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  • The Many Flavours Of Vista

    It may still be putting the finishing touches to the code, but Microsoft has announced that there will be six different versions of its upcoming Vista operating system.

  • Howard Government Challenged To Improve VIC Broadband

    The Minister for Information and Communication Technology, Marsha Thomson says that 163,000 homes and businesses across regional Victoria are without access to broadband, prompting cries of a growing infrastructure crisis in the state.

  • Adaptec Snaps Up AMD Opteron

    Adaptec has announced the Australian and New Zealand release of its latest Snap network attached storage (NAS) appliances. The first NAS platform built on AMD’s 64-bit Opteron Processor.

  • HP StorageWorks 2006 Roundup

    After two days of announcements and insight into HP’s storage vision, the sun sets over a small island off the coast of Kota Kinabalu and on StorageWorks 2006.

  • Corporate Blogging, Wiki Enabled

    US-based content management software vendor, Stellent Inc, is bringing the previously geek-centric world of the Wiki into the business world.

  • Blackberry Patent Ruled In RIM's Favour

    The US Patent and Trademark Office has issued a 'final rejection' of one of the patents previously found to have been infringed by Blackberry maker, Research In Motion.

  • Aussie Search Engine Goes Public

    The CSIRO-developed P@NOPTIC search engine has proved so successful that it is being spun off to form a new company, Funnelback Pty Ltd.

  • StorageWorks 2006 Day Two

    Day one was all about consolidation, and while this theme continues on day two, this time it has a bent on information lifecycle management (ILM).

  • StorageWorks 2006 Day One

    Announcements and adventure dominate day one of HP’s StorageWorks conference as Indiana Jones and Lara Croft roll out the welcome mat.