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  • EMC introduce new ControlCentre functionality

    EMC has introduced new online capabilities for its ControlCenter open storage management software that it says will provide direct connection between EMC's expertise and its users' requirements.

  • Seagate looking small but thinking big

    Hard disk vendor Seagate believes it has come up with a solution to the problem faced by IT managers everywhere – to increase levels of enterprise storage performance and reliability while using less disk space.

  • ACCC adds its voice to growing campaign against spam

    The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has joined the chorus of disaffection towards spam by collaborating with law enforcement agencies in the US, Chile, Japan and Canada as they attempt to cut the supply of unwanted emails at source.

  • Police hope Optus whistle blow sets new trend

    The New South Wales Police fraud squad is optimistic that the reporting by Optus of a hacker on its Optus ISP network and subsequent fine for the person responsible will prove to be a watershed in the reporting of such instances of hacking...

  • Open Text announces support for Adobe applications

    Knowledge management software provider Open Text has introduced new features into its Livelink collaboration and knowledge management software that provide support for Adobe's Acrobat 6.0 software and the Adobe PDF technology.

  • Australia losing tech crime war

    Despite the growing awareness of computer crime and IT security breaches, instances of both continue to blight corporate and home computer users in 2003.

  • Campaign to combat spam extended

    The rapid escalation in the amount of spam clogging up our inboxes on a daily business has prompted the Internet Industry Association (IIA) to extend its national campaign against spam for a further three months.

  • Equinix in Australia and Asia-Pac expansion

    Internet exchange service provider Equinix has said its successful merger of i-STT and Pihana Pacific has led to enabled it to secure a host of new customers in the Asia Pacific region.