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  • IBM Readies Blue Clouds

    IBM has unveiled plans for a new series of cloud computing offerings that it claims will enable corporate data centres to “operate more like the internet” by enabling computing across a distributed, worldwide fabric of resources, rather th...

  • Open Document Foundation Abandons Namesake, Closes up Shop

    After a long and bitter battle with Microsoft, the Open Source Foundation, supporter of the OpenDocument Format (ODF), has in recent weeks not only thrown its support behind a third obscure format, but in the last few days has decided to b...

  • SanDisk Shows off Compelling Hybrid Solution

    With the solid state disk (SSD) market heating up by the day, SanDisk has announced an interesting take on hybrid drives, presenting a flash-based disk that works in conjunction with a regular magnetic hard disk to speed up system operations.

  • Aussie Firms Compete for ICT Glory at APICTA Awards

    The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) is trumpeting the achievements of Aussie ITC companies this week, announcing that eleven Australian firms and one Queensland Year 12 student are in the running for awards at this years...

  • Postini Extends Content Policy Management

    The on-demand security firm Postini, recently acquired by Google, has announced new content policy management capabilities for Google Apps, increasing the security and compliance capabilities for the online application suite.

  • Quantum-Riverbed Data De-duplication Dispute Heats Up

    Following recent rumblings in their data de-duplication patent dispute and Quantum’s launch of legal action, Riverbed Technology has announced that it has filed its own patent infringement claim, claiming Quantum is infringing on its paten...

  • Sun xVM Opens Up Virtualization

    Speaking at the Oracle OpenWorld conference in San Francisco, Sun Microsystems CEO Jonathan Scwartz has lifted the lid on Sun’s free open source virtualization offering.