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  • Novell Acquires PlateSpin

    Novell is making further inroads into the next-generation of data centres, announcing that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire PlateSpin and its workload management solutions.

  • Internet Censorship Crosses Borders

    Following January’s mysterious undersea cable problems, censorship in Pakistan has been blamed for another curious outage that saw two-thirds of the world’s YouTube users cut off from the astronomically popular video sharing site.

  • ISPs Call on ACCC to Examine Telstra ADSL2+ Expansion

    In the wake of Telstra’s decision to upgrade 900 exchanges to handle ADSL2+, a group of ISPs has come forward and demanded access to the expanded network, saying that if Telstra retains exclusive use competition will be substantially lessened.

  • Start-up Speeds up SSDs

    The solid state disk (SSD) market has been gathering significant momentum over the past few months, and with Pliant Technologies, a start-up with the enterprise market in its sights, claiming it has technology to greatly improve the medium...

  • EMC Acquisition no Pi in the Sky

    EMC will soon be giving its cloud computing capabilities a boost after announcing a new agreement to acquire software and personal information management services provider Pi Corporation.

  • Iron Mountain Opens Local Backup Service

    Iron Mountain has announced that its Connected Backup for PC and LiveVault server backup solutions are now available in Australia thanks to a new locally-operated data centre in Sydney.

  • Aussie Chip Achieves Scorching Wireless Data Speeds

    A tiny new Aussie chip is making waves this week, promising to shake up the wireless industry by not only drastically increasing data transfer speeds, but doing it at a fraction of the cost of today’s solutions.

  • Novell Acquires PlateSpin

    Novell is making further inroads into the next-generation of data centres, announcing that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire PlateSpin and its workload management solutions.

  • Internet Censorship Crosses Borders

    Following January’s mysterious undersea cable problems, censorship in Pakistan has been blamed for another curious outage that saw two-thirds of the world’s YouTube users cut off from the astronomically popular video sharing site.

  • ISPs Call on ACCC to Examine Telstra ADSL2+ Expansion

    In the wake of Telstra’s decision to upgrade 900 exchanges to handle ADSL2+, a group of ISPs has come forward and demanded access to the expanded network, saying that if Telstra retains exclusive use competition will be substantially lessened.

  • Start-up Speeds up SSDs

    The solid state disk (SSD) market has been gathering significant momentum over the past few months, and with Pliant Technologies, a start-up with the enterprise market in its sights, claiming it has technology to greatly improve the medium...

  • EMC Acquisition no Pi in the Sky

    EMC will soon be giving its cloud computing capabilities a boost after announcing a new agreement to acquire software and personal information management services provider Pi Corporation.

  • Iron Mountain Opens Local Backup Service

    Iron Mountain has announced that its Connected Backup for PC and LiveVault server backup solutions are now available in Australia thanks to a new locally-operated data centre in Sydney.

  • Aussie Chip Achieves Scorching Wireless Data Speeds

    A tiny new Aussie chip is making waves this week, promising to shake up the wireless industry by not only drastically increasing data transfer speeds, but doing it at a fraction of the cost of today’s solutions.