While it may not have impacted petrol prices just yet, a data remastering project by SpectrumData for Geoscience Australia has transformed 750 terabytes of seismic data to combat legacy formats and free access to exploration information. ...
2008 is shaping up to be an interesting year for scientific breakthrough and the University of Melbourne’s will be no stranger to the action. With supercomputing power on hand, the Melbourne Physics Department will assist in the Large Hadr...
>Research into all aspects of health depends on data. While the data is often in abundance, a lack of access and synergy between differing data repositories and organisations can slow down the progress of healthcare, preventing the full po...
At first glance, the confrontation between fibre channel protocol and IP-based storage protocol iSCSI could be seen as just another turf war served up by the IT industry - Microsoft vs. Sun vs. open source, J2EE vs. .Net, Macintosh vs. per...
Hitachi have announced a new suite of data migration services in what the Japanese based company are hailing as the world’s only storage agnostic and transparent solution.
IBM has announced that its POWER6 microprocessors will be scaled down for small and medium-sized customers, along with an expanded virtualisation offering.
Texas Memory Systems has laid claim to another world data storage performance record, and at the same time it claims to have broken another price versus performance record.
