Breaking News

  • Laptops Get Solid Storage

    Solid state hard disks are about to make their debut in the upper echelons of the notebook market with SanDisk announcing its first 32GB, 1.8-inch drive.

  • Elsevier Gets FAST

    Information provider Elsevier, has deployed the FAST Enterprise Search Platform to assist users in accessing their online science information service

  • Cisco To Cash In For Security

    In a move that indicates the heightened value of anti-spam and anti-virus solutions, Cisco has announced it will fork out $US830 million for email and web security firm, IronPort Systems.

  • Spruced Up Enterprise Search

    Enterprise search vendors including Recommind and Google, have given their search products a makeover to address changing compliance regulations in the US.

  • Probing Apple’s Stock-Option Documents

    US Federal investigators have been busy examining stock-option documents that have allegedly been falsified by former Apple employees as the company announces it will absorb $US84 million connected to misdated stock-options.

  • Open Source: As Disruptive As the Internet

    Alex Lee, managing director for Lateral Minds, believes it’s about time we quit making comparisons between open source and more traditional software solutions. But can the software market truly survive without an open source model?

  • Flaw Exploits Google Users

    Google has fixed a glitch in its Gmail that allowed malicious websites to obtain a user’s entire contact list.

  • Business Continuity A Big Spend In 2007?

    According to research undertaken by TheInfoPro, the business continuity budgets of almost half the Fortune 1000 and US midsized organisations are due to expand in 2007.