Going beyond fashionably late, Telstra has finally announced new ADSL2+ offerings, upgrading its meagre 1.5Mbps capabilities and catching up with services its competitors have been offering since 2005.
IBM has pulled back the curtain on two new midrange storage servers aimed at companies it says require “hardened” infrastructures due to their unique operating conditions.
Microsoft is gearing up to launch into the VoIP market early next year, combining VoIP, video conferencing, email and instant messaging into one Windows Vista product.
With Gartner onside, Fujitsu has launched a program to address what they label, the emerging shift from an ‘artisanship’ style of IT services to the industrialisation of the sector.
HP has announced that it is teaming up with SAP to research the flexibility, efficiency and cost-effectiveness of IT systems for businesses of all sizes.
Maximiser Software has released a number of product enhancements and special offers, claiming that it now has a superior alternative to Sage Software’s ACT!
In a joint announcement, Sun Microsystems and Canonical, Ubuntu Linux’s benefactor, have declared that Java Enterprise Edition 5 application server will soon be available on the open source operating system, which is also now certified and ...
Adobe will be working with the Mozilla Foundation to open source its flash player scripting engine, creating a new standard for interactive Web applications.
