A team of international researchers have discovered a new web browser flaw that could put the services offered by e-commerce sites, banks and other financial institutions in jeopardy.
Along with several other improvements, ExaGrid has added what it is calling ‘instant’ disaster recovery functionality to its disk-based backup system, saying it can now provide higher performance connectivity options, expanded data handlin...
Microsoft has been tipped to release its Windows 7 beta at January’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, giving the public the first look at what Vista’s successor has to offer.
NetApp has released a new addition to its SANscreen product suite, saying it can provide increase storage management capabilities and greater data centre efficiency with version 5.0.
XP is becoming the little OS that could, earning yet another reprieve from retirement for channel vendors amid whispers that it could stick around until Windows 7 is released.
According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, broadband connections down under have rocketed to 4.3 million, with a further 800,000 households signing up during 2007/2008.
In the wake of one of the most serious security flaws to date surfacing in Internet Explorer, Microsoft has warned of a new critical flaw in older versions of SQL server.
Fujitsu has announced that it has become the first to integrate Microsoft’s Office SharePoint Server 2007 software across its entire document imaging scanner line.
IT infrastructure consulting firm GlassHouse Technologies has announced a new service that it says can help organisations better understand storage management.
Sun Microsystems and Micron have revealed that they have been collaborating to extend the lifespan of flash-based storage, and announced that they have successfully achieved one million write cycles.
