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  • .NET Program Launched in South Australia

    The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) and Microsoft Australia have announced the South Australian Government’s successful launch of the SouthAustralia.NET (SA.NET) Industry Development Cluster.

  • Samsung Speeds SSDs

    Samsung has announced that it is now mass producing a new 256GB solid state disk (SSD), saying that the new drive offers substantial speed improvements, in some cases more than doubling the performance of its 64 and 128GB SSDs.

  • Outlook gets a Web 2.0 makeover

    Gmail fans who want the same functionality in Outlook will be thrilled by the launch of Taglocity 2.0 for Outlook, a free email management add-in for Microsoft Outlook 2003/2007.

  • MyDocs makes email easy on SharePoint

    A new tool that makes it simple to place Outlook and Lotus Notes emails into SharePoint and share those files within a document library has been released by nSynergy.

  • Australia leads standards push on governance

    Standards Australia has been appointed secretariat and convenor of a new international working group to drive development and harmonisation of International Standards on corporate governance of IT.

  • Giant data centre opens in Brisbane

    IT infrastructure and services company Digital Sense has taken the wraps off the first stage of its multi-million dollar data centre complex in Brisbane, claimed to be the largest and highest-density facility of its kind in the world.

  • Supercomputers Pass Petaflop Barrier

    The latest batch of supercomputers has been unveiled this week, with the list for this years top 500 number crunchers including several breaking the petaflop barrier – a milestone some researchers say could revolutionise science more than ...

  • Symantec Launches Cloud Services

    Symantec has launched a new online services platform specifically targeted at cloud management, saying it can help organisations identify hidden risks in their data centres and improve service availability.

  • SAP to resell Open Text Invoice capture

    The purchase of Captaris has quickly borne fruit for Open Text, with SAP announcing it will soon begin reselling the document capture solution Invoice Capture Centre as an OCR option for SAP Invoice Management.