Network Storage

Oracle has grown its enterprise content management offerings with a new online archive and email archival service, both components of its Fusion Middleware.

IBM says it may have a stunning replacement to NAND flash memory on its hands, thanks to a new breakthrough in spintronics physics.

SAP is looking to develop new strategies for "business process-driven" virtualisation in a new co-operative effort with a range of enterprise storage and IT vendors.

The Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) for Australia and New Zealand has announced its board of directors for 2008/09.

Spectra Logic claims it has new lifecycle management kit that will change how tape backup environments are viewed with its new tape-related error reduction software.

Using its October 2007 acquisition of NovusCG as a platform, IBM has released new storage optimisation services tailored with the media and entertainment industry in mind.

Hot on the heels of the IBM-Linden Labs private Second Life server announcement comes more virtual news from Big Blue, this time that they’ll be hosting an entirely virtual Life Sciences expo.

Some of the most remote places on the planet are also home to sophisticated IT deployments for everything from monitoring the ash plumes of an active volcano to tidal levels at tsunami warning centres.

While RFID (Radio frequency identification) technology is becoming more commonplace in our everyday lives, Australian industry is yet to embrace its potential to transform the management of the supply chain and end-to-end logistics.

Aiming for greater security when disposing of old IT equipment, Seagate Recovery Services has introduced three new data erasure products that use a series of algorithms to erase all data from a disk drive to ensure sensitive information do...

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