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  • Botnet Rises from the Ashes

    Just two-weeks after being taking down by security firms, the Srizbi botnet is back with a vengeance after backup servers went online in Estonia.

  • Samsung Primes New Enterprise SSDs

    With its new 250GB solid state disks (SSDs) rolling out, Samsung has announced new enterprise SSDs targeted at high-performance applications requiring low-power consumption and high IOPS rates.

  • Growth Slowing in Services Market

    IDC has confirmed that the services market is slowing around the world, with a new study showing that spending on services will grow 5.2 percent year over year in 2009 – a drop of 1.5 percent from its previous forecast.

  • Lenovo Kills Notebooks with an SMS

    Lenovo is adding an new layer of security to select laptops, with the company announcing that should you lose or have you laptop stolen you can now have it disabled remotely by sending it a text message.

  • Road Warriors get Email Archiving

    Unified email security, archiving and data loss prevention specialist Proofpoint has announced the release of its latest archiving solution, which enables mobile workers to both archive and search email while on the go.

  • iSCSI universal storage appliance

    Serverless backups to hard drive and tape are being offered in a new NAS/iSCSI solution from Datastor that utilises virtualisation technology.

  • BitMicro Rolls out 4GB FC SSD

    BitMicro has announced that it is shipping its new 4GB Fibre Channel solid state disk (SSD), a 128GB flash drive aimed at volume data transfers.

  • Ethernet to Rule Data Centres?

    Ethernet is set to dominate data centre connectivity according to a new report from Current Analysis, with the technology taking centre stage as data centres consolidate on a single form of networking.

  • Proofpoint widens access to email archives

    Proofpoint has extended the reach of its Email Archiving product to Outlook Web Access, so messages and attachments that have been archived can be recovered from anywhere on the Web.