Expect data centre habits to change shape in 2008 as virtualisation moves back stage, data de-duplication steps into the limelight and the rush for better storage utilisation heats ups.
It’s been talked about, hyped up, touted as a serious threat to VMware and dismissed, rubbished and huffed at but Microsoft’s Virtualisation offering has hit the public domain in an open beta test.
Optus has inked a deal with Israeli based Gilat for an expansion of its satellite broadband network while at the same time churning out a $500 million roll out of its 3G mobile broadband network into regional Australia.
Researchers in the US have reportedly hit upon a new method of data storage that uses nanolasers to hit densities upwards of 10 terabits per square inch.
It’s Patch Tuesday, meaning it is that fateful day of Microsoft patch releases which has been known to cause headaches for IT departments and celebrations for end users who get to see their issues patched up.
Very public and very embarrassing moments can do amazing things when it comes to opening the purse strings of an organisation trying to prevent the same thing from ever occurring again, such is the case with the Ohio State Governments mass...
Presenting at the International Electron Devices Meeting in Washington, Toshiba has announced the development of a new double tunneling layer technology that opens up the possibility of 10 nanometre flash memory.
