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  • IT minister Williams to step down

    Australia will have a new IT minister after the election, with the present incumbent of the Federal Communications hotseat, Daryl Williams, having signalled his intention not to contest his seat of Tagney at the forthcoming poll.

  • Broadband explosion expected in Australia

    Despite the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission criticising Telstra for slashing its ADSL retail prices last month, small businesses in Australia are excited about the prospect of ADSL boon thanks to Telstra's recent price cuts ...

  • Sun and Microsoft end bitter feud

    Someone once said "never be surprised about anything that happens in business", but even the wise old sage that first uttered those words would have raised an eyebrow at the sight of Sun's CEO Scott McNealy and his Microsoft counterpart St...

  • iSCSI storage with a twist

    DataCore Software, an independent software vendor specialising in storage control, management and consolidation, has introduced what it describes as a novel approach to iSCSI storage.

  • IBM sets sights on Candle acquisition

    IBM is preparing to buy its partner Candle Corporation, as part of it plans to improve the performance of mainframe applications, databases and application infrastructure software for its customers.

  • Oracle pleads its case to Europe

    Business application software provider Oracle faces an anxious wait of around six weeks before finding out if it has been successful in overturning the European Commission's initial negative reaction to its proposed hostile takeover of Peo...

  • The email vault: Archiving against litigation

    An archived email could one day be the key to escaping an awkward and expensive court room drama. It’s pulling big business for email archiving vendors and offering a new wave of convenience for end-users.

  • Hitachi releases robust drives for mobile workers

    Hitachi Global Storage Technologies has released the new Travelstar 4K40 to increase reliability, strength and efficiency for hard drives in laptops, to help fulfil the needs of an increasingly mobile generation who need to protect their data.

  • HP introduces better data protection for businesses

    HP's new Ultimate Data Protection solution which aims to help companies cope with increasing overflow of data, data creation and the huge volumes of information which needs to be controlled and managed everyday.

  • IT minister Williams to step down

    Australia will have a new IT minister after the election, with the present incumbent of the Federal Communications hotseat, Daryl Williams, having signalled his intention not to contest his seat of Tagney at the forthcoming poll.

  • Broadband explosion expected in Australia

    Despite the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission criticising Telstra for slashing its ADSL retail prices last month, small businesses in Australia are excited about the prospect of ADSL boon thanks to Telstra's recent price cuts ...

  • Sun and Microsoft end bitter feud

    Someone once said "never be surprised about anything that happens in business", but even the wise old sage that first uttered those words would have raised an eyebrow at the sight of Sun's CEO Scott McNealy and his Microsoft counterpart St...

  • iSCSI storage with a twist

    DataCore Software, an independent software vendor specialising in storage control, management and consolidation, has introduced what it describes as a novel approach to iSCSI storage.

  • IBM sets sights on Candle acquisition

    IBM is preparing to buy its partner Candle Corporation, as part of it plans to improve the performance of mainframe applications, databases and application infrastructure software for its customers.

  • Oracle pleads its case to Europe

    Business application software provider Oracle faces an anxious wait of around six weeks before finding out if it has been successful in overturning the European Commission's initial negative reaction to its proposed hostile takeover of Peo...

  • The email vault: Archiving against litigation

    An archived email could one day be the key to escaping an awkward and expensive court room drama. It’s pulling big business for email archiving vendors and offering a new wave of convenience for end-users.

  • Hitachi releases robust drives for mobile workers

    Hitachi Global Storage Technologies has released the new Travelstar 4K40 to increase reliability, strength and efficiency for hard drives in laptops, to help fulfil the needs of an increasingly mobile generation who need to protect their data.

  • HP introduces better data protection for businesses

    HP's new Ultimate Data Protection solution which aims to help companies cope with increasing overflow of data, data creation and the huge volumes of information which needs to be controlled and managed everyday.