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  • Verizon enters disaster recovery storage market

    Communications service provider Verizon has responded to the growing movement among companies to have disaster recovery provisions in place by teaming up with storage vendor EMC to resell EMC's storage systems and software with its own net...

  • Australia closing in on spammers

    Australia took a step closer to becoming the first nation to introduce anti –spam legislation, following the tabling of a Bill in the House of Representatives.

  • HP jump aboard ILM juggernaut

    Hewlett-Packard has become the latest storage vendor to articulate its thoughts on Information Lifecycle Management, discussing where its ILM strategy is at today and how it is set to develop.

  • Seagate serve up seriously large platter

    Disk storage manufacturer Seagate has introduced the world's first hard drive to fit 100 gigabytes of data on a single 3.5-inch platter. The new addition to the Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 family achieves a 200-Gbyte capacity using only two p...

  • Veritas offer healing over the web

    Veritas' technical services division has introduced a new support technology that the vendor says will transform how support is offered to its customers.

  • SCO hits back at Red Hat

    The SCO Group has launched a counterattack against Linux distributor Red Hat by filing a motion to dismiss Red Hat's lawsuit against SCO.

  • PeopleSoft release cost-cutting suite

    Enterprise application software provider PeopleSoft has announced a range of new tools and technologies which, according to the vendor, are designed to "reduce implementation time, increase productivity and lower IT administration costs."

  • Documentum eyes the publishing market

    Content management software provider Documentum has introduced a new software package that is designed to allow publishing companies to create content once and publish it in multiple languages and formats.

  • All go at NCR

    It's been a busy time for NCR, both globally and locally, with NCR Australia launching a managed services offering and its parent signing a global alliance with Sun Microsystems.

  • Verizon enters disaster recovery storage market

    Communications service provider Verizon has responded to the growing movement among companies to have disaster recovery provisions in place by teaming up with storage vendor EMC to resell EMC's storage systems and software with its own net...

  • Australia closing in on spammers

    Australia took a step closer to becoming the first nation to introduce anti –spam legislation, following the tabling of a Bill in the House of Representatives.

  • HP jump aboard ILM juggernaut

    Hewlett-Packard has become the latest storage vendor to articulate its thoughts on Information Lifecycle Management, discussing where its ILM strategy is at today and how it is set to develop.

  • Seagate serve up seriously large platter

    Disk storage manufacturer Seagate has introduced the world's first hard drive to fit 100 gigabytes of data on a single 3.5-inch platter. The new addition to the Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 family achieves a 200-Gbyte capacity using only two p...

  • Veritas offer healing over the web

    Veritas' technical services division has introduced a new support technology that the vendor says will transform how support is offered to its customers.

  • SCO hits back at Red Hat

    The SCO Group has launched a counterattack against Linux distributor Red Hat by filing a motion to dismiss Red Hat's lawsuit against SCO.

  • PeopleSoft release cost-cutting suite

    Enterprise application software provider PeopleSoft has announced a range of new tools and technologies which, according to the vendor, are designed to "reduce implementation time, increase productivity and lower IT administration costs."

  • Documentum eyes the publishing market

    Content management software provider Documentum has introduced a new software package that is designed to allow publishing companies to create content once and publish it in multiple languages and formats.

  • All go at NCR

    It's been a busy time for NCR, both globally and locally, with NCR Australia launching a managed services offering and its parent signing a global alliance with Sun Microsystems.