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  • EMC Irons Out Archiving

    In a busy week for EMC, the storage giant has toughened up its information management offerings, enhancing its EmailXtender and DiskXtender software and providing seamless integration for EMC Documentum software and Microsoft SharePoint.

  • Storage Vendors Network for Ethernet

    A number of storage vendors have come together to create a technology specification proposal for a Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoe) standard allowing storage networking technology to run over Ethernet.

  • Imation Boasts Better Backup for SMBs

    Imation has just launched its latest RDX removable hard disk storage system, claiming its new kit provides easy and reliable backup, data security and expandable storage by combining features from both tape and hard disk backup.

  • Sliverlight Squares up to Flash

    Taking a swipe at Adobe’s Flash, Microsoft is showing off its new cross-browser, cross-platform next generation media plug-in that it says marks a step forward in rich interactive web application delivery.

  • Researchers Call for Clean Internet Slate

    While it has taken the better part of four decades for the internet to get to where it is today, the explosion of computing power and bandwidth has led some US researchers to argue that a fresh start is needed to achieve stability and secu...

  • SNIA in Open Source Collaboration

    Just in time for San Francisco’s Storage Networking World, the Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) and the Eclipse Foundation have announced increased collaboration around open storage management standards.

  • Archives NZ Goes International

    Archives New Zealand has taken its Digital Records Standard to the world with Australia, South Africa and the International Standards Organisation ready to adopt its guidance on the digitisation of records.

  • BakBone Rolls out RHEL 5 Support

    Archiving specialist BakBone has announced new protection solutions for Linux, with its NetVault Backup and Replicator now supporting Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.

  • Google Snaps up DoubleClick

    Google has closed a bidding war for internet advertising firm DoubleClick, knocking the likes of Microsoft and Yahoo! out of the race with an eye-poppingUS$3.1 billion (AU$3.7 billion) offer.