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Opinion: Steam-powered computing

Opinion: Steam-powered computing

It's official. Windows XP is being put out to pasture. Sure you can still buy it for a while longer, but you'll have to hunt for it.
Ian Yates Jun 26 2008, 10:18AM Software
HP introduces mission critical computing blade server

HP introduces mission critical computing blade server

HP has today announced what it called the industry's first high-availability, fault tolerant blade server, explaining that the advanced functionality came at a low price and with added green credentials.
Jun 17 2008, 8:14AM Hardware
Microsoft champions green computing

Microsoft champions green computing

Microsoft has announced plans to support four academic research projects focused on energy-efficient computing as part of its Sustainable Computing Program.
Clement James Apr 30 2008, 6:22AM Software
Secure Computing teams with Riverbed Technology

Secure Computing teams with Riverbed Technology

Enterprise security company Secure Computing Corporation has announced a two-phase partnership with Riverbed Technology to provide secure accelerated access to enterprise data.
Staff Writers Apr 21 2008, 12:43PM Hardware
Finjan steps up Secure Computing battle

Finjan steps up Secure Computing battle

Security firm Finjan has filed several motions against Secure Computing in an attempt to prevent its rival from selling products ruled to have infringed on certain Finjan patents.
Robert Jaques Mar 29 2008, 8:01AM Security
New identity for Secure Computing applications

New identity for Secure Computing applications

Enterprise security company Secure Computing is preparing to launch a new branding strategy designed to unify its product-line.
Staff Writers Mar 25 2008, 2:34PM Security
IBM plans Dublin computing centre

IBM plans Dublin computing centre

IBM revealed its plans to build a cloud computing centre in Dublin.

Shaun Nichols Mar 22 2008, 2:20PM Hardware
Microsoft and Intel hook up on parallel computing

Microsoft and Intel hook up on parallel computing

Intel and Microsoft are partnering with academic institutions to create two Universal Parallel Computing Research Centres aimed at accelerating developments in mainstream parallel computing.
Clement James Mar 20 2008, 8:17AM Hardware
Secure Computing warns resellers of a new botnet

Secure Computing warns resellers of a new botnet

Secure Computing says resellers need to be aware of a nasty virus going around. According to the enterprise security vendor, a botnet virus dubbed Nugache is set to unseat Storm as the ‘nastiest botnet’ on the planet.
Lilia Guan Jan 8 2008, 1:37PM Security
Could the Asus $499 PC change computing?

Could the Asus $499 PC change computing?

The Eee PC may well be IT’s answer to the Ford Model T
Trevor Treharne Nov 16 2007, 12:13PM Hardware
Secure Computing splits distribution, signs Avnet

Secure Computing splits distribution, signs Avnet

Following two recent acquisitions and a 42 percent growth in A/NZ this year, Secure Computing has announced it is splitting its Australian distribution channel into enterprise and SMB tiers.
Negar Salek Oct 29 2007, 12:55PM Security
Secure Computing snaps into gear

Secure Computing snaps into gear

Secure Computing has announced the expansion of its Brisbane-based development centre while launching SnapGear, its first Australian designed, all-in-one SMB network security appliance.
Negar Salek Oct 3 2007, 1:50PM Security
Intel trumpets optical computing breakthrough

Intel trumpets optical computing breakthrough

Researchers from Intel and the University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB) have unveiled a new hybrid silicon laser technology that will allow for faster communications inside a computer.
Shaun Nichols Sep 19 2006, 9:38AM Hardware
Telstra makes Good on mobility computing

Telstra makes Good on mobility computing

Telstra has partnered with US-based Good Technology to take its mobile computing software and services to the government and enterprise markets.
Tim Lohman Jul 13 2006, 1:41PM Collaboration
Directors urged to go quantum

Directors urged to go quantum

Some of Australia's leading company directors are being urged to take advantage of opportunities in quantum computing.
Staff Writers May 13 2005, 3:25PM Collaboration
Utility computing may revolutionise IT services: IDC

Utility computing may revolutionise IT services: IDC

Internet delivery of processing power, storage, software, network bandwidth and other services could eventually transform the IT services market and cause upheaval among today's leading outsourcing firms, a US market research firm said this week.
Antone Gonsalves Jul 21 2004, 12:00AM Data centre
Service providers to partner vendors in utility computing vision

Service providers to partner vendors in utility computing vision

Service providers and ISVs should be looking for ways to join with vendors to bring utility computing to market as the PC increasingly loses its place as the face of network computing, according to predictions made by Sun Microsystems.
Fleur Doidge Jun 2 2004, 12:00AM Hardware
Gates: 64-bit desktop computing mainstream in two years

Gates: 64-bit desktop computing mainstream in two years

Microsoft Chairman and Chief Software Architect Bill Gates predicted that 64-bit computing would become mainstream in the PC industry over the next two years because of 32-bit extended technology that preserves customers' existing investments.
Paula Rooney May 6 2004, 12:00AM Software
Veritas rolling out utility computing to channel

Veritas rolling out utility computing to channel

Veritas Software is starting to reach out to the channel with products related to its utility computing strategy.
Joseph F. Kovar Jan 12 2004, 12:00AM Data centre
Ejasent acquisition propels Veritas into utility computing

Ejasent acquisition propels Veritas into utility computing

Veritas Software has agreed to acquire Ejasent for US$59 million in cash, a move expected to boost the storage software company's utility computing strategy.
Antone Gonsalves Jan 8 2004, 12:00AM Software

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