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  • CSC Australia comes to nation's Defence

    The Australian Department of Defence has introduced the first part of a $2.63 million improvement in administration across the Department - a project led by CSC Australia.

  • Fujitsu Australia touts storage audit benefits

    An examination of distributed storage trends among Australian businesses has shown that large organisations can have data duplication rates as high as 32 percent within their primary storage systems – a problem that Fujitsu Australia is lo...

  • Microsoft adds storage support to Exchange

    Microsoft has increased its storage support to Exchange Server 2003 in order to facilitate customer configuration of systems incorporating network attached storage (NAS) and Internet Small Computer Systems Interface (iSCSI) devices.

  • Schools funding must target IT literacy – ACS

    The Australian Computer Society (ACS) has welcomed the Federal Government's 25 percent funding increase for schools, but warned that Australia will continue to lose ground to other nations in the global knowledge economy unless urgent atte...

  • Euro regulators deal further blow to Oracle

    Regulators at the European Commission have arrived at a similar conclusion to their counterparts at the U.S. Department of Justice in voicing their opposition to Oracle's proposed hostile takeover of rival software maker PeopleSoft, castin...

  • Is record-busting system on terror watch?

    Texas Memory Systems (TMS) has announced that its OEM, Dynamic Solutions International has installed a 2.5 Terabyte Tera-RamSan at a customer site, easily making it the world's largest single installation of a solid state disk storage syst...