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  • Euro helps Sun into profit

    Sun Microsystems reported a quarterly profit, helped it said by the strong Euro, the single currency for Europe, making their systems more affordable in that market.

  • Veritas Q1 good, but Asia Pacific could drag down Q2

    Storage management software vendor Veritas announced its first quarter results this week and reported revenues of US$394 million, but CEO Gary Bloom warned that the SARS epidemic could severely hit the second quarter results, if the illness...

  • Grubbing around the Net

    Internet users are being asked to be the future of search engines. Rather than just logging onto a search engine and expecting it to provide the results, LookSmart wants users to act as a community by using their PCs as the basis for a sear...

  • Alphawest joins the Towers in GSAS

    Alphawest has joined Tower Software and Tower Technology as a supplier of Records and Information Systems to government agencies in New South Wales. Alphawest will offer a system based on Tower Software's TRIM application; Tower technology ...

  • Aussie search tool helps combat terrorism

    Already used by law enforcement organisations for searching incident reports, offender databases and evidence reports, ISYS is finding a new application in the identification and tracking of suspected terrorists.

  • Data storage goes on the Net

    Disaster recovery and back up dominate storage speak at the moment and to many, the last place they would consider using as a storage media is the Internet, but CSIRO has announced that it is researching technologies that will provide just that.

  • P4 compatible hard drives

    Maxtor's serial ATA hard drives are compatible with the Intel 875P chipset for the Pentium 4 processor.

  • Euro helps Sun into profit

    Sun Microsystems reported a quarterly profit, helped it said by the strong Euro, the single currency for Europe, making their systems more affordable in that market.

  • Veritas Q1 good, but Asia Pacific could drag down Q2

    Storage management software vendor Veritas announced its first quarter results this week and reported revenues of US$394 million, but CEO Gary Bloom warned that the SARS epidemic could severely hit the second quarter results, if the illness...

  • Grubbing around the Net

    Internet users are being asked to be the future of search engines. Rather than just logging onto a search engine and expecting it to provide the results, LookSmart wants users to act as a community by using their PCs as the basis for a sear...

  • Alphawest joins the Towers in GSAS

    Alphawest has joined Tower Software and Tower Technology as a supplier of Records and Information Systems to government agencies in New South Wales. Alphawest will offer a system based on Tower Software's TRIM application; Tower technology ...

  • Aussie search tool helps combat terrorism

    Already used by law enforcement organisations for searching incident reports, offender databases and evidence reports, ISYS is finding a new application in the identification and tracking of suspected terrorists.

  • Data storage goes on the Net

    Disaster recovery and back up dominate storage speak at the moment and to many, the last place they would consider using as a storage media is the Internet, but CSIRO has announced that it is researching technologies that will provide just that.

  • P4 compatible hard drives

    Maxtor's serial ATA hard drives are compatible with the Intel 875P chipset for the Pentium 4 processor.