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  • Plasmon provides first UDO archival solution

    Plasmon has bought Raidtec so that it can integrate its cutting UDO disks to SAN and NAS network systems to provide a new archival storage solution for healthcare agencies, governments and corporate organisations.

  • Scientists discover theoretical data storage speed limit

    News that scientists have discovered an apparent speed limit at which data can be stored and retrieved may disappoint many IT enthusiasts on first hearing, but the good news is that this optimum speed is around 1,000 times faster than the ...

  • Fujifilm feeds digital camera boom

    Fuji Photo Film Co. has bought its distributor for Australia and New Zealand, Hanimex Australasia Pty Ltd, so that it can compete with the growing need for digital cameras in this area, having witnessed the demand grow massively over the l...

  • Plasmon provides first UDO archival solution

    Plasmon has bought Raidtec so that it can integrate its cutting UDO disks to SAN and NAS network systems to provide a new archival storage solution for healthcare agencies, governments and corporate organisations.

  • Scientists discover theoretical data storage speed limit

    News that scientists have discovered an apparent speed limit at which data can be stored and retrieved may disappoint many IT enthusiasts on first hearing, but the good news is that this optimum speed is around 1,000 times faster than the ...

  • Consortium set to debut removable hard disk drive

    The efforts of a consortium of hardware manufacturers over the last two years is set to reach fruition at the end of this month, with the release of a removable hard drive designed exchange large volumes of data.

  • Microsoft and IBM snub new grid alliance

    A new grid alliance was launched this week to accelerate grid computing in enterprises, allowing them to have more dynamic control over the computer systems as their business needs evolve, but IBM and Microsoft have not signed up to it.