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In a significant shift towards its “live Services” computing vision, Microsoft has announced a new cloud-based operating system called Azure that will run over the internet from its servers.

It appears that companies are moving to reign in spending in the face of the world financial crisis, with NetApp announcing that it has cancelled its 2009 user conference in California.

Wide area data services specialist RiverBed has extended its WAN optimisation capabilities, claiming it is now in a position to provide even greater cost savings.

Open Text is preparing a solution for records management and archiving capabilities on Microsoft’s new cloud-based operating system, Windows Azure.

New research from IDC has found that the search and discovery software market continues to bloom and grow despite the gloomy economic environment.

Data centre management software provider Scalent Systems has teamed up with Emulex to deliver a new storage access virtualisation solution through the integration of the dynamic World Wide Name (WWN) configuration capabilities of Emulex’s ...

ARMO is talking up the release of its new eDiscovery business intelligence document management system, saying the new solution combines cutting-edge business intelligence with the ease of use of a document management system.

According to CRM software provider SalesPush.com, the current economic quagmire is giving free CRM software solutions a leg up, with companies gravitating towards free packages.

Sage and ReadSoft have announced a new partnership that will see the two integrate ReadSoft’s software into Sage’s X3 offering.

Storage vendor Aberdeen will be releasing the next generation of its Stirling storage server solutions at this year’s HD World Conference & Exposition in New York, a 50 terabyte expandable storage server aimed directly at small to medium-s...