Department of Foreign with Datacentrix's implementation of hardware infrastructure renews its worldwide connection.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sony ups storage by five, Windows on a USB stick?, and IBM wins storage design award.
In today's technology roundup: Gates slams Google, Microsoft unveils online service, Iomega rolls out 120GB backup drive, and HSBC will continue investing in IT.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sun donates source code, BEA and VMware collaborate, and Sun buys MySQL
The company opened its latest branch in Stockholm, Sweden. (Local rep: 4Cos Technologies]
The vendor targets mid-size customers unable to afford higher-end solutions.
In today's technology roundup: Comcast accused of 'seat-warming', calls to scrap youth database, iPhones for other carriers?, Harvard, MySpace spearhead task force, and Apple unearths Time Capsule.
The core of enterprise content management is alive, well and growing, says Ronald Melmed, MD of Digital Archiving Systems.
In this World Wide Wrap: IT, AV converge, Websense prefers Avnet, and Hifn reveals partner programme.
In this World Wide Wrap: Fujitsu provides 500GB storage, MS launches online storage app, and AOL launches Mac Xdrive.
For the first time, the Department of Education will have a comprehensive database on learner behaviour.
Storage issues will come to a head for many companies in 2008, no matter their size. Whether they cope depends on what they do now.
A multimillion-dollar deal gives the distributor exclusive rights to sell, distribute and market Cryoserver in Sub-Saharan Africa.