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  • Canto releases Cumulus 7.6.1

    Canto Cumulus 7.6.1 is available for immediate download, offering updates to ease the transition to the advanced architecture coming in the company’s next major product release, Cumulus 8.

  • Sound techniques for audio e-discovery

    Autonomy has unveiled an advanced audio eDiscovery solution that is claimed to deliver a 95 percent reduction in the volume of audio recordings requiring review, significantly reducing eDiscovery costs while simultaneously boosting investi...

  • SharePoint hooks into SAP data

    K2 connect for SAP is new no-code software that promises to bridge the gap between SAP and the world of process-driven applications, forms and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server.

  • Seagate Releases High-Capacity Drives

    Hot on the heels of Western Digitals’s latest 2TB drives, Seagate has announced the release of its own high-capacity drives; the enterprise-class Constellation family.

  • Typo Sees Google Flag Every Website as Malicious

    If you were using Google search between 6:30 a.m. PST and 7:25 a.m. PST, then chances are you would have noticed that every Google search result contained warnings of malware, but fear not, according to Google an errant forward slash and n...

  • Kell Shows Off SMB Server System

    Kell Systems has rolled out its ComputerVault Mini, dubbing the system an affordable computer room alternative for small offices thanks to a combination of extreme noise reduction and high thermal capacity.

  • Racemi Speeds Provisioning

    Racemi has debut the latest version of its image-based provisioning software, saying it can be used for disaster recovery, data centre consolidation and data centre automation applications.

  • Book to Help Green Data Centres Launched

    StorageIO founder and industry veteran Greg Schulz has published a new book on ‘green’ data centres, detailing leading-edge IT strategies for creating energy-efficient data centres.

  • Samsung Releases 4GB DRAM Chips

    Samsung is talking up its latest storage offering this week, the world’s first 4GB DDR3 DRAM chip using 50 nm process technology.