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  • OpenOffice Leading Open Source Adoption

    With the latest release candidate out for OpenOffice 3, the open source office suite is picking up steam, and along with Firefox, it is proving to be far and away the most popular piece of open source software out there.

  • Overland to be De-registered from Nasdaq?

    It’s no secret that after several years of net losses when it comes to earnings, Overland Storage has been struggling a bit of late. However, the company’s profile has now sunk so low that it is in danger of being de-registered from Nasdaq.

  • Datacentres Weighed Down by Energy Costs

    According to a new study from IDC, datacentre energy costs are on the rise, with Western European organisations spending an estimated €1.6 (AU$2.85) billion in 2007 to power servers.

  • The world’s simplest Web CMS?

    Estonian startup Zimplit has created what is claimed to be the “easiest” software platform for building a a content-managed Web site.

  • Unitrends Releases Rapid Recovery 4.0

    Data protection and restoration specialist Unitrends has announced new additions to its disaster recovery platform, promising unparalleled simplicity and support for upwards of 40 operating environments.

  • Xenos serves the enterprise

    Xenos Group has launched a new Enterprise Server for electronic information infrastructure and management in the complex modern enterprise.

  • HP acquires LeftHand Networks

    HP is to acquire LeftHand Networks, a provider of storage virtualisation and iSCSI storage area network (SAN) solutions, for $US360 million in cash

  • IBM launches into the Cloud

    IBM is acknowledging the appeal of cloud computing with a new commitment to extend its traditional software delivery model.

  • OEMs Given Another Windows XP Lifeline

    Despite its best efforts to get the world to embrace Vista, Microsoft has again shifted the deadline for Windows XP’s retirement, boosting it by another six months.

  • OpenOffice Leading Open Source Adoption

    With the latest release candidate out for OpenOffice 3, the open source office suite is picking up steam, and along with Firefox, it is proving to be far and away the most popular piece of open source software out there.

  • Overland to be De-registered from Nasdaq?

    It’s no secret that after several years of net losses when it comes to earnings, Overland Storage has been struggling a bit of late. However, the company’s profile has now sunk so low that it is in danger of being de-registered from Nasdaq.

  • Datacentres Weighed Down by Energy Costs

    According to a new study from IDC, datacentre energy costs are on the rise, with Western European organisations spending an estimated €1.6 (AU$2.85) billion in 2007 to power servers.

  • The world’s simplest Web CMS?

    Estonian startup Zimplit has created what is claimed to be the “easiest” software platform for building a a content-managed Web site.

  • Unitrends Releases Rapid Recovery 4.0

    Data protection and restoration specialist Unitrends has announced new additions to its disaster recovery platform, promising unparalleled simplicity and support for upwards of 40 operating environments.

  • Xenos serves the enterprise

    Xenos Group has launched a new Enterprise Server for electronic information infrastructure and management in the complex modern enterprise.

  • HP acquires LeftHand Networks

    HP is to acquire LeftHand Networks, a provider of storage virtualisation and iSCSI storage area network (SAN) solutions, for $US360 million in cash

  • IBM launches into the Cloud

    IBM is acknowledging the appeal of cloud computing with a new commitment to extend its traditional software delivery model.

  • OEMs Given Another Windows XP Lifeline

    Despite its best efforts to get the world to embrace Vista, Microsoft has again shifted the deadline for Windows XP’s retirement, boosting it by another six months.