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• ASG signs $41m government contract
• Photos: Intel "Nehalem" Xeon 7500 processor launch
• AMD and Intel unleash new server power
• Nintendo's next-gen 3DS; 3D without glasses
• Android looking impossible to ignore in 2010
• HTC Desire vs iPhone: how the Desire bucks Apple's approach
• CSC appoints Harvard grad to head Australian operations
• Adam Internet increases download limits
• Opengear to enter Indian market
• LG-Nortel distie opens shop in South Africa
• AMD to grow Australian head count
• 10 demystifying cloud computing products
• Avnet signs Siemens for unified communications
• HP unveils ProLiant G7 servers
• Greenpeace turns spotlight on cloud computing
• CRN Fast50: The complete guide
• Fujitsu offers free management tool for virtual servers
• Former IBM exec pleads guilty to securities fraud
• Aruba delivers networking tools via the cloud
• Euro Commission clears Cisco's Tandberg buy
• Google mobile services blocked in China
• Photos: AMD Opteron launch
• Emergency Internet Explorer patch released
• Hadron Collider gets ready to cross the streams
• Apple updates OS X
• Internode refreshes Extreme ADSL2+ range
• Telcoinabox enters $100m deal with Telstra
• Dicker Data to float on the stock exchange
• Analyst: Don't be duped by de-dupe
• Reseller profile: It’s all about the customers
• IT directors under pressure to deliver cost savings
• iPad delays point to strong initial sales
• HP workers call off planned strike
• Conroy resolute: No opt-out for filter
• Deakin University gets Cisco UCS
• Westcon launches instant quote tool
• 20 new business-class PCs you should know
• Netbook processors break power efficiency benchmark
• iiNet buys Netspace for $40 million
• Alloys to distribute Maxell
• Don't just follow the leader
• Customers warned of counterfeits at computer fairs
• Zeus malware takes aim at tax season
• Nokia to acquire mobile browser firm Novarra
• Oracle reports 11 percent dive in Q3 profits
• News Corp unveils pay-wall details for The Times online
• Cisco fixes several IOS security flaws
• Whole-of-Govt mobile panel in the works
• Optus plugs unlimited broadband plan leak
• FIFA World Cup scams do the rounds
• BlueScope renews CSC IT services deal
• Simms launches "Mac in Business" road show
• AMD and Intel to unleash monster chips next week
• Keeping it all in the family spells disaster
• Microsoft gives Bing a spring clean
• Chinese telco to drop Google search from Android handsets
• Toshiba launches 750GB 2.5in hard drive
• Resellers shine in Deloitte Technology list
• Analyst: Chargeback too complex for most IT shops
• Exposed: WA Govt IT security bungles
• Google Hong Kong site already being censored
• Blog: How do you spend $244K on print heads?
• Telstra to debut the HTC Desire on April 27
• Internode bolsters Tasmanian ADSL2+ coverage
• ISPs win clarity on NBN Co interconnect location
• Asus unveils latest LED monitors
• Michael Dell shares wisdom with Australian developer
• Best-selling products 2009
• ACCC bulks up on staff ahead of NBN
• HP launches Z-series mini workstation
• Rumours hint at Dell quitting China
• Firefox support for Windows Phone 7 'on hold'
• Microsoft shows off unified communications suite
• Google advises China users to use VPNs and proxies
• Dell releases 'cloud' series of servers
• Gold Coast security cameras go digital
• Intersell members get cheap freight
• NBN Co appoints ex-Morgan Stanley executive
• Symantec rolls out hosted web security service
• Elcom signs three partners
• Samsung unveils new Android handset
• Impact Systems to launch services division
• Internode strikes new Optus SHDSL deal
• Five wacky submissions to Conroy's ISP filter plans
• Microsoft offers free rent in Windows 7 student promo
• HP staff call four-day industrial action
• Opera submits Mini browser to the App Store
• Analyst: Feds got data centre policy wrong
• Mozilla rushes out Firefox 3.6.2 update
• AAPT to launch infrastructure-as-a-service
• CRNTech: Seven potential obstacles to Windows 7 bliss
• Ericsson gets new ANZ head
• Makeover: Artis Group's search for satisfaction
• IBM 2009 Business Partner awards
• In-depth: The ABCs of software as a service
• HP expands unified comms and collaboration portfolio
• China's state press takes a stab at Google
• Google redirects Chinese search to Hong Kong
• Toyota looks to abandon in-house IT
• Ciena outlines roadmap as Nortel acquisition finalised
• Microsoft is desperate, says VMware MD
• SME opportunities in Feds' 15-year data centre plan
• Ex-People Telecom CEO to head Comms Alliance
• Ingram appoints general manager for POS division
• Switch market showing signs of recovery
• Google's Pacific Ocean cable close to completion
• Google reportedly planning April shutdown in China
• Broadcom claims world’s fastest single-chip Ethernet switch
• Free WiFi access for Aussie Skype users this weekend
• HP releases butterfly design laptop
• Mwave offers free shipping
• HP settles spat over counterfeit printer ink
• Exetel, Netspace press case to become Tassie NBN ISPs
• A guided tour of Cisco's proof-of-concept centre
• Alcatel-Lucent boost for mobile operators
• Interview: Cloud to be enterprise ready by 2020, says RSA President
• Google and Intel rumoured to be developing connected TVs
• Amazon launches Mac version of its Kindle e-reader
• Windows 7 getting serious traction in enterprise sector
• Microsoft makes new push for virtual desktops
• AFACT: iiNet appeals Court decision too
• Feds arrive at $2500 to connect fibre to new homes
• Network vendors line up LTE resources for Telstra
• How to run your business successfully
• Viewsonic launches 3D capable projector
• How do resellers maintain growth momentum?
