DNA to distribute Rose Electronics
Digital Networks is to distribute a range of keyboard/video mouse switches and extender systems throughout Australia for Rose Electronics.
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Sun to cut 11 per cent of workforce
Sun Microsystems will lay off close to 11 per cent of its workforce as the company continues to be punished by a slowdown in technology spending.
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Digiland orders a 'pizza' from IBM
The link between pizzas and storage may be tenuous, but Digiland will be doing its best to promote the idea as IBM's newest storage distributor. Digiland has joined the list of distributors of IBM's TotalStorage NAS 100, a network-attached storage (NAS) device with a 1U form factor that has earned the nickname "the pizza box".
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Happen, iSell combine reseller products
Local software developers Happen Business and iSell have partnered to integrate their respective reseller products to create a product designed to make the lives of resellers a whole lot easier.
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Microsoft, Sun, IBM report earnings
The tech sector economic doldrums are apparently sparing Microsoft, which reported revenue of $US7.75 billion for the first quarter of its 2003 fiscal year, up 26 per cent from the same quarter a year ago, when revenue was $US6.13 billion.
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Govt reviews Internet content regulations
Communications Minister Senator Richard Alston has released an issues paper seeking public and industry comment on the regulation of Internet content in Australia as part of the Federal Government's latest review of current legislation.
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SurfControl enlists the channel
Global Web and e-mail filtering company SurfControl has launched a campaign to expand its channel sales and partnerships, with indirect sales totalling 36 per cent of total sales, compared to 27 per cent for the same quarter last year.
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Ericsson to shut down Asia-Pacific R&D lab
Ericsson announced last week that it will close its regional research and development laboratory, leaving 450 staff in Melbourne and Sydney looking for work.
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Cisco requests partner feedback
Channel partners of Cisco Systems can now record their views and levels of satisfaction through a new online tool.
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Direct partners pray for no bad news
Hewlett-Packard's personal systems group (PSG) will retain only "around half" of its 55 direct partners and will ask the other half to source product from distributors.
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Ericsson to close local R&D lab
Ericsson has announced that it will close its regional research and development laboratory, leaving 450 staff in Melbourne and Sydney looking for work.
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Govt reviews Internet content regulation
Senator Richard Alston has released an issues paper seeking public and industry comment on the regulation of Internet content in Australia as part of the Federal Government's latest review of current legislation.
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SecureData merges with Vigil Tech
SecureData Group has strengthened its foothold in the high-end enterprise infrastructure market, announcing its merger with Vigil Tech last week.
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Local Quantum staff safe from cuts
The Australian office of storage vendor Quantum will be spared a sweeping reorganisation that will see the company cut more than one-third of its global workforce.
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Slapper' worm on the loose
A new worm is propagating itself throughout the Internet, sporting similar traits to the Code Red worm. Internet Security Systems said the Slapper worm may be as serious as Code Red, not from an infection perspective but from a damage perspective.
