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  • QLogic gets the Legato OK

    Storage area network blades and host bus adapters from US vendor QLogic have been qualified for use with Legato's NetWorker applications by the software vendor.

  • STOCKWATCH - Restatement as we head into war

    Veritas re-stated its earnings for 2000 and 2001 again on Monday. The storage software vendor had to restate its earnings after its statement in January was revealed to have wrongly included software sales and advertising deals with AOL Time Warner.

  • Email con hits Commonwealth Bank

    An email circulating Australia yesterday tried to gain the username and passwords of Commonwealth Bank customers who use the bank's NetBank service.

  • No war footing from travel sites yet

    Travel commerce Web sites in Australia are not preparing for an armada of cancellations yet. As the US gears itself up for its invasion of Iraq, the online travel industry has swung into war room mode and has begun to offer up to the minute...

  • Heavyweights meet to chew over Spam

    Industry titans from the Internet and computing markets have met in the United States to discuss how to tackle the growing spam problem. A special meeting hosted by technology information company CNET Networks saw AOL Time Warner, Dell, Do...

  • Australia - an Irish stepping stone into Asia

    Irish technology companies in the Australian market received presidential support yesterday. President of Ireland Mary McAleese was in Sydney to spearhead further deals between Irish technology suppliers and Australian business consumers.

  • Zipping into Mini USB

    Iomega, famous for its Zip removable storage technology, has entered the mini USB storage sector with a new device that provides 256 megabytes of capacity.

  • Copying SANS

    Germany's CeBIT technology exhibition is always a hive of new product activity, and storage vendor EMC used the event to launch its latest software application, SAN Copy.

  • QLogic gets the Legato OK

    Storage area network blades and host bus adapters from US vendor QLogic have been qualified for use with Legato's NetWorker applications by the software vendor.

  • STOCKWATCH - Restatement as we head into war

    Veritas re-stated its earnings for 2000 and 2001 again on Monday. The storage software vendor had to restate its earnings after its statement in January was revealed to have wrongly included software sales and advertising deals with AOL Time Warner.

  • Email con hits Commonwealth Bank

    An email circulating Australia yesterday tried to gain the username and passwords of Commonwealth Bank customers who use the bank's NetBank service.

  • No war footing from travel sites yet

    Travel commerce Web sites in Australia are not preparing for an armada of cancellations yet. As the US gears itself up for its invasion of Iraq, the online travel industry has swung into war room mode and has begun to offer up to the minute...

  • Heavyweights meet to chew over Spam

    Industry titans from the Internet and computing markets have met in the United States to discuss how to tackle the growing spam problem. A special meeting hosted by technology information company CNET Networks saw AOL Time Warner, Dell, Do...

  • Australia - an Irish stepping stone into Asia

    Irish technology companies in the Australian market received presidential support yesterday. President of Ireland Mary McAleese was in Sydney to spearhead further deals between Irish technology suppliers and Australian business consumers.

  • Zipping into Mini USB

    Iomega, famous for its Zip removable storage technology, has entered the mini USB storage sector with a new device that provides 256 megabytes of capacity.

  • Copying SANS

    Germany's CeBIT technology exhibition is always a hive of new product activity, and storage vendor EMC used the event to launch its latest software application, SAN Copy.