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  • National Archives Embrace OpenDocument

    The National Archives will be the first government department to move to the OpenDocument file format as the Digital Preservation team plans to migrate its current Xena preservation software to the OpenOffice 2.0 suite.

  • LSI Shows Off SAS Switch

    Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) supplier LSI Logic has demonstrated its first SAS switch. The company says this will open up new options in building low-cost, high-performance storage networks

  • Powerlink Chooses Objective

    Enterprise Content Management (ECM) software provider Objective has announced that Powerlink Queensland has selected it to provide an organisation-wide ECM solution.

  • IDC Predicts SMB Storage Surge

    Storage technology has been tipped to have a “breakthrough” year by industry analysts IDC, with small to medium businesses (SMBs) driving growth as they take up broadband and come to terms with data retention regulations.

  • Holographic Recording Inches Closer

    InPhase Technologies has broken the data density record and used holographic storage techniques to cram 515Gbits of data into one square inch.

  • Pillar Puts Disk Storage To Sleep

    Storage startup Pillar Data has announced plans to introduce new features to its Axiom storage such as the ability to power down idle drives.

  • Australia Weighs In On .xxx Debate

    The Australian Government has stepped up alongside the U.S. and asked that any decision regarding the proposed .xxx top level domain be delayed until more evidence of its benefits is presented.

  • Sun Sells QLogic Switches

    Fibre channel switch vendor QLogic has announced that Sun Microsystems will now be an authorised distributor of its enterprise 4Gb SANbox 5600 stackable switches.

  • SMC Unveils New VoIP Gear

    With the popularity of Voice Over IP (VoIP) growing rapidly in both business and consumer circles, SMC has announced the release of two new VoIP devices to make it even easier to take advantage of the communications technology.