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  • SCO to file lawsuit against enterprise Linux user

    Hot on the heels of naming a large enterprise Linux user that had signed up for its intellectual property licence, The SCO Group revealed plans to widen its legal attack on the Linux community by filing a lawsuit against a large company us...

  • Offshore services to become a disruptive force

    While offshore outsourcing contracts represent a fairly insignificant proportion of the total amount of services outsourced by Australian companies, that is set to change, with offshore services set to disrupt the Australian IT services market.

  • World's smallest storage module for mobiles released

    SanDisk Corporation has introduced SanDisk T-Flash, the world's smallest removable flash memory storage format. It is similar in size and function to embedded flash memory but can also be readily removed and upgraded to allow for a range o...

  • Tool of the trades

    Necessity proves to be the mother of invention again as one of Australia's foremost construction firms develops an all-encompassing document management system to keep its workers across the globe in the loop at all times.

  • Oracle 'hoisted by its own petard' in PeopleSoft setback

    Enterprise software maker Oracle was the engineer of its own fate, according to the lawsuit issued by the U.S. Department of Justice against the company, following the decision by antitrust regulators to oppose its takeover bid for rival s...

  • OSIA launches open source national body

    Open Source Industry Australia has launched a national body that aims to educate the corporate, government and education sectors on how to take better advantage of free open source software and businesses on how to market their solutions s...

  • SCO increases heat on IBM

    The SCO Group has another claim against IBM granted by a judge in Utah, U.S.A., which now means their overall lawsuit is worth $5 billion in damages.