Breaking News

  • Global Positing System Faces Solar Threats

    Navigating planes, cars, banking transfers and even military operations may be a more little difficult after a solar eruption in December 2006 disrupted the Global Positioning System.

  • FBI’s Second Life Probe

    At the invitation of Second Life’s real-world hosts Linden Lab, the FBI has investigated the online community’s gambling facilities.

  • Rackable Makes the Data Centre Mobile

    Following Sun’s Blackbox, Data centre specialist Rackable is showing off its latest modular “containerised” data centre, emphasizing mobility, extreme density and low power costs.

  • Sun and Boeing Speed Research Data

    Sun Microsystems and Boeing are teaming up to launch a new open architecture that they say will enable organisations to collect, process and store massive amounts of data at unheard of speeds.

  • BitDefender’s Most Wanted

    BitDefender have named the top ten malware threats for March in a list covering 60 percent of all viruses seen in circulation and a call to beware of malware ‘Darwinism.’

  • GEON Upgrades Auckland Printery

    Auckland printing service provider GEON has just commissioned a new purpose-built printing facility in Auckland, greatly increasing its printing and mailing capabilities.

  • Iomega Releases 2TB Storage Device

    Iomega has announced its latest SMB san solution, a two terabyte RAID box that comes with hot-swappable drives, an LCD status panel and formidable data redundancy capabilities thanks to EMC’s Retrospect Express.

  • Thin Clients Change Atmosphere

    A German study has found significant power, ecological and financial savings can be harvested by making the switch from PCs to thin clients.