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  • NetApp Expands Deduplication Support

    Netapp has taken a big leap forward with data deduplication technology this week, announcing that its new NearStore and FAS storage systems now feature advanced single-instance storage deduplication.

  • Are Australians still thieves?

    We’ve fought hard over the last 200 years to shake off our image as thieves and convicts. Back then we could be shipped off for stealing a loaf of bread. Today, our light fingers go for software.

  • Carbon Emission Tracker Launched

    Enterprise software provider Supply Chain Consulting, have launched CarbonView, a solution enabling organisations to capture, analyse and optimise carbon emission data.

  • 10% of Websites Sport Malware

    According to a new report from Google, one in every ten websites are infected with some sort of malware that can pinch personal details.

  • HP Says Storage Arrays Do More For Less

    HP is going for top environmental marks with its new high-end disk array, claiming that its latest StorageWorks XP24000 provides 24x7 business continuity, significantly increased performance and substantially lower power consumption.

  • Videoconferencing hits the Masses

    TANDBERG have announced a PC videoconferencing product enabling organisations to communicate visually from anywhere employees can taken their laptops.

  • Software Pirates Take Cover

    The Business Software Alliance (BSA) has welcomed the Federal Governments commitment to spend $12.4 million for fighting intellectual property crime over the next two years, but says Australia still has an ‘unacceptable’ 29 percent softwar...

  • Inform Bangs up a Crowd

    The Sydney EMC Inform event wrapped up this afternoon with organisers reporting record crowds of over to 2000 attendees, a record EMC says reflects the rapidly expanding ‘digital universe.’