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  • 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.

  • Storage upstart trumpets cheap disk archive device

    Copan Systems, a relatively new player in the storage business, having only been around since 2002, has introduced a disk-based archiving system that it claims offers the performance, availability and data protection of disk at the price a...

  • Call to raise bar on ICT tender threshold

    The IT Council of South Australia has issued a plea to the SA government to raise the threshold for ICT tenders from its current level of $20,000 to $100,000 across the board.

  • U.S. security plan more a dream than a reality

    The National Cyber Security Partnership has announced plans in the U.S. to make cyberspace safer, but MessageLabs in Australia claims that these ideas could be impractical to incorporate with all vendors.

  • Storage upstart trumpets cheap disk archive device

    Copan Systems, a relatively new player in the storage business, having only been around since 2002, has introduced a disk-based archiving system that it claims offers the performance, availability and data protection of disk at the price a...

  • Call to raise bar on ICT tender threshold

    The IT Council of South Australia has issued a plea to the SA government to raise the threshold for ICT tenders from its current level of $20,000 to $100,000 across the board.