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  • Seagate to Acquire Maxtor

    Getting into 2005 by the skin of their teeth, Seagate and Maxtor have struck an agreement to merge in a US$1.9 billion all-stock mega deal. The combined company will retain Seagate’s name.

  • Teradata Releases Data Warehouse 8.1

    Teradata is shipping the latest version of its data warehousing software suite. It’s been two years since the last version hit the market in 2003, now Warehouse 8.1 is out and strutting around showing off its apparent enhancements to perfor...

  • Classic Blockbuster Needs Kong-Sized Solutions

    Peter Jackson’s remake of the iconic King Kong has hit the cinemas. One of, if not the most CGI heavy movie in history, Kong has raised the bar when it comes to digital visuals. To do this, it needed a data archival system as powerful as th...

  • Mozilla Responds to FireFox Flaw

    IDM recently reported that a new release of the world’s second favourite web browser, FireFox, had a snappy new bug possibly opening clients up to a Denial of Service (DOS) attack.

  • HP Hedges Bets on Next Gen DVD

    Just as Sony’s Blu-Ray technology seemed to be taking the lead in the next generation DVD contest HP, one of its bigger supporters, has suddenly decided to support both formats.

  • Secrets of Australian IT Winners

    The fourth Annual secrets of IT competition has come to a close. And with its sunset comes a bight dawn to 22 innovative Australian IT companies.

  • An Interview With Dr. Radia Perlman

    IDM recently caught up with Sun Microsystem’s eminent Dr. Radia Perlman to have a chat about security, arborescent algorithms and the evolution of networking.