• Gettler: Redundancy is a delicate area
• Gettler: Cash flow management tips
• Gettler: Hope and fear on the merger trail
• Cisco Unified Computing
• Greens aim to make Do Not Call registration permanent
• Targus Mac accessories headed for David Jones
• Google claims 25 million Apps users
• Virgin Mobile fined for spam
• Telstra and Polycom launch video phone service
• Cisco proof-of-concept centre
• Employers: Look to gaming to motivate staff
• Japanese scientists build world's fastest scanner
• IBM refreshes server range
• Twitter boss suggests China rollout
• Researchers find zero day flaw in Windows Virtual PC
• Interview: Peter Kazacos and the "wild west" of IT
• Microsoft details Windows Phone 7 features
• Google's Chinese partners request urgent clarification
• Cisco launches new Borderless Access products
• Hype cycle: Enter the third dimension
• Equinix borrows $185m for data centres
• Greens boil over Conroy's Senate snub
• How Amazon powers M86’s cloud security
• Salesforce moves forward with Chatter
• Becrypt avoids security resellers for Trusted Client
• Photos: Lenovo CEO awards Australian partners
• IDC predicts big rebound for PC market
• Microsoft recommends parents filter the internet
• Profile: Entrepreneurs with flair at Lan 1
• IBM offers cloud service for development
• Analyst: x86 systems closing the gap on RISC
• Email security player BoxSentry signs three partners
• Mwave "embarrassed" by ACCC warranty notice
• Oceanus acquires IBM partner Erilis
• Former Sun MD joins VMWare
• Intel debuts six-core Xeon 5600 line
• IVT Systems acquires Cisco silver partner Pepperstorm
• Avnet "disappointed" with Avaya
• Twitter boss unveils @anywhere messaging
• Simms: how to survive as an Apple reseller
• Microsoft rolls out mobile developer tools
• Hewitt names Best Employers of 2009
• Lenovo: HP is after your customers
• Aria Technologies launches LG-Nortel wireless phones
• Icann creates trademark clearinghouse
• Virtualised servers face security questions
• Blue Coat launches Virtual WAN Optimisation products
• Case study: Cisco's first UCS customer Catholic Education
• Twenty-five years of .com celebrated today
• Crime Commission to establish server provider panel
• iiNet leads the way on NBN fibre pricing
• Victoria renews map contract with Logica
• Microsoft admits security update errors
• Harris Technology and Engin partner for VoIP
• Hackers attempt to dupe NetRegistry customers
• Opinion: “Myopic” Microsoft lost in the cloud
• Online retailer's 'reseller only' claims rejected
• Businesses warned of new spam threat
• 10 Apple acquisitions that made their mark
• China says Google must censor or “pay the consequences”
• FBI reports online crime losses double in 2009
• Apple opens up iPad pre-orders
• Mozilla releases latest Thunderbird beta
• Apple issues Safari security update
• SAP back on track, says Infosys
• Datacom calls in structural engineers for data centre
• Microsoft’s $1000 BPOS incentive draws mixed reaction
• DiData tests Cisco's IME videoconferencing
• Coalition still likes OPEL broadband template
• Pipe shareholders approve TPG takeover
• SAP opens up to smaller resellers
• Opera launches Mini 5 for Android smartphones
• Google in discussions with Chinese government
• Plans afoot for new Sydney-US fibre link
• Intel shows off first six-core desktop processor
• iiNet in talks to buy Netspace
• NT Education Dept buys 3Com kit
• Customs seizes Nintendo game copiers
• BBC Digital signs Canon for MPS
• IPSec to take on Melbourne's mid-market security
• Google launches Apps Marketplace for plug-ins
• Nokia smartphones 'failing to keep pace'
• Interview: Oakton chief on lawsuits and other liabilities
• Auditor: New IT systems just the ticket for NSW buses
• Revealed: Apple's draconian app developer contract
• NBN implementation report in Conroy's hands
• Microsoft call to drop EBS “like a bombshell”
• Markinson gains Woolworths as customer
• Photo gallery: Microsoft's recently departed
