An Israeli company has released what it has dubbed the world’s first commercial storage and bandwidth-reduction software development kit for image developers, claiming it can facilitate costs reductions of up to 80 percent thanks to fast c...
With Quantum of Solace hitting theatres, Swedish ISP Bahnhof is showing off its shiny new underground data centre, which is a fit locale for any Bond villain.
Hot on the heels of version 3.0 of OpenOffice.org, Sun has announced a significant update to its StarOffice suite, adding, among other features, support for Microsoft’s OpenXML format.
Web security appliance provider Barracuda Networks has found that the importance of email archiving goes beyond compliance, leading to a more efficient network overall.
A new report on digital storage for media and entertainment is unsurprisingly projecting strong growth, driven by higher resolution, more channels for content distribution and lower costs for production.
European enterprise software developer United Planet has announced the launch of its new web-based Intrexx Xtreme Document Management software, which it says is the first in a series of ready-to-use online applications in the pipeline.
Enterprise storage specialist Permabit has launched a new storage assessment service that it says shows how active archiving can dramatically reduce primary storage costs.
Worldwide spam volumes have undergone a precipitous drop this week, with levels of junk email dropping by a whopping 75 percent following the disconnection of a hosting provider in the US functioning as the nucleus for an army of spam machines.
The power of Google search has been demonstrated in a new and interesting way this week, with the company showing how its Trends tool, or in this case, Flu Trends, can uncover flu outbreaks a fortnight earlier than traditional methods.
An Israeli company has released what it has dubbed the world’s first commercial storage and bandwidth-reduction software development kit for image developers, claiming it can facilitate costs reductions of up to 80 percent thanks to fast c...
With Quantum of Solace hitting theatres, Swedish ISP Bahnhof is showing off its shiny new underground data centre, which is a fit locale for any Bond villain.
Hot on the heels of version 3.0 of OpenOffice.org, Sun has announced a significant update to its StarOffice suite, adding, among other features, support for Microsoft’s OpenXML format.
Web security appliance provider Barracuda Networks has found that the importance of email archiving goes beyond compliance, leading to a more efficient network overall.
A new report on digital storage for media and entertainment is unsurprisingly projecting strong growth, driven by higher resolution, more channels for content distribution and lower costs for production.
European enterprise software developer United Planet has announced the launch of its new web-based Intrexx Xtreme Document Management software, which it says is the first in a series of ready-to-use online applications in the pipeline.
Enterprise storage specialist Permabit has launched a new storage assessment service that it says shows how active archiving can dramatically reduce primary storage costs.
Worldwide spam volumes have undergone a precipitous drop this week, with levels of junk email dropping by a whopping 75 percent following the disconnection of a hosting provider in the US functioning as the nucleus for an army of spam machines.
The power of Google search has been demonstrated in a new and interesting way this week, with the company showing how its Trends tool, or in this case, Flu Trends, can uncover flu outbreaks a fortnight earlier than traditional methods.
