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  • DataBasics says thanks a million, not half

    DataBasics has firmly established itself as a solid, long-term player in the digital asset management industry after announcing that its sales of Canto Cumulus in Australia for 2004 reached over half a million dollars.

  • TASkey to lead by example shown at ADO

    TASkey is looking to provide an increased level of service in project management to companies throughout Australia and New Zealand through the establishment of two new partners.

  • HP's CEO steps down from power

    Carleton Fiorina stepped down as chairman and chief executive officer of Hewlett-Packard this week because her opinions on strategy for HP were too different from the rest of the board.

  • Sierra builds bridges to fill in storage gaps

    Sierra Logic have released a new array of silicon storage bridges to integrate Fibre Channels to Serial ATA silicon storage bridges to help enterprises work more easily with multiple applications.

  • Laptops soon offered at less than $100

    Children in the developing world could soon have access to laptops that cost less than $100, thanks to the vision of the founder of MIT's Media Labs, Nicholas Negroponte, who is looking to sell the computers to governments around the world.

  • Symantec chief digs "ghost" rival Microsoft

    Reacting to Microsoft's plans to compete in the anti-spyware market, Symantec CEO John Thompson has challenged the software giant to provide details of what it actually plans to offer the market.

  • IBM, Sony, Toshiba open Cell doors to supercomputing

    High maintenance digital media and graphics will now be dealt with more easily and quickly thanks to the development of a new Cell microprocessor, which integrates 234 million transistors and can provide 10 times the performance of the lat...