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  • The Blogosphere:Enterprise Exploring the Depths?

    Much like when the dot com bubble was building, the web 2.0 bubble has been expanding with constant hype and lofty promises. The time has come though where organisations are questioning the return on investment and weighing up the risks of...

  • IT gladiator takes the next stand

    The first reaction most people have to the word ‘X-Force’ is that it must be some kind of cheesy 70’s action comic, complete with skin-tight spandex suits and underwear worn on the outside. Despite the absence of superheroes on their team,...

  • Buffalo Releases SMB SAN Gear

    As iSCSI storage systems gain popularity among small and medium-sized businesses Buffalo is moving in offer smaller firms the kind of storage and data consolidation technology previously reserved for enterprises.

  • Dell Unveils Huge Virtualisation Push

    Dell has given its virtualisation capabilities an enormous shot in the arm, announcing a broad swathe of new offerings, from servers and storage to software and services.

  • DoD and Telstra Ink $162M Deal

    The Department of Defence has announced that it has signed a six-year, $162 million telecommunications services contract with Telstra.

  • Kaplan puts the hocuspocus in content management

    Launch party, clown suits and a solution nicknamed MAGIC, the editors at professional education services Kaplan realised that while it helps to have Interwoven on board a project to reinvigorate their content management, a little bit of ma...

  • RuleBurst re-brands as Haley

    Rules-based compliance vendor, RuleBurst has undergone a major rebranding exercise, choosing to adopt the name of its most recent acquisition.

  • Researchers Crack Bot Network

    Security researchers have managed to worm their way into the inner workings of the Kraken botnet and take control of zombie PCs around the world, however, instead of shutting it down they have left it running loose due to ethical concerns.

  • Windows XP SP3 Finally Released

    After several delays and much anticipation, Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) has finally made its way onto the automatic Windows Update Service, marking the final release of the last update to the aging OS.