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  • IBM Jostles For The Number One Spot In Enterprise Search

    While its name is not as quirky as Google, IBM's OmniFind is set to shake up the search market in 2007 as the big boys jostle for poll position. Announced yesterday, IBM is offering a free, entry level version of its OmniFind Yahoo! Editio...

  • Cutting the Cost of Migration

    DCMI has launched a new business and new partnership with Unisys in London this week, promising software solutions to dramatically reduce the effort, risk and costs associated with migrating a data centre.

  • Australian ePassport: The Brits Have Hacked It

    The Australian Government says the new Australian Passports with their included security chip, are more resilient then ever. But a reader and software program developed by a British hacker is out to prove them wrong.

  • IBM Shows Off Flash Killing Technology

    Pushed by the unquenchable consumer and business thirst for portable storage, IBM has unveiled a new prototype flash technology that it claims is 500 times faster than current flash memory using half the power.

  • Primary Storage Still a Worry

    According to a new data archiving survey, the top three storage issues facing end users are reaching primary storage capacity, long backup times and long retrieval times of archived data.

  • IBM Jostles For The Number One Spot In Enterprise Search

    While its name is not as quirky as Google, IBM's OmniFind is set to shake up the search market in 2007 as the big boys jostle for poll position. Announced yesterday, IBM is offering a free, entry level version of its OmniFind Yahoo! Editio...

  • Cutting the Cost of Migration

    DCMI has launched a new business and new partnership with Unisys in London this week, promising software solutions to dramatically reduce the effort, risk and costs associated with migrating a data centre.

  • Australian ePassport: The Brits Have Hacked It

    The Australian Government says the new Australian Passports with their included security chip, are more resilient then ever. But a reader and software program developed by a British hacker is out to prove them wrong.

  • IBM Shows Off Flash Killing Technology

    Pushed by the unquenchable consumer and business thirst for portable storage, IBM has unveiled a new prototype flash technology that it claims is 500 times faster than current flash memory using half the power.

  • Primary Storage Still a Worry

    According to a new data archiving survey, the top three storage issues facing end users are reaching primary storage capacity, long backup times and long retrieval times of archived data.