A local software development firm has implemented a search engine for a US research company, capable of processing information on over 10 million immigrants.
The world`s smallest hard drive, a portable device with a capacity of 2GB, has been launched on the SA market.
Advanced Channel Technologies (ACT) has concluded a preferred-supplier agreement with Office National Africa, a group of independently owned office supplies outlets located throughout SA.
The memory card market will see growth thanks to the PlayStation Portable, says Tudor Photographic.
An on-demand model is increasingly emerging as the optimal solution to address corporate storage requirements, says Vic Booysen, EMC operations manager at Business Connexion.
The latest storage survey from Hitachi Data systems shows a shift in focus from capacity to data management.
Imation is to launch its range of scratch-resistant CDs and DVDs in SA.
In support of the predicted boom in the semiconductor memory market, Axiz has signed consignment facility agreements with Micron as well as maintaining its current agreements with Samsung and Hynix.
Computer Associates (CA) International has announced the availability of BrightStor r11.5, an integrated set of storage management solutions.
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Eskom`s Koeberg nuclear power station has saved R1 million by digitising its analogue microfilm aperture cards, via an outsourcing contract with Metrofile.
Local investment and insurance group Hollard selected Dimension Data to deliver an e-mail archiving solution that enabled the group to manage and store documentation pertaining to over 700 000 customers.
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly coming to terms with their larger competitors in the technology race, says Louis Helmbold, technology and business development manager, Duxbury Networking.