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  • Broadband going bush at last

    The inhabitants of regional New South Wales seem set to finally be afforded the opportunity to get broadband Internet access at a level of penetration closer to their city dwelling counterparts, thanks to a State Government initiative.

  • Veritas software option protecting desktop data

    Storage software provider Veritas has announced a new option for its backup and recovery software that is intended to protect mission-critical corporate data on laptops and desktops in both the SME sector and large enterprise market.

  • Data protection strategies need rethink – StorageTek

    Traditional approaches to data protection are being overwhelmed, with backup window constraints and recovery time causing the most problems. That is according to a new survey conducted by storage systems and services provider StorageTek.

  • Maxtor offshoot pushing HD density envelope

    Hard disk drive manufacturer Maxtor has announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, MMC Technology, has demonstrated a new disk manufacturing process that further ramps up disk density using existing manufacturing equipment.

  • Ned Kelly records returned to public domain

    The Public Record Office Victoria (PROV) has purchased key documents related to the trial of the 1870s Victorian bushranger - and legend of Aussie folklore - Ned Kelly, adding to its already substantial collection of material relating to t...

  • SCO says US$50m won't affect Linux legal wrangle

    The SCO Group, which has bolstered its cash reserves to the tune of US$50 million, has said the money will not affect the company's efforts to collect fees from companies using or selling the Linux open source operating system.

  • ACCC signs up to combat net fraud

    The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has signed an agreement with the UK and New Zealand that will help combat Internet fraud and govern the use of confidential personal information.

  • IBM to buy CrossAccess

    IBM has announced it has signed an agreement to acquire CrossAccess Corporation, a company which makes software for accessing mainframe data, for an undisclosed amount. The deal is expected to be completed later this month.

  • Broadband going bush at last

    The inhabitants of regional New South Wales seem set to finally be afforded the opportunity to get broadband Internet access at a level of penetration closer to their city dwelling counterparts, thanks to a State Government initiative.

  • Veritas software option protecting desktop data

    Storage software provider Veritas has announced a new option for its backup and recovery software that is intended to protect mission-critical corporate data on laptops and desktops in both the SME sector and large enterprise market.

  • Data protection strategies need rethink – StorageTek

    Traditional approaches to data protection are being overwhelmed, with backup window constraints and recovery time causing the most problems. That is according to a new survey conducted by storage systems and services provider StorageTek.

  • Maxtor offshoot pushing HD density envelope

    Hard disk drive manufacturer Maxtor has announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, MMC Technology, has demonstrated a new disk manufacturing process that further ramps up disk density using existing manufacturing equipment.

  • Ned Kelly records returned to public domain

    The Public Record Office Victoria (PROV) has purchased key documents related to the trial of the 1870s Victorian bushranger - and legend of Aussie folklore - Ned Kelly, adding to its already substantial collection of material relating to t...

  • SCO says US$50m won't affect Linux legal wrangle

    The SCO Group, which has bolstered its cash reserves to the tune of US$50 million, has said the money will not affect the company's efforts to collect fees from companies using or selling the Linux open source operating system.

  • ACCC signs up to combat net fraud

    The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has signed an agreement with the UK and New Zealand that will help combat Internet fraud and govern the use of confidential personal information.

  • IBM to buy CrossAccess

    IBM has announced it has signed an agreement to acquire CrossAccess Corporation, a company which makes software for accessing mainframe data, for an undisclosed amount. The deal is expected to be completed later this month.