• Patch Tuesday sees new fixes and warnings
• 20 cool cloud security vendors
• Coalition to vote down Telstra break-up
• 20 cool cloud storage vendors
• Rabid reseller: Franchising the business
• 5 mins with: Christopher Ride, managing director of Interactive
• From the coalface: The IT profession needs to grow up
• Reseller makeover: Go To Market aides AustralDynamics towards growth
• Reseller profile: YOURasp, the host with the most
• Gettler: Why you need to insure your income
• Cisco's growing partner base leads to new incentive
• Fujitsu explains top exec's departure
• Dell unveils Vostro 3000 laptops for smbs
• Vodafone to cut 375 jobs in the UK
• Dell brings de-dupe to SMBs
• Black week for HP as troubles mount
• Cisco promises to power internet with CRS-3
• Serious flaw discovered in Apache
• Datacom CEO speaks about flood damage
• Datacom NOC staff win support
• Managed print: Fix the doc and prosper
• In-depth: Good deals to drive printing market
• Case study: Ingram's Partner Technology Centre racks up fans
• Hypecycle: E-books turn over a new leaf
• 20 cool cloud productivity app vendors
• Slides: Cisco's worldwide partner strategy
• McAfee appoints Australian CTO
• Web24 hit by DDoS attack
• Comverge joins fibre network wholesale ranks
• Synnex signs Senzu consumer electronics
• 20 cool cloud infrastructure vendors
• 20 cool cloud platforms
• Cebit 2010: 3D projectors, mind control technology and ebook readers
• Opinion: What else is on the menu?
• Avaya targets SMEs with unified comms tool
• Semiconductor capital equipment spending to soar
• Microsoft to kill off Essential Business Server
• Feds, states work on new Aussie data centre metric
• Telstra launches external research program
• Anyware founder to focus on Mwave
• On the Move: March
• Datacom data centre flooded by Melbourne storm
• Researchers dissect ZeuS botnet blueprint
• Ex-IBMers enter the channel
• VeriSign expands mobile authentication
• Ballmer "bets the company" on Azure
• Apple confirms Australia iPad release
• Oracle turns the screws on the Sun channel
• Opinion: Preparing for the killer cloud
• Stats bureau to bolster web services security
• Microsoft offers free upgrade to Office 2010
• White House cyber-security chief praises Oz security
• Latest security product releases
• ISP offers all-you-can-eat Google traffic
• Photos: NICTA takes Australia back to CeBIT
• Internet censorship not a vote-changer
• Tjoos.com sold to US firm
• Salmat coder blamed for St.George data leak
• CeBIT 2010: SAP and Sybase team up on mobile worker apps
• Interview: Why Australia is an easier sell for cloud services
• Photo gallery: Security experts gather at the RSA 2010
• EnergyAustralia pays $10m for Unwired spectrum
• Nigeria fingered in latest NAB phishing attack: WatchGuard
• Resellers in uproar over SaaS pricing
• Google sides with HTC in Apple dispute
• Cisco touts always-on security
• Open Text plunders Aussie partner ranks
• Security is weak in the cloud: RSA President
• EMC partners with Intel for cloud security
• RSA Conference: 10 up and coming security technologies
• Government to appoint IT broker for SMBs
• IBM claims x86 server breakthrough
• ACTA leak: ISPs to be bound by new rules
• NBN Co unveils five national fibre test sites
• Ozdirect disappears after bad verdict
• Britain's resellers revolt against Microsoft poaching
• Dell shipments delayed by IT upgrade
• Microsoft investigating new zero-day exploit
• Comment: ApocalyPS3 aftermath
• HP unveils multi-touch business tablet
• Murdoch 'readying' Google lawsuit
• Fake Microsoft partners launch PC fix scam
• Conroys' department signs IT services over to ASG
• Strong earnings drive Logica's smart grid push
• Skype withdraws support for Windows Mobile
• IBM Australia mulls 800 job cuts
• Interview: How to sell Google and Microsoft together
• WorkSafe Victoria looks for managed services partner
• Apple hit by supplier bad practice revelations
• VMware buys IT service branch from EMC