With the release of a new study detailing a significant and rapid rise data centre energy usage around the globe, AMD has put out a call to its industry partners to hasten their efficiency efforts, particularly in the Asia/Pacific where th...
In a bid to reduce costs and promote technological independence, the New York Stock Exchange has announced that it is investing heavily in Linux-based trading systems.
Australia’s second largest telecommunications company has announced it will more then double the maximum speed it offers on its broadband network, which is good news for fusion users but not so good for the old school.
Expect data centre habits to change shape in 2008 as virtualisation moves back stage, data de-duplication steps into the limelight and the rush for better storage utilisation heats ups.
Optus has inked a deal with Israeli based Gilat for an expansion of its satellite broadband network while at the same time churning out a $500 million roll out of its 3G mobile broadband network into regional Australia.
It’s been talked about, hyped up, touted as a serious threat to VMware and dismissed, rubbished and huffed at but Microsoft’s Virtualisation offering has hit the public domain in an open beta test.
A new report from New Zealand’s Ministry of Justice has put open source solutions ahead of their proprietary peers, claiming that they are more cost-effective, supportable and stable.
The Norwegian company behind the popular Opera internet browser has filed a complaint against Microsoft with the European Commission, claiming that the software giant is abusing its dominant market position by bundling Internet Explorer wi...
On-demand document management and workflow specialist SpringCM has announced that it is teaming up with the web-based signature automation service EchoSign to streamline document approval cycles.
With the release of a new study detailing a significant and rapid rise data centre energy usage around the globe, AMD has put out a call to its industry partners to hasten their efficiency efforts, particularly in the Asia/Pacific where th...
In a bid to reduce costs and promote technological independence, the New York Stock Exchange has announced that it is investing heavily in Linux-based trading systems.
Australia’s second largest telecommunications company has announced it will more then double the maximum speed it offers on its broadband network, which is good news for fusion users but not so good for the old school.
Expect data centre habits to change shape in 2008 as virtualisation moves back stage, data de-duplication steps into the limelight and the rush for better storage utilisation heats ups.
Optus has inked a deal with Israeli based Gilat for an expansion of its satellite broadband network while at the same time churning out a $500 million roll out of its 3G mobile broadband network into regional Australia.
It’s been talked about, hyped up, touted as a serious threat to VMware and dismissed, rubbished and huffed at but Microsoft’s Virtualisation offering has hit the public domain in an open beta test.
A new report from New Zealand’s Ministry of Justice has put open source solutions ahead of their proprietary peers, claiming that they are more cost-effective, supportable and stable.
The Norwegian company behind the popular Opera internet browser has filed a complaint against Microsoft with the European Commission, claiming that the software giant is abusing its dominant market position by bundling Internet Explorer wi...
On-demand document management and workflow specialist SpringCM has announced that it is teaming up with the web-based signature automation service EchoSign to streamline document approval cycles.
