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  • Cisco swallows Apple storage medicine

    Apple has provided a welcome solution for Cisco's litigation archive through the use of Apple's new Xsan file system and Xserve RAID storage subsystem to archive the company's global email communications for compliance requirements.

  • Dicom, Adobe combine to simplify document capture

    Information capture specialists Dicom Group's subsidiary Kofax has signed an agreement with Adobe Systems to integrate Adobe's LiveCycle Barcoded Forms into Kofax's Ascent Capture platform. The combined solution will enable companies, gove...

  • System integrators doing all white by Seagate

    Disk storage vendor Seagate has made available the latest in its range of notebook hard drives – the Momentus 5400.2 hard drive – to whitebook builders in Australia. The drive has a capacity of up to 100GB and areal density of 50GB per disk.

  • Cisco teams up with EMC to unite remote offices

    Cisco is planning to sell EMC's storage products with its File Engine Series to make it easier for companies to completely manage, store and protect information held at remote offices and keeps this data linked to a central data centre.

  • New compliance regulations trigger email archiving boom

    The increasingly regulated environment around information storage and retrieval is helping to bring about a boom in email archiving applications, with the market revenue soaring to over US$180 million (AU$237 million) worldwide in 2004, up...

  • Internet set for major attacks due to wider use

    Large-scale attacks will be inflicted on the Internet infrastructure over the next 10 years, according to a recent survey, which has studied the future of the Internet and predicted major influences it could face.