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  • Hitachi launches 300GB drives for SCSIs

    This first ever 300GB enterprise hard disk drive, the Ultrastar 10K300, has been designed to satisfy the requirements of mission-critical storage systems, such as online transaction processing, data analysis and media streaming.

  • Reith hopes software success is on the cards

    The son of a former government minister, who was famously embroiled in a scandal when he let another of his offspring illegally use his ministerial phone card, with which $50,000 worth of phone calls were subsequently racked up, has return...

  • Controls proposed for virus scare mongering

    An internet security company is in the process of putting forward a code of conduct to the government to prevent exaggerated claims being made over viruses, such as Mydoom, which send fear into the hearts of internet users.

  • Snap happy to take it to the next level

    Network-Attached Storage (NAS) provider Snap Appliance is to make a play for the enterprise storage market in the coming months, going toe to toe with the likes of EMC, HDS and Network Appliance, according to a senior company official.

  • Veritas and Datastor take on NZ market

    Datastor has partnered up with Veritas to provide new products designed uniquely to take care of data protection, disaster recovery and storage management in New Zealand.

  • SCO launches online licence payment site

    The SCO Group has introduced a website for Linux users that want to purchase a licence that SCO says covers Linux users for the use of its proprietary Unix source code, parts of which SCO claim has been illegally incorporated into the sour...

  • Snap increases storage for NAS servers

    Snap Appliance has increased the capacity of its 1100, 2200 and 4200 network-attached storage (NAS) offerings to allow smaller businesses to use enterprise standard servers.

  • Hitachi launches 300GB drives for SCSIs

    This first ever 300GB enterprise hard disk drive, the Ultrastar 10K300, has been designed to satisfy the requirements of mission-critical storage systems, such as online transaction processing, data analysis and media streaming.

  • Reith hopes software success is on the cards

    The son of a former government minister, who was famously embroiled in a scandal when he let another of his offspring illegally use his ministerial phone card, with which $50,000 worth of phone calls were subsequently racked up, has return...

  • Controls proposed for virus scare mongering

    An internet security company is in the process of putting forward a code of conduct to the government to prevent exaggerated claims being made over viruses, such as Mydoom, which send fear into the hearts of internet users.

  • Snap happy to take it to the next level

    Network-Attached Storage (NAS) provider Snap Appliance is to make a play for the enterprise storage market in the coming months, going toe to toe with the likes of EMC, HDS and Network Appliance, according to a senior company official.

  • Veritas and Datastor take on NZ market

    Datastor has partnered up with Veritas to provide new products designed uniquely to take care of data protection, disaster recovery and storage management in New Zealand.

  • SCO launches online licence payment site

    The SCO Group has introduced a website for Linux users that want to purchase a licence that SCO says covers Linux users for the use of its proprietary Unix source code, parts of which SCO claim has been illegally incorporated into the sour...

  • Snap increases storage for NAS servers

    Snap Appliance has increased the capacity of its 1100, 2200 and 4200 network-attached storage (NAS) offerings to allow smaller businesses to use enterprise standard servers.