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  • Capacity Management Cuts Costs

    With the release of its latest storage capacity management software, MonoSphere is touting big savings for medium and large organisations, claiming that the new version can cut power and cooling costs in half.

  • FireWire Upgrade To Trump eSATA?

    According to the 1394 Trade Association, data transfer speeds for FireWire are set to more than quadruple thanks to the new S32 specification announced last week.

  • NetForensics Updates nFX Log One

    Security information management provider NetForensics has announce new and enhanced features for its latest version of nFX Log One, including improvements to architecture, scalability and data collection.

  • Iomega Acquires Chinese Storage Vendor

    In a bid to boost its product line, Iomega has announced that it will acquire the Chinese Government’s digital storage hardware specialist ExcelStor, the manufacturer of Iomega’s REV products.

  • NYSE Embraces Linux

    In a bid to reduce costs and promote technological independence, the New York Stock Exchange has announced that it is investing heavily in Linux-based trading systems.

  • Optus Doubles Cable Speed with a Twist

    Australia’s second largest telecommunications company has announced it will more then double the maximum speed it offers on its broadband network, which is good news for fusion users but not so good for the old school.

  • 2008 Lights Up the Data Centre

    Expect data centre habits to change shape in 2008 as virtualisation moves back stage, data de-duplication steps into the limelight and the rush for better storage utilisation heats ups.

  • Microsoft Virtualisation Hits Public Beta Testing

    It’s been talked about, hyped up, touted as a serious threat to VMware and dismissed, rubbished and huffed at but Microsoft’s Virtualisation offering has hit the public domain in an open beta test.