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  • New company targets emerging wireless NAS market

    Palmchip Corporation, which produces semiconductor IP and system-on-chip (SoC) platform technology, has launched a new company to that will focus on manufacturing chips exclusively for wireless storage applications.

  • IBM content with Venetica acquisition

    IBM is to bolster its content management capabilities with the acquisition of Venetica, a company that specialises in managing unstructured data within HTML, XML, and audio and video files. While IBM already has technology to manage such d...

  • Linux desktop transformer

    LaCie has released a portable hard drive that uses MandrakeSoft's version of Linux to transform any computer into a Linux box, without any modifications being made to it.

  • Worldwide sweep on Internet crime

    Following a three month investigation into crimes, including disabling web sites, over 100 people have been arrested in what is considered to be the biggest worldwide crack down on identity theft, hacking and Internet related crime.

  • Taxing issue of compliance solved

    Australian software provider 80-20 Software has secured a deal with the Australian Taxation Office, which will see it provide its Leaders Online technology to manage and publish internally governance questionnaires and underpin the impleme...

  • EMC and Telstra boost OneSteel

    OneSteel has managed to increase its report and transaction processing times by 30 percent thanks to a new storage management solutions provided by Telstra and EMC divisions.

  • SNIA hails vendor unification

    SNIA claimed at this week's Storage World event, held in Sydney, that the challenges and complexities of managing multi-vendor storage environments should be a concern of the past thanks to its efforts to create standards throughout the industry.

  • Encryption flaws no huge worry

    Recent reports about encryption flaws in hash algorithms is not considered to be the security risk that some might fear, although concerns do show that alternatives are needed, according to Gartner.

  • Improved disaster recovery for small businesses

    Big Blue is making plans to offer a disaster recovery service for smaller businesses that use network-attached storage systems, so that they can provide hot backup for every aspect of their networks.