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  • Kodak snaps up BÖWE BELL+HOWELL

    Kodak says the acquisition of the scanner division of BÖWE BELL + HOWELL will add a range of complementary products to its document imaging product range.

  • Ricoh Updates SMB Document Management Suite

    Ricoh has announced new additions to its GlobalScan suite of document capture and routing solutions, saying it can help businesses of all sizes streamline document sharing and accelerate business processes.

  • Data Centre Managers Under Pressure from Lean Budgets

    According to Symantec’s 2008 State of the Data Center report, managers are under increasing pressure to “do more with less” as service levels, performance demands and customer service expectations shoot up, but budgets come way down.

  • Visioncore Optimises Virtual Machine Storage

    Server virtualisation management firm Vizioncore has launched a new storage optimisation and reclamation tool that it claims can help cut enterprise storage costs and reduce storage allocations by up to 80 percent.

  • pureSilicon SSD Tops 1TB

    Illustrating the great strides solid state disk (SSD) technology is currently making, pureSilicon has debut the world’s first 1TB SSD, considerably closing the gap between traditional magnetic storage and flash technology.

  • Email Blunder Exposes Witness Identities

    The Chicago office of the US Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald is in damage control this week after an official mistakenly emailed a highly sensitive document naming anonymous sources in a multi-million dollar fraud case to journalists.

  • LG Mixes Blu-Ray with NAS

    LG is claiming a world’s fist this week, with the debut of a new network attached storage (NAS) device featuring a built-in Blu-Ray drive.

  • Buffalo Enhances SMB Storage Systems

    Continuing the run of announcements from the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, networking and storage solution provider Buffalo Technology has unveiled its latest batch of SMB storage solutions in the form of the newly des...

  • Video killed the data star

    The popularity of video among consumers will fuel a similar interest in video within enterprises, leading to the severe disruption of existing content strategies, according to Gartner.