EMC strengthens NAS hand
EMC has announced that it has begun shipping three new network attached storage (NAS) devices designed to extend the storage vendor's appeal to departmental and small and medium-sized business users.
Stories by Robert McMillan
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SnapGear claims to ship first Linux 2.6 product
In a sign that the Linux 2.6 kernel is nearing its final release date, Australian embedded Linux vendor, SnapGear, has said that it has become the first vendor to include Linux 2.6 in a commercial product.
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Sun revises Q4 results; reports $US1 billion loss
Sun Microsystems has announced that it has applied a $US1.051 billion non-cash charge to the fourth quarter of its fiscal year 2003, which ended June 30.
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Worms sent via IM pose serious, growing threat
Virulent new worms that exploit vulnerable instant messaging (IM) clients and could infect hundreds of thousands of computers in seconds are a real threat for Internet users worldwide, according to security researchers from Symantec.
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SCO infringed copyright, IBM alleges in new claim
IBM has escalated its legal counter-attack on The SCO Group, filing new claims in the US District Court in Utah alleging that SCO has infringed IBM's copyright.
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HP to indemnify Linux customers
Customers who buy Linux from HP can worry a little less about The SCO Group's threats of lawsuits.
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BEA says deployments on HP up 31 per cent
The tighter relationship between computer maker, HP, and software vendor, BEA Systems, is beginning to show results. Executives from BEA revealed this week that the share of new BEA software deployed on hardware sold by HP has jumped by 31 per centage points in the last year.
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Sun signs up five more OEMs for Java
Sun Microsystems has signed up five more hardware makers in its quest to prevent Java from being shut out of the personal computer.
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New EMC software targets SMBs
EMC has released two new software products aimed at small and medium-size businesses (SMBs) to configure and manage storage devices. The company also announced enhancements to a number of software products that manage its Clariion line of storage arrays.
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Sun makes crucial step toward open source J2EE
Sun Microsystems has moved one step closer to certifying an open-source application server as J2EE (Java 2 Enterprise Edition) compatible.
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ADIC to integrate tape and disk back-up
Advanced Digital Information Corporation (ADIC) is set to announce a new storage array that's designed to speed up and improve the reliability of tape backups by integrating with users' existing back-up software and tape libraries.
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Sun announces cheaper hardware
Sun Microsystems will continue its fight for the volume systems market with three new products, including a new four-way server priced under $20,000. The Sun Fire V440 is one of three new systems
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Amazon to sell world's largest book
If you've got US$10,000 to spare and know someone with an extremely large bookshelf, you may be in for some interesting holiday shopping this December on Amazon.com.
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RIAA settles with 12-year old pirate's mother
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has settled the first of the 261 lawsuits it filed on Monday against music enthusiasts who, the association alleges, have uploaded more than 1000 files using online music-sharing services such as Kazaa and Grokster.
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Forrester: Linux development can be more costly
Creating and maintaining a custom Web-based application with Java and Linux is almost 40 per cent more expensive than using Microsoft's software, a Microsoft-commissioned report from Forrester Research claims.
