Networking

iPod makes Apple world leader

iPod makes Apple world leader

In the year of the iPod, Apple has emerged as the world’s most powerful brand, a new survey of branding professionals has found.
Ty Pendlebury Jan 31 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
Computers for low-income households

Computers for low-income households

A Sydney non-profit organisation is recycling computers in a bid to increase the number of low-income households in Australia with access to a PC.
Vivienne Fisher Jan 31 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
TalkNet out for hosted services

TalkNet out for hosted services

Wholesale telecommunications provider TalkNet has signed up another 13 partners and outlined plans to launch a wide range of network-based services as as VoIP traffic surges for the company.
Fleur Doidge Jan 28 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
Memories fade, but ink is forever

Memories fade, but ink is forever

HP has announced a large step forward in considerably improving the shelf life of home printed digital photos with the introduction of its new range of ‘Vivera’ colour ink cartridges.
Dan Chiapinni Jan 28 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
Intel reshape won't hit channel

Intel reshape won't hit channel

Intel's restructure into five global business units - including a new channel products group -- won't have any real effect locally, company executives said.
Fleur Doidge Jan 27 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
Cisco gets new regional manager

Cisco gets new regional manager

Cisco Systems Australia has appointed Suzanne Hansen as regional manager for ANZ channels.
Byron Connolly Jan 27 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
IBM wins $6m schools deal

IBM wins $6m schools deal

Victoria’s Department of Education and Training has signed IBM Global Services to deploy wireless networking for some 1600 schools in that state.
Staff Writers Jan 24 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
Netgear offers more reseller training

Netgear offers more reseller training

Networking vendor Netgear has announced another round of training for resellers interested in convergence and digital home technologies.
Staff Writers Jan 24 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
Notebook service centre first for ASUSTek

Notebook service centre first for ASUSTek

ASUSTek Computer has opened its first Australian Notebook Service Centre in Silverwater, NSW.
Staff Writers Jan 24 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
ACCC rules against increased peering

ACCC rules against increased peering

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has declared that it would not regulate further internet interconnection arrangements at this time.
Staff Writers Jan 20 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
AMD posts fourth-quarter loss

AMD posts fourth-quarter loss

Chipmaker AMD has reported a fourth-quarter loss of US$30 million, driven largely by setbacks in its flash memory business, executives at the company said.
Edward F. Moltzen Jan 20 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
IBM-Lenovo buyout hurt sales

IBM-Lenovo buyout hurt sales

IBM has acknowledged that the pending sale of its PC business to Lenovo has slowed its fourth quarter sales, but claimed a 150 percent growth in blade server sales more than offset the slowdown in PCs.
Craig Zarley Jan 20 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
Mobility drives PC shipments up

Mobility drives PC shipments up

Strong mobile PC sales were responsible for an 11.8 percent growth in worldwide PC shipments during 2004, according to preliminary statistics from analyst Gartner.
Staff Writers Jan 19 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
EDS targets global HR business

EDS targets global HR business

Service provider EDS has won a 10-year, US$365 million global contract to support the infrastructure of US human resources company Towers Perrin.
Staff Writers Jan 19 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
Nintendo fights for handheld market

Nintendo fights for handheld market

Handheld gaming in Australia is tipped to undergo a major shakeup, with two new portable gaming devices due to appear on the scene next month.
Damien Virulhapen Jan 18 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
Acer notebooks hot for teachers

Acer notebooks hot for teachers

Acer Computer Australia, with channel partner Iris Computer, has won a three year, $4 million tender to supply 5700 Tasmanian teachers and professional support staff with notebook computers.
Staff Writers Jan 18 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
Like father like Sonoma

Like father like Sonoma

Intel has outlined the latest step in its attack on mobile office productivity and multimedia notebooks, unveiling Sonoma, the codename for its new Centrino products designed for bringing high-end hardware and the associated performance to mobile computing.
Dan Chiappini Jan 18 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
SkyNetGlobal to list in London

SkyNetGlobal to list in London

Sydney-based wireless access provider SkyNetGlobal expects to achieve a dual listing, trading on the alternative investment section of the London stock exchange as well as the ASX from 1 February.
Staff Writers Jan 18 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
Oracle chops 5000 heads

Oracle chops 5000 heads

Oracle has laid plans to cut 5000 employees from the combined Oracle-PeopleSoft organisation.
Barbara Darrow Jan 17 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration
EMC poised to launch network virtualisation product

EMC poised to launch network virtualisation product

EMC executive vice president Mark Lewis this week told partners that the storage giant is poised to launch a turnkey storage network virtualisation device during the second quarter of 2005.
Steven Burke Jan 14 2005, 12:00AM Collaboration

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