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  • IBM Masks Critical Data

    In an effort to bring another layer of security to critical business data, IBM has unveiled a new data masking solution that it says obscures sensitive information while retaining its usability.

  • LSI to Focus on Storage

    In a bid to refocus on its storage business, LSI Corp. has decided to sell of its mobility products business to Infineon for US$450 (AU$548) million.

  • Seagate to Offer SSDs in 2008

    Seagate is reportedly preparing to launch itself headlong into the solid state disk (SSD) storage market next year, extending the company’s notebook offerings to include traditional magnetic hard disks, hybrids and full flash drives.

  • Swinburne Gets Super

    Swinburne University of Technology (SUT) in Victoria now has one of the fastest supercomputers in Australia, IDM talks with Dr. Matthew Bailes, director of the Centre for Astrophysics & Supercomputing at Swinburne to find out what this beast can do.

  • Website Forsakes Firefox for Blocking Ads

    While its popularity soars and it gains ground on Microsoft’s dominating Internet Explorer, the open source browser Firefox is now facing a battle on an entirely different front as a website rebellion is staged to protest its ad blocking c...

  • Recruitment Site Monstered by Trojan

    Security researchers have discovered what is possibly the largest repository of stolen personal information to date, with 1.6 million entries on over 100,000 Monster.com users found on a server being used by a new Trojan.

  • Telstra Holding Australia Back says ACCC

    Telstra could simply ‘flick the switch’ to light up areas without ADSL2 but it won’t do it according to Michael Cosgrave, Group manager Communications, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC)

  • Labor Roars While Liberal Snores

    Labor’s Shadow Communication Minister, Senator Stephen Conroy has lashed out at Liberal’s broadband plan, claiming it is me two politics and a poor attempt at that.