In today's technology roundup: Equipment failure hits LHC, unlimited music download service for Oz, Google founder carries mutant gene, and Cisco Jabbers its way into office cubicles.
Storage is not growing as rapidly as data, says NetApp.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sensio showcases 3D technology, HD radio sees expansion, and Media Broadcast adopts new technology.
In this World Wide Wrap: Convergys acquires Intervoice for |--gbp--|188m, contact centre market grows, and NEC Group chooses Alcatel-Lucent.
In this World Wide Wrap: AMD utility may pose security risks, EA releases Age of Reckoning, and computer games foster interaction.
In this World Wide Wrap: Topaz acquires Safe Computing, HR XCEL introduces HR, and SDCCC implements UltiPro.
In this World Wide Wrap: Amazon expands Simple Storage System, VMware tackles storage costs, and IBM outpaces storage growth.
Microsoft hosts the company's software to meet scalability, connectivity and conceptual search requirements.
The solution helps organisations have more flexibility for their changing business needs, says Microsoft.
Insiders pose the biggest threat to corporate security, and trying to keep up with internal and external threats is nigh impossible.
Absa Internet banking head Carl Louw has an unenviable task: ensuring a secure banking environment for online customers.
In today's technology roundup: Internet goes 3D, texting drivers more dangerous than drunks, Yahoo tests new home page design, and T-Mobile expands 3G services.
Its Web site has been attacked by hackers aiming to infect its readership with malware, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Sophos SA.