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  • Startup Boosts Internal Security

    US startup PacketMotion has found a way to monitor who in your company is accessing what data and when, turning invisible insidious threats visible before you can even say ‘compliance’.

  • Seagate Boasts Record Profits

    According to CEO, Bill Watkins, the manufacturer achieved: "the strongest quarter in the company's history, (and) also the strongest quarter in the history of any company in the disk drive industry.

  • Senator Coonan To Leave ICT Portfolio?

    As Liberal senator Nick Minchin moves up the ladder to become the Leader of the Government in the Senate, his previous role as Deputy Leader in the Senate may be filled by the Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Art...

  • Imation Munches Memorex

    In a US$330 million all cash deal, Imation and Memorex have shaken hands and agreed that Imation will acquire the magnetic tape manufacturer.

  • Seagate Boasts Record Profits

    According to CEO, Bill Watkins, the manufacturer achieved: "the strongest quarter in the company's history, (and) also the strongest quarter in the history of any company in the disk drive industry.

  • Google Defies Feds

    US prosecutors are seeking millions of internet search records from Google, Microsoft, AOL and Yahoo! to prop up a controversial internet pornography law. Google is the only one of the four companies refusing to comply with the request.

  • DoD Embraces Trim

    Australia’s Tower software has nailed a $45.2 million with the US Department of Defence.

  • HP Strengthens Open Source Alliance

    HP has announced that it has extended its agreement with open source enterprise software provider JBoss, bringing worldwide support to its enterprise middleware suite across all HP platforms.