the new joint study from State Cham...

  • Government and banks unite to combat online fraud

    As cases of online fraud continue to escalate rapidly in Australia and across the globe, the Australian Government is teaming up with the finance industry to crack down on cyber-criminals using bogus emails to defraud online banking and fi...

  • Shrek 2 boosts HP's utility vision

    HP has got animated about utility computing by providing Dreamworks with the use of its Utility Rendering Service (URS) to allow the company to manage the enormous amount of power needed to render high-quality film animation for the produc...

  • Sun opens up storage to rivals

    In a move it says is designed to offer its customers an expanded choice, Sun has opened up its storage clustering program to third-party storage vendors.

  • Government and banks unite to combat online fraud

    As cases of online fraud continue to escalate rapidly in Australia and across the globe, the Australian Government is teaming up with the finance industry to crack down on cyber-criminals using bogus emails to defraud online banking and fi...

  • Shrek 2 boosts HP's utility vision

    HP has got animated about utility computing by providing Dreamworks with the use of its Utility Rendering Service (URS) to allow the company to manage the enormous amount of power needed to render high-quality film animation for the produc...

  • Sun opens up storage to rivals

    In a move it says is designed to offer its customers an expanded choice, Sun has opened up its storage clustering program to third-party storage vendors.

  • EMC wins storage patent row with HP

    EMC is pressing for a court injunction to prevent Hewlett-Packard from shipping its CASA (Continuous Access Storage Appliance) product, after a U.S. District Court jury found that HP is infringing three EMC patents.