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Monday, 17th December 2007

LATEST NEWS

Australian-wide online child predator network dismantled

Australian Police have sent out a strong warning to online child predators that want to hide behind the “behind the anonymity of the Internet” to disseminate harmful material against children.
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	Sun consolidates tools effort behind NetBeans
	IT pros grapple with timing of Windows Vista deployment
	Intel readies mobile platform refresh, launches solid-state drive
	IBM and Microsoft have dueling visions for software modeling
	Intel and LSI seal RAID deal
	Xerox opens US$24 million ink factory
	Rise of the rootkits
	Microsoft launches Xbox 360 HD DVD Emulator
	IBM beefs up ID management in Tivoli

MOST READ ARTICLES

Telecommunications
Optus brings forward 3G network deadline to 2008
Vodafone’s announcement to roll out nationwide infrastructure for a new 3G network has sent a rocket up Optus’s proverbial, with Australia’s number two telco declaring it will now complete its 3G rollout by December 2008, 18 months ahead of schedule.

Operating Systems
Windows Vista SP1 includes more than 300 hot fixes
Microsoft has released a detailed roster of the contents of its forthcoming service pack for Windows Vista, and the list includes more than 300 hot fixes covering everything from data protection to video performance..

Telecommunications
Vodafone earmarks $500 million 3G expansion to rival Telstra
Vodafone Australia has thrown down the gauntlet in a challenge to Telstra’s Next G rural monopoly with new plans to build a $500 million 3G mobile broadband network that is set to cover 95 percent of the Australian population.

Hardware
AMD execs discuss Barcelona debacle
A senior executive at Advanced Micro Devices said that launching the first quad-core Opteron server chip to great fanfare in September was a stupid decision given a glitch that has halted distribution to all but a few customers, but insisted that it was the right decision at the time.

Hardware
Iranian scientists develop country's most powerful supercomputer
Iranian scientists claim to have used 216 microprocessors made by Advanced Micro Devices to build the country's most powerful supercomputer, despite a ban on the export of U.S. computer equipment to the Middle Eastern nation..

Events

Event Name	Location	Date
TinyERP Training in Australia	Melbourne	11/02/2008
Facilitating Knowledge Transfer and Retention in the Modern Workplace	Melbourne	18/02/2008
The Internal Consultant	Melbourne	21/02/2008
Strategic application of EDRM in the public sector	Sydney	03/03/2008
Intranet Usability	Melbourne	05/03/2008

Products

Solaris 10 OS

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