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  • IBM Intros Next Gen Storage Virtualisation

    IBM has announced what it has dubbed as the next-generation of storage virtualisation software, claiming it can help more efficient management and consolidation of volumes of business data.

  • Formidable Ransomware Virus on the Loose

    Kaspersky labs has issued a warning that the Gpcode – a virus that encrypts a users files so they can be extorted for the password – is again on the loose, only this time it features an almost un-crackable 1024-bit key.

  • VMware Runs it All

    EMC’s VMware is claiming that it can run virtually any application on any Windows operating system without conflict, with its new ThinApp 4.0.   

  • WD Releases 1TB ‘Black’ Drive

    Western Digital has delivered its latest drive offering: a one-terabyte, 3.5-inch, 7200 RPM monster that it claims is the fastest on the market.

  • Amazon Stumbles Again

    Following on from its website woes last Friday, Amazon is again having a rash of 'service unavailable' errors, with the retailer disappearing off the net and slowly reappearing in both the US and the UK.

  • Disaster Safe Drives

    ioSafe has just introduced a new line of 3.5” hard drives that it says are disaster-proof – a first for the industry.

  • IBM Doubles Supercomputing Speed

    A new benchmark has been set in the world of supercomputing with an IBM built machine codenamed “roadrunner” displaying petaflop speeds.

  • IBM Brings Grid Computing to Food Crisis

    Cloud computing is working wonders in the world of medical research and astronomy, and as more computing power comes online IBM is working to open the power of the grid to humanitarian causes such as the food crisis.

  • IBM Intros Next Gen Storage Virtualisation

    IBM has announced what it has dubbed as the next-generation of storage virtualisation software, claiming it can help more efficient management and consolidation of volumes of business data.

  • Formidable Ransomware Virus on the Loose

    Kaspersky labs has issued a warning that the Gpcode – a virus that encrypts a users files so they can be extorted for the password – is again on the loose, only this time it features an almost un-crackable 1024-bit key.

  • VMware Runs it All

    EMC’s VMware is claiming that it can run virtually any application on any Windows operating system without conflict, with its new ThinApp 4.0.   

  • WD Releases 1TB ‘Black’ Drive

    Western Digital has delivered its latest drive offering: a one-terabyte, 3.5-inch, 7200 RPM monster that it claims is the fastest on the market.

  • Amazon Stumbles Again

    Following on from its website woes last Friday, Amazon is again having a rash of 'service unavailable' errors, with the retailer disappearing off the net and slowly reappearing in both the US and the UK.

  • Disaster Safe Drives

    ioSafe has just introduced a new line of 3.5” hard drives that it says are disaster-proof – a first for the industry.

  • IBM Doubles Supercomputing Speed

    A new benchmark has been set in the world of supercomputing with an IBM built machine codenamed “roadrunner” displaying petaflop speeds.

  • IBM Brings Grid Computing to Food Crisis

    Cloud computing is working wonders in the world of medical research and astronomy, and as more computing power comes online IBM is working to open the power of the grid to humanitarian causes such as the food crisis.