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  • Where have all the SANs gone?

    While vendors tell end-users that networked storage will be the panacea to fix all storage woes, the storage-area network (SAN) is still an unproven mythological beast because what passes for SANs today are based on fibre channels, accordin...

  • The Smart State and the west lead employment expectations

    Queensland and West Australia are the most optimistic about employment opportunities. The latest TMP Worldwide Job Index has found that employers from the two states are planning on recruiting new staff and retaining current employment levels.

  • I am SAM

    SAM (storage-area management) is the hottest new acronym to be appended to storage vendor product releases, according to Gartner analysts. However, pick your SAM wisely.

  • STOCKWATCH: War avoidance helps stocks

    Tech stocks looked healthier at the close of business yesterday when the government of Iraq agreed to a United Nations Resolution to allow weapons inspectors into the country. This has temporarily avoided a war between the United States and Iraq.

  • See your storage solutions

    Next week sees the annual Storage World exhibition at Sydney's Convention and Exhibition centre in Darling Harbour. The Terrapinn organised event is backed by all the big players in the storage sector, including Computer Associates, IBM, Le...

  • Adaptec mops up bankrupt Tricord

    The tricorder from Star Trek is a classic in future technology, so Adaptec's purchase of bankrupt NAS developer Tricord Systems has good omens in its push to develop hybrid NAS/SAN devices.

  • Zip it and Stuffit

    Iomega and Aladdin Systems have joined forces to bring automated compression to removable media in a development that will particularly interest Apple-using publishing houses.

  • Where have all the SANs gone?

    While vendors tell end-users that networked storage will be the panacea to fix all storage woes, the storage-area network (SAN) is still an unproven mythological beast because what passes for SANs today are based on fibre channels, accordin...

  • The Smart State and the west lead employment expectations

    Queensland and West Australia are the most optimistic about employment opportunities. The latest TMP Worldwide Job Index has found that employers from the two states are planning on recruiting new staff and retaining current employment levels.

  • I am SAM

    SAM (storage-area management) is the hottest new acronym to be appended to storage vendor product releases, according to Gartner analysts. However, pick your SAM wisely.

  • STOCKWATCH: War avoidance helps stocks

    Tech stocks looked healthier at the close of business yesterday when the government of Iraq agreed to a United Nations Resolution to allow weapons inspectors into the country. This has temporarily avoided a war between the United States and Iraq.

  • See your storage solutions

    Next week sees the annual Storage World exhibition at Sydney's Convention and Exhibition centre in Darling Harbour. The Terrapinn organised event is backed by all the big players in the storage sector, including Computer Associates, IBM, Le...

  • Adaptec mops up bankrupt Tricord

    The tricorder from Star Trek is a classic in future technology, so Adaptec's purchase of bankrupt NAS developer Tricord Systems has good omens in its push to develop hybrid NAS/SAN devices.

  • Zip it and Stuffit

    Iomega and Aladdin Systems have joined forces to bring automated compression to removable media in a development that will particularly interest Apple-using publishing houses.