In order to avert the proliferation across the nation of what has been dubbed 'digital amnesia', The National Archives of Australia (the National Archives) has released a series of new publications containing practical guidance on making, ...
Yahoo has delivered on a promise it made more than a month ago to significantly increase the amount of storage space available to users of both its free and subscription-based email services.
Acopia has invented the first switching platform that enables enterprises to globally access, manage and optimise unstructured data while making better use of their existing server and storage infrastructures.
In order to avert the proliferation across the nation of what has been dubbed 'digital amnesia', The National Archives of Australia (the National Archives) has released a series of new publications containing practical guidance on making, ...
Yahoo has delivered on a promise it made more than a month ago to significantly increase the amount of storage space available to users of both its free and subscription-based email services.
Hitachi Data Systems has unveiled a new storage device that will make it easier to archive, retrieve and protect emails, digital content for broadcasters and medical systems stored in reliable back up systems.
New technology is being developed to help blind people find their way around obstacles, follow directions easily and inform them about train and bus times through the use of cell phone, wireless Internet, global positioning and voice technology.
Hitachi Data Systems has unveiled a new storage device that will make it easier to archive, retrieve and protect emails, digital content for broadcasters and medical systems stored in reliable back up systems.
New technology is being developed to help blind people find their way around obstacles, follow directions easily and inform them about train and bus times through the use of cell phone, wireless Internet, global positioning and voice technology.
Disk-based storage system vendor EMC, which has in the recent past predicted the demise of tape back up systems, has struck a deal with tape library vendor Advanced Digital Information Corporation (ADIC) which would seem to indicate otherwise.
