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  • CSIRO Makes $34m Shift To SAP

    The CSIRO has begun an organisation-wide migration to mySAP after signing a four-year $34 million agreement with Fujitsu in December 2005.

  • NAS For The Home Media Centre

    Determined to develop new digital media server (DMS) designs, Digital audio and video semiconductor developer WISchip International has announced a new partnership with streaming multimedia provider Digital 5.

  • Blu-ray Bites Back

    Continuing the battle for High Definition DVD supremacy, the Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) announced this week that its format specification and licensing is ready, allowing hardware vendors to finalise designs already being showcased at the show.

  • EMC Manages Revenue Record

    In a salvo of Q1 news EMC 'rebalances' its global workforce, spends US$30-million on Grid-based software and predicts record US$9.5-billion 2005 earnings after a $2.7-billion Q4 revenue rush.

  • EMC and Wal-Mart in Court Action

    According to Arkansas -based newspaper, The Benton County Record EMC Corporation and US retail giant, Wal-Mart are to sue a contractor for breaching IP laws.

  • TDK Bumps up Blu-ray Capacity

    High Definition DVD may still be months away from initial release, however, in more Blu-ray news from the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, TDK is already adding fuel to the format war fire by showcasing a 100GB recordable Blu-ray disc.

  • BlackBerry Gets Black Eye

    In more security news, Research In Motion (RIM), maker of the popular BlackBerry handsets has issued a warning about three software flaws that make the device vulnerable to Denial of Service (DoS) attacks.

  • Office On A Stick

    An entire Office suite on a U3 USB stick? That's what U3 brings in the form of Portable OpenOffice and ThinkFree Office suites.

  • Microsoft Delays Fixing WMF Flaw

    The critical Windows WMF vulnerability discovered last week has sparked a blaze of exploits, but don’t hold your breath for a Microsoft patch.

  • CSIRO Makes $34m Shift To SAP

    The CSIRO has begun an organisation-wide migration to mySAP after signing a four-year $34 million agreement with Fujitsu in December 2005.

  • NAS For The Home Media Centre

    Determined to develop new digital media server (DMS) designs, Digital audio and video semiconductor developer WISchip International has announced a new partnership with streaming multimedia provider Digital 5.

  • Blu-ray Bites Back

    Continuing the battle for High Definition DVD supremacy, the Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) announced this week that its format specification and licensing is ready, allowing hardware vendors to finalise designs already being showcased at the show.

  • EMC Manages Revenue Record

    In a salvo of Q1 news EMC 'rebalances' its global workforce, spends US$30-million on Grid-based software and predicts record US$9.5-billion 2005 earnings after a $2.7-billion Q4 revenue rush.

  • EMC and Wal-Mart in Court Action

    According to Arkansas -based newspaper, The Benton County Record EMC Corporation and US retail giant, Wal-Mart are to sue a contractor for breaching IP laws.

  • TDK Bumps up Blu-ray Capacity

    High Definition DVD may still be months away from initial release, however, in more Blu-ray news from the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, TDK is already adding fuel to the format war fire by showcasing a 100GB recordable Blu-ray disc.

  • BlackBerry Gets Black Eye

    In more security news, Research In Motion (RIM), maker of the popular BlackBerry handsets has issued a warning about three software flaws that make the device vulnerable to Denial of Service (DoS) attacks.

  • Office On A Stick

    An entire Office suite on a U3 USB stick? That's what U3 brings in the form of Portable OpenOffice and ThinkFree Office suites.

  • Microsoft Delays Fixing WMF Flaw

    The critical Windows WMF vulnerability discovered last week has sparked a blaze of exploits, but don’t hold your breath for a Microsoft patch.