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  • Veritas and Datastor take on NZ market

    Datastor has partnered up with Veritas to provide new products designed uniquely to take care of data protection, disaster recovery and storage management in New Zealand.

  • SCO launches online licence payment site

    The SCO Group has introduced a website for Linux users that want to purchase a licence that SCO says covers Linux users for the use of its proprietary Unix source code, parts of which SCO claim has been illegally incorporated into the sour...

  • Snap increases storage for NAS servers

    Snap Appliance has increased the capacity of its 1100, 2200 and 4200 network-attached storage (NAS) offerings to allow smaller businesses to use enterprise standard servers.

  • Dell offers cheaper storage

    Dell has decided to build SANs in house, so that they can provide it at a cheaper price to smaller and medium-sized businesses.

  • Boost for Aussie tech jobs market

    The Australian Information and Communications Technology (ICT) has received a welcome boost following the release of a survey showing that a significant increase in employment opportunities for ICT professionals.

  • Oracle in row over market definition

    Enterprise software maker Oracle is locked in a dispute with federal antitrust regulators in the U.S. over how Oracle's market should be defined as part of the ongoing review of the company's PeopleSoft takeover bid.

  • HPA first to use UDO in Australia

    Hermes Precisa Austraia has become the first organisation to install UDO (ultra density optical) technology into the archiving system for the Health and Insurance Commission.

  • Aussie open source advocates attack SCO

    The Open Source Victoria (OSV) industry cluster has filed a complaint with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) against The SCO Group in response to the vendor's requests for licence fees from enterprise Linux users.

  • Veritas and Datastor take on NZ market

    Datastor has partnered up with Veritas to provide new products designed uniquely to take care of data protection, disaster recovery and storage management in New Zealand.

  • SCO launches online licence payment site

    The SCO Group has introduced a website for Linux users that want to purchase a licence that SCO says covers Linux users for the use of its proprietary Unix source code, parts of which SCO claim has been illegally incorporated into the sour...

  • Snap increases storage for NAS servers

    Snap Appliance has increased the capacity of its 1100, 2200 and 4200 network-attached storage (NAS) offerings to allow smaller businesses to use enterprise standard servers.

  • Dell offers cheaper storage

    Dell has decided to build SANs in house, so that they can provide it at a cheaper price to smaller and medium-sized businesses.

  • Boost for Aussie tech jobs market

    The Australian Information and Communications Technology (ICT) has received a welcome boost following the release of a survey showing that a significant increase in employment opportunities for ICT professionals.

  • Oracle in row over market definition

    Enterprise software maker Oracle is locked in a dispute with federal antitrust regulators in the U.S. over how Oracle's market should be defined as part of the ongoing review of the company's PeopleSoft takeover bid.

  • HPA first to use UDO in Australia

    Hermes Precisa Austraia has become the first organisation to install UDO (ultra density optical) technology into the archiving system for the Health and Insurance Commission.

  • Aussie open source advocates attack SCO

    The Open Source Victoria (OSV) industry cluster has filed a complaint with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) against The SCO Group in response to the vendor's requests for licence fees from enterprise Linux users.