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  • BitMicro Shipping 416GB SSDs

    BitMicro is now shipping its latest line of 2.5” solid state drives, the E-Disk ATA-133, which is targeted at capacity and performance driven applications.

  • Six ISPs to Participate in Internet Filter Trial

    Communications Minister Stephen Conroy has announced that six ISPs will be participating in the initial phase of the government’s controversial mandatory internet filtration program. However, the announcement has drawn even more criticism ...

  • LeftHand Releases SAS Starter SAN

    HP’s LeftHand Networks has launched a new entry-level SAN that it says improves performance and reduces storage costs within midsized virtualised server environments.

  • Second Hand Drives Spill Many Secrets

    New York-based computer forensics firm Kessler International has released the results of a study on second hand hard drives, saying that an alarming 40 percent of the drives it purchased off eBay were not wiped correctly.

  • Websense Upgrades Cloud Security Service

    Security specialist Websense has rolled out new enhancements to its cloud-based security services, promising better protection from emerging Web 2.0 and converged threats.

  • ReadSoft Automates Accounts Payable

    ReadSoft has announced that it has inked a new EUR300,000 deal with a UK government organisation to automate its accounts payable operations with the company’s Oracle E-Business-certified invoice processing solution.

  • Microsoft preps high-end search for the masses

    At its FASTforward’09 conference in Las Vegas this week Microsoft’s newly acquired FAST subsidiary laid out a two-pronged development strategy for its enterprise search assets – one aimed at Internet businesses and the other at business pr...

  • SMS server integrates with Sharepoint

    Talariax claims the process of setting up an in-house SMS server is a snip with its new sendQuick device, which can also interface to workflows in Sharepoint easily without writing code.

  • Storage to Suffer Less Budget Cuts

    IDC has released the results of a new European storage survey claiming it illustrates a telling market shift towards tactical spending, although at the same time it also shows that cuts in spending are less likely for storage than other areas of IT.

  • Digital Dark Ages Defeated?

    Researchers from Portsmouth University in the UK working on an innovative plan to protect our rapidly disappearing information from the digital dark ages.