Network Storage

HP has just released a trio of new thin clients, including a new laptop that can store data and access everything else, from OS to applications, wirelessly from a central server.

Kidaro has unveiled a new take on virtualisation, tying desktop virtualisation into a disaster recovery solution which enables employees to load their work desktops on their personal PCs.

Hewlett Packard has announced two brand new energy-efficient desktop PC’s which the computing giant claims is the industry’s first to feature a Solid State Drive (SSD).

A new report has warned organisations to get with the programme and realise industrial innovation has been and gone, it’s the user-led paradigm prevalent in online technologies that’s now leading the charge.

When the British Ministry of Defence had a laptop stolen with the personal details of 600,000 people interested in joining the armed forces there was a collective gasp at the extend of the data loss, further reports have come to light whic...

Removable storage developer ProStor and eDiscovery provide Kazeon have announced that they are teaming up on a new integrated archiving solution.

Avans University of Applied Sciences in The Netherlands has announced that using Cisco Application Networking it has virtualised many of its applications, reducing costs and improving provisioning speeds of e-learning systems and applications.

EMC has unveiled its MozyEnterprise software for online backup of desktops, laptops and remote Windows servers. The release was also marked with several new developments in the company’s SaaS push.

While the predictions being laid for today’s trading were forecasting disaster, there was still an aura of hope and a twinkle in many shareholders’ eyes. What’s been unleashed on the Australian Stock Exchange since it opened for trading th...

Dell is rolling out new additions to its PowerEdge blade server line, claiming it can cut power consumption by 19 percent compared to HP’s solutions while delivering 28 percent better performance per watt than IBM.

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