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  • Cisco to Cut Emissions 25 Percent

    Cisco is making bold steps forward in the green IT stakes, announcing that it will be taking a multi-pronged approach to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions, aiming for a 25 percent total reduction by 2012.

  • SSD Revenues Skyrocketing

    IDC is predicting massive growth for the solid state disk (SSD) market over the next four years, with revenues to grow at a phenomenal 70 percent compound annual growth rate (CAGR) through 2012.

  • XP Thrown Yet Another Lifeline

    It may sound like a bit of a broken record of an announcement, but Microsoft has this week once again extended support for Windows XP, proclaiming that it will not be switching the aging operating system’s life support off until 2014.

  • Spending on Branch Offices to Jump

    Spending on remote branches around the world is set to grow by a strong 6 percent by 2011 to hit US$24.2 (AU$25.42) billion, says a new study by IDC.

  • Green is Good if the Price is Right

    With companies around the world jostling to show off how green they are and greenwash subsequently on the rise, a new study has appeared that illustrates that despite being a marketing tool and good for the environment, going green can be ...

  • Don’t Just Delete: Overwrite

    Data recovery specialist Kroll Ontrack is calling for greater caution when retiring old hardware, saying that poor data management can lead to security violations.

  • Firefox 3.0 Smashes Download Records

    Firefox 3.0 is out, and has well and truly broken the five million download record goal, notching up well over eight million downloads in the first 24 hours despite some hefty server problems.

  • Cisco to Cut Emissions 25 Percent

    Cisco is making bold steps forward in the green IT stakes, announcing that it will be taking a multi-pronged approach to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions, aiming for a 25 percent total reduction by 2012.

  • SSD Revenues Skyrocketing

    IDC is predicting massive growth for the solid state disk (SSD) market over the next four years, with revenues to grow at a phenomenal 70 percent compound annual growth rate (CAGR) through 2012.

  • XP Thrown Yet Another Lifeline

    It may sound like a bit of a broken record of an announcement, but Microsoft has this week once again extended support for Windows XP, proclaiming that it will not be switching the aging operating system’s life support off until 2014.

  • Spending on Branch Offices to Jump

    Spending on remote branches around the world is set to grow by a strong 6 percent by 2011 to hit US$24.2 (AU$25.42) billion, says a new study by IDC.

  • Green is Good if the Price is Right

    With companies around the world jostling to show off how green they are and greenwash subsequently on the rise, a new study has appeared that illustrates that despite being a marketing tool and good for the environment, going green can be ...

  • Don’t Just Delete: Overwrite

    Data recovery specialist Kroll Ontrack is calling for greater caution when retiring old hardware, saying that poor data management can lead to security violations.

  • Firefox 3.0 Smashes Download Records

    Firefox 3.0 is out, and has well and truly broken the five million download record goal, notching up well over eight million downloads in the first 24 hours despite some hefty server problems.