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  • Sun Shines on Open Source Storage

    In a boost to the storage side of the open source and the Solaris operating system, Sun Microsystems says it will donate its storage technologies to assist the work developers within the OpenSolaris community.

  • Beyond 2000: A Broadband Crisis Point

    Australia’s broadband situation has hit a crisis point. With both sides of politics making their election promises, when will Australia finally regain its status as a world leader in telecommunications?

  • Off Site Backs the SMEs

    Tasmania’s largest document storage company has built on the electronic needs of its client base to create a personalised offsite backup solution for Australian SMEs.

  • QLogic and Novell Flex SUSE Virtualisation Muscles

    QLogic has announced a new Fibre Channel host bus adapters virtualisation solution for Novell’s SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, enabling easier creation and management of virtual machines across data centres.

  • Avalanche Roots out the Rootkits

    Avalanche Technology Group have released the AVG Anti-Rootkit for detecting and removing ‘rootkits,’ otherwise known as a nasty form of malware hiding out in the back of a computer or application’s operating system kernel.

  • Insurance Companies Swamped by Data

    According to Ernst & Young LLP’s Insurance and Actuarial Advisory Services, the insurance industry is struggling to meet data management and compliance demands.

  • FileWorks Offers SMBs Online Document Management

    FileWorks has announced the release of a new online document management system that it says offers secure, Web-based data storage and online document management for less than the cost of a cup of coffee a day.

  • Google Tests Voice Search

    Google has quietly released a beta version of a new voice search system in the US that builds on Google maps to deliver local business information to users by phone.