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  • Digital signatures reaching boom in Oz

    The demand for digital signatures is reaching fever pitch in Australia, with banks, credit unions, hospitals, law firms transport organisations and many industries all clambering to incorporate the technology into daily working life.

  • Manufacturing shop for tools online

    An Internet site has been launched which allows customers to create a 3D image of the ideal tool they would like to acquire and then contacts shops to find out if the tool can be manufactured for the customer.

  • Linux momentum slow, but building

    Linux has significant traction and the support of developers and industry giants such as IBM, HP and Oracle, but corporations intending to migrate to Linux, or any other platform for that matter, should only do so once they can satisfactor...

  • Internet set for fresh improvements

    University researchers from UCLA, in America, are in the process of experimenting with new ways to increase the capacity, speed, intelligence and security of the Internet to help pave the way for meeting the demands of multimedia.

  • NSW email transparency draft bill

    A new email Bill is being drafted in NSW to create more transparency in the work place so that employees can be told exactly what kind of email surveillance policies are carried out by their employers.

  • New company targets emerging wireless NAS market

    Palmchip Corporation, which produces semiconductor IP and system-on-chip (SoC) platform technology, has launched a new company to that will focus on manufacturing chips exclusively for wireless storage applications.

  • IBM content with Venetica acquisition

    IBM is to bolster its content management capabilities with the acquisition of Venetica, a company that specialises in managing unstructured data within HTML, XML, and audio and video files. While IBM already has technology to manage such d...

  • Linux desktop transformer

    LaCie has released a portable hard drive that uses MandrakeSoft's version of Linux to transform any computer into a Linux box, without any modifications being made to it.

  • Digital signatures reaching boom in Oz

    The demand for digital signatures is reaching fever pitch in Australia, with banks, credit unions, hospitals, law firms transport organisations and many industries all clambering to incorporate the technology into daily working life.

  • Manufacturing shop for tools online

    An Internet site has been launched which allows customers to create a 3D image of the ideal tool they would like to acquire and then contacts shops to find out if the tool can be manufactured for the customer.

  • Linux momentum slow, but building

    Linux has significant traction and the support of developers and industry giants such as IBM, HP and Oracle, but corporations intending to migrate to Linux, or any other platform for that matter, should only do so once they can satisfactor...

  • Internet set for fresh improvements

    University researchers from UCLA, in America, are in the process of experimenting with new ways to increase the capacity, speed, intelligence and security of the Internet to help pave the way for meeting the demands of multimedia.

  • NSW email transparency draft bill

    A new email Bill is being drafted in NSW to create more transparency in the work place so that employees can be told exactly what kind of email surveillance policies are carried out by their employers.

  • New company targets emerging wireless NAS market

    Palmchip Corporation, which produces semiconductor IP and system-on-chip (SoC) platform technology, has launched a new company to that will focus on manufacturing chips exclusively for wireless storage applications.

  • IBM content with Venetica acquisition

    IBM is to bolster its content management capabilities with the acquisition of Venetica, a company that specialises in managing unstructured data within HTML, XML, and audio and video files. While IBM already has technology to manage such d...

  • Linux desktop transformer

    LaCie has released a portable hard drive that uses MandrakeSoft's version of Linux to transform any computer into a Linux box, without any modifications being made to it.