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  • McData to whip out its switch blade

    McData and QLogic are to co-develop SAN switch blades as part of an exclusive partnership in the area of server-embedded switches. The switch blade will allow users to extend a McData fabric from the core of the SAN to the rapidly expandin...

  • SANmelody in tune with standards

    DataCore has received a pat on the back for its SANmelody Disk Server software, after it was recognised by the Storage Performance Council for its iSCSI performance capabilities.

  • Warnings issued over infected banners

    Security fears have been issued over website ad banners that have been attacking vulnerabilities inside Internet Explorer to launch malicious code and re-direct users to different sites.

  • StorageTek and Veritas unite services

    A global agreement has been launched between StorageTek and Veritas to provide customers with one point of contact when they need immediate help and support for their storage systems.

  • Web browser promises to reject scams

    A new version of Deepnet Explorer will be released soon that promises to automatically alert users to possible attacks by phishing scams and the existence of suspicious websites.

  • Government awards best of Aussie IT

    The government has chosen twenty-one winners from its competition to find the most innovative companies in Australia, which included categories under the banners of business industrial software solutions, communication applications, e-comm...

  • Research reveals benefits of centralised printing

    Fragmented internal printing systems could be a thing of the past thanks to a whitepaper, which suggests that centralised printing can make it easier for organisations to share information that is essential to their daily business.

  • Christmas cheer to be tempered with rise in scams

    The increase in goodwill and general bonhomie experienced by many of us over the festive period will be overshadowed to a degree by a significant increase in the amount of email scams doing the rounds in the lead up to Christmas.