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  • Novell unites open source divide

    Novell has released a new open source solution that allows developers to build and deploy .NET applications across Linux, Unix and Windows operating systems.

  • Biometric ID cards could save lives

    In the wake of biometric ID card set backs in Britain recently, Australian companies are forging forward with new ideas, which could save people's lives in emergencies, as well as increase security at passport control and in banking.

  • Sasser worm teenager arrested

    A German 18-year old has been arrested for creating the Sasser worm virus, after his acquaintances submitted to the $5 million award offered by Microsoft for his capture and turned him into the police.

  • No SAN is an island

    Brocade has released a new solution that has the ability to connect multiple storage systems to servers, allowing companies to have greater visibility over all of their information.

  • AIIA refutes offshoring bias claim

    The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) has hit back over accusations that the study it published on offshoring earlier this week illustrated a pro-offshoring bias on its part.

  • Topspin increases server flexibility

    Topspin Communications has boosted its server virtualisation suite by releasing VFrame software, which it claims is the first open solution for utility computing.

  • Topspin increases server flexibility

    Topspin Communications has boosted its server virtualisation suite by releasing VFrame software, which it claims is the first open solution for utility computing.

  • AIIA refutes offshoring bias claim

    The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) has hit back over accusations that the study it published on offshoring earlier this week illustrated a pro-offshoring bias on its part.