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  • Westpac fearless of hackers

    Westpac claims they are winning the battle against hackers who keep trying to steal money from their customers through hoax websites.

  • Adaptec acquires Elipsan

    Adaptec will now be able to deliver virtualisation technology for simplified network storage management after buying Elipsan, a network storage infrastructure software provider.

  • US assesses optic storage disc standards

    The US Justice Dept has launched an inquiry into a consortium led by Sony & Matsushita Electric about their anticompetitive moves to be the standard-setter for next-generation optical storage discs.

  • Bad conditions for computer workers

    A new report by the Catholic Agency for Overseas Development has exposed the dire conditions that people in the developing world have to put up with when working in computer production.

  • IBM unveils new storage gateway system

    IBM has introduced a new device for linking existing storage networks that it says affords users the opportunity to maximise their storage hardware investments.

  • MyDoom outlook looks grim

    The MyDoom mass-mailing virus looks set to spread throughout computer programmes for maybe months and years.

  • EMC creates better ILM services

    EMC has unveiled the industry's most comprehensive set of storage services that help customers plan, build and manage their information technology more cost-effectively and protectively, throughout its lifecycle.

  • Queensland politicians quizzed on ICT policies

    Voters in Queensland will be able to easily identify where the major political parties stand on the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) industry ahead of the election, thanks to the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA).