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  • HP results spark tech stocks surge

    Tech stocks soared on Nasdaq yesterday after computer giant Hewlett-Packard surprised Wall Street with an upbeat revenue forecast, stirring a tender hope in the industry for a recovery.

  • HP centre on Australian soil

    Technology heavyweight Hewlett-Packard has chosen Australia as the location for a new storage facility which it claims is one of the largest in the world.

  • Market needs guidance on storage, survey reveals

    Most information technology departments are grappling to understand how emerging storage technologies will assist them “firefight” day-to-day storage management issues, a Meta Group survey has revealed.

  • Storage on a keyring

    Using Universal Serial Bus technology to connect storage devices is not new, but connecting the media directly to a USB port is an innovation boasted by the new Mini USB Drive from Iomega.

  • iSCSI bus gets moving

    QLogic and LSI Logic have this week launched the first host bus adapters supporting iSCSI - an essential building block for the assembly of storage solutions based on the freshly-approved networking protocol.

  • McData shows off FCIP

    McData used the Comdex show in Las Vegas this week to claim a world first in displaying a director-class storage switch running the Fibre Channel Over IP protocol.

  • Magnetic storage turned on its head

    Seagate Technology has fired the latest salvo in the battle for greater areal density in magnetic storage media, by rethinking a major part of the way data is recorded.

  • Stone thrown across the ditch

    Datamail, the largest integrated document management company in New Zealand, it chose this year to test the waters for offering services to not only Australia, but the US and UK.

  • HP results spark tech stocks surge

    Tech stocks soared on Nasdaq yesterday after computer giant Hewlett-Packard surprised Wall Street with an upbeat revenue forecast, stirring a tender hope in the industry for a recovery.

  • HP centre on Australian soil

    Technology heavyweight Hewlett-Packard has chosen Australia as the location for a new storage facility which it claims is one of the largest in the world.

  • Market needs guidance on storage, survey reveals

    Most information technology departments are grappling to understand how emerging storage technologies will assist them “firefight” day-to-day storage management issues, a Meta Group survey has revealed.

  • Storage on a keyring

    Using Universal Serial Bus technology to connect storage devices is not new, but connecting the media directly to a USB port is an innovation boasted by the new Mini USB Drive from Iomega.

  • iSCSI bus gets moving

    QLogic and LSI Logic have this week launched the first host bus adapters supporting iSCSI - an essential building block for the assembly of storage solutions based on the freshly-approved networking protocol.

  • McData shows off FCIP

    McData used the Comdex show in Las Vegas this week to claim a world first in displaying a director-class storage switch running the Fibre Channel Over IP protocol.

  • Magnetic storage turned on its head

    Seagate Technology has fired the latest salvo in the battle for greater areal density in magnetic storage media, by rethinking a major part of the way data is recorded.

  • Stone thrown across the ditch

    Datamail, the largest integrated document management company in New Zealand, it chose this year to test the waters for offering services to not only Australia, but the US and UK.