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ACCC: Telco market shows investment and lower prices for consumers
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission claims end users continue to reap the benefits of competition through increased carrier investments, product innovation and lower prices.
Lilia Guan
Jun 20 2008, 12:21PM
Collaboration
Samsung sues Polaroid and Westinghouse over patent infringement
Samsung is gearing up to battle Polaroid Corporation and Westinghouse Digital Electronics over Samsung’s claims of infringement of patents essential to the ATSC standard.
Staff Writers
Jun 17 2008, 3:11PM
Hardware
Desktop and application virtualisation advances
VMware is preparing a new release of its application virtualisation technology, adding the ability to remotely update virtual applications after deployment. The company also announced an update of its connection broker for virtual desktops.
Daniel Robinson
Jun 12 2008, 3:11PM
Software
Tight times and iPhone bite into Fone Zone's profit
Consumer's reluctance to replace mobile handsets has led to a decrease in profit revenue forecasts for retailer Fone Zone which could result in the closure of some stores.
Lilia Guan
Jun 11 2008, 1:20PM
Mobility
HP and Acer settle patent spat
HP reported this week that it has settled an ongoing patent spat with Acer..
Robert Jaques
Jun 10 2008, 9:07AM
Hardware
DevNet and Netregistery are first Aussie resellers of Google Apps
In a first for the region, resellers are bringing the software suite, Google Apps, to Australian businesses with a version specially created for marketing through a channel rather than direct marketing.
Ashley Clark
Jun 2 2008, 1:53PM
Software
Intel and Micron double SSD density
Chip giants Intel and Micron Technology claim to have created the industry's first sub-40nm Nand memory device.
Clement James
Jun 1 2008, 10:35PM
Hardware
A bunch of yahoos and an eccentric billionaire
Matthew JC. Powell is looking forward to Icahn shaking things up for the Microsoft board
Matthew JC Powell
May 28 2008, 10:54AM
Collaboration
Macquarie Telecom extends ADSL 2+ network to WA and QLD
Australian telecommunication provider, Macquarie Telecom, has extended its business-grade ADSL 2+ network to around 250 exchanges across Australia.
Lilia Guan
May 27 2008, 1:55PM
Mobility
IDC: HP and EDS - a marriage of convenience?
Do opposites really attract? IDC Australia has taken a hard look at what HP's recent acquisition of EDS for US$13.9billion, really means for the Australian outsourcing market.
Staff Writers
May 20 2008, 2:26PM
Collaboration
Human error and complacency biggest IT security threats
Human error and complacency remain the biggest threats to an organisation's IT security.
Lilia Guan
May 6 2008, 2:17PM
Security
People Telecom buys ValueNet’s assets and 40 customers
Telecommunications service provider, People Telecom, has acquired the assets and customers of business-grade hosted VoIP wholesaler ValueNet. People Telecom purchased ValueNet’s assets from Lemarne Corporation for an undisclosed sum.
Lilia Guan
May 2 2008, 2:25PM
Collaboration
Bitter and twisted? Not Rabid
What’s the point of a 2020 summit if resellers aren’t invited and who were those men in blue?
Rabid Reseller
Apr 30 2008, 11:14AM
Strategy
ACCC issues ULL draft principles and prices, access terms issued
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has released for consultation an amended pricing principles determination for the unconditioned local loop service (ULLS) and an accompanying report.
Lilia Guan
Apr 24 2008, 12:26PM
Collaboration
Opinion: Pins and needles
There’s a small enviro disaster lurking in the back rooms of every system builder business. No, we’re not suggesting these geeks are quietly polluting the planet with excess CO2 or wantonly chopping down rainforests. But they might as well be, thanks to Intel. Excuse me, did I just say Intel? Yep.
Ian Yates
Apr 23 2008, 2:06PM
Hardware
IBM proposes the death of flash memory and hard drives
IBM’s
Almaden Laboratory
has been outlining a new form of memory that it says will replace both flash memory storage and platter-based hard drives.
Iain Thomson
Apr 14 2008, 7:55AM
Hardware
CeBIT Australia confirms attendance by Telstra and Optus
With CeBIT Australia 2008 only a month away, local event organiser Hanover Fairs Australia has confirmed Optus and Telstra will join multinational technology vendors Fujitsu, Motorola, Oracle, Panasonic, Red Hat, Siemens, Sony and Yahoo at the event.
Lilia Guan
Apr 4 2008, 1:05PM
Collaboration
Tech vendors and analysts dragged into Vista ‘junk’ PC case
Acer America, Dell, Hewlett Packard, Intel, Sony, Toshiba, Gartner, Wal-Mart and Amazon have been subpoenaed for the Vista Capable class-action
suit
taking place in US District Court in Seattle, Washington.
Lilia Guan
Mar 28 2008, 2:56PM
Software
Citrix and HP team up on virtualisation
Remote access firm Citrix has teamed up with HP to integrate an enhanced version of Citrix XenServer into 64-bit HP ProLiant servers.
a Staff Writer
Mar 28 2008, 7:44AM
Collaboration
AMD launches x86 triple-core processors for OEMs and system builders
AMD has announced the availability of AMD Phenom™ X3 8000 series triple-core processors, providing gamers and digital media enthusiasts with exceptional performance at mainstream price points. AMD Phenom X3 processors are designed to improve multi-threaded application performance over dual-core processors at the same clock speed.
Lilia Guan
Mar 27 2008, 5:12PM
Hardware
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