EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Today our efforts focus on Brisbane - the site of one very intriguing data centre migration over the weekend, in a town where flood-affected doctors have been asked to consider cloud storage and where switches were saved from flood-soaked retailers to power the Linux.conf.au event, which kicked off today.

-- Brett Winterford

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Ry Crozier | January 24, 2011

Fallout with NextDC forces late switch.

By Angus Kidman | January 24, 2011

Relocated Brisbane conference faced major tech challenge.

By John Hilvert | January 24, 2011

At least a dozen flood-impacted GP's lose all patient data.

By Liz Tay | January 24, 2011

Offers software-as-a-service from local Fujitsu facilities.

By Angus Kidman | January 24, 2011

Reveals some international customers prefer Aussie support.

By Liz Tay | January 24, 2011

Seeks commercial tools to move data from high to low security domains.

By Brett Winterford , Jennifer Scott | January 24, 2011

Credit card details stolen.

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