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  • Yahoo! Upgrades! Search!

    In a bid to close the gap with Google and leave Microsoft Live in the dust, Yahoo! has announced a significant upgrade to its search capabilities.

  • New “Green Data” Initiative Launches

    After announcing itself to the world late last week, the web community Archive Management.org (AMO) and its first initiative, The Green Data Project, says it has received a warm welcome from the technology industry with six vendors reporte...

  • Oracle’s CRM Star Rising

    According to the eVerge Group, demand for Oracle’s Siebel CRM On Demand applications is exploding after being introduced four years ago.

  • Major Torrent Tracker Back Online After Legal Threats

    Popular BitTorrent tracker, Demonoid is back online after legal threats from the Canadian Recording Industry Association (CRIA) had the site taken down. The only kicker is now the site doesn’t work for Canadian users.

  • Massive ACT ‘Data City’ Proposed

    Utility provider ActewAGL has proposed a massive $1 billion ‘data city’ combining over 20 data building constructed as a hub in Hume, Canberra.

  • Teradata Breaks Free

    Teradata has completed its split from NCR, today announcing it will operate globally as an independent entity and be known locally as Teradata Australia.

  • Yahoo! Upgrades! Search!

    In a bid to close the gap with Google and leave Microsoft Live in the dust, Yahoo! has announced a significant upgrade to its search capabilities.

  • New “Green Data” Initiative Launches

    After announcing itself to the world late last week, the web community Archive Management.org (AMO) and its first initiative, The Green Data Project, says it has received a warm welcome from the technology industry with six vendors reporte...

  • Oracle’s CRM Star Rising

    According to the eVerge Group, demand for Oracle’s Siebel CRM On Demand applications is exploding after being introduced four years ago.

  • Major Torrent Tracker Back Online After Legal Threats

    Popular BitTorrent tracker, Demonoid is back online after legal threats from the Canadian Recording Industry Association (CRIA) had the site taken down. The only kicker is now the site doesn’t work for Canadian users.

  • Massive ACT ‘Data City’ Proposed

    Utility provider ActewAGL has proposed a massive $1 billion ‘data city’ combining over 20 data building constructed as a hub in Hume, Canberra.

  • Teradata Breaks Free

    Teradata has completed its split from NCR, today announcing it will operate globally as an independent entity and be known locally as Teradata Australia.