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  • Gateway agrees to acquire eMachines

    Data storage and PC vendor Gateway is set to acquire eMachines, one of the fastest-growing and most efficient PC companies in the U.S., for about $235 million.

  • Date set for PeopleSoft boardroom battle

    Enterprise application software maker PeopleSoft has set a date of March 25th for what is set to be a tussle for control of its boardroom with rival software maker Oracle, when it holds its annual shareholder meeting and director election.

  • SCO site downed by MyDoom DoS attack

    Despite having imposed contingency plans to deal with the expected data barrage, The SCO Group could not prevent its website being put out of commission by the MyDoom virus.

  • SNIA's vision for 2004

    The Storage Networking Industry Association is determined to succeed in its 2004 mission of advancing the adoption of storage networks as complete and trusted solutions.

  • A reel life saver

    It's not sexy technology; it's slow and frustrating; and it's more to think about compared with the disks we know and love. But it could save your business one day.

  • Plastic Fantastic

    New plastic technology holds key to cheaper, faster storage. Engineers at Princeton University and Hewlett-Packard have invented a combination of materials that could lead to cheap and super-compact electronic memory devices for archiving ...

  • Gateway agrees to acquire eMachines

    Data storage and PC vendor Gateway is set to acquire eMachines, one of the fastest-growing and most efficient PC companies in the U.S., for about $235 million.

  • Date set for PeopleSoft boardroom battle

    Enterprise application software maker PeopleSoft has set a date of March 25th for what is set to be a tussle for control of its boardroom with rival software maker Oracle, when it holds its annual shareholder meeting and director election.

  • SCO site downed by MyDoom DoS attack

    Despite having imposed contingency plans to deal with the expected data barrage, The SCO Group could not prevent its website being put out of commission by the MyDoom virus.

  • SNIA's vision for 2004

    The Storage Networking Industry Association is determined to succeed in its 2004 mission of advancing the adoption of storage networks as complete and trusted solutions.

  • A reel life saver

    It's not sexy technology; it's slow and frustrating; and it's more to think about compared with the disks we know and love. But it could save your business one day.

  • Plastic Fantastic

    New plastic technology holds key to cheaper, faster storage. Engineers at Princeton University and Hewlett-Packard have invented a combination of materials that could lead to cheap and super-compact electronic memory devices for archiving ...