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Hitachi tackles data growth with new storage platform

Senate bill could lower online music royalty rates

MySQL users want out-of-the-box answer

Autonomy introduces search software for electronic discovery

LG.Philips introduces colour e-paper display

RIP Theodore Maiman, laser inventor

ATI ships Radeon HD 2000 graphics cards

JBoss calls for SOA reality check

US brands milked for phishing emails

Hitachi adds encryption to laptop drive

Shoppers buying more clothing online than computer gear

JBoss credits growth to founder's departure

Wednesday, 16th May 2007

Headlines

	Hitachi tackles data growth with new storage platform
	Senate bill could lower online music royalty rates
	MySQL users want out-of-the-box answer
	Autonomy introduces search software for electronic discovery
	LG.Philips introduces colour e-paper display
	RIP Theodore Maiman, laser inventor
	ATI ships Radeon HD 2000 graphics cards
	JBoss calls for SOA reality check
	US brands milked for phishing emails
	Hitachi adds encryption to laptop drive
	Shoppers buying more clothing online than computer gear
	JBoss credits growth to founder's departure

Good morning,

Hitachi on Monday launched a major upgrade of its enterprise storage platform that provides a single system for managing an enterprise's massive annual increase in data volume.

Also LG.Philips has introduced a 14.1-inch color e-paper display, a follow up to the black and white version it released in May. The new product, which uses electronic ink from E-Ink, can produce a maximum of 4,096 colors, and can be viewed from a full 180 degrees without any degradation in picture quality.

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Storage

Hitachi tackles data growth with new storage platform
Universal Storage Platform V is capable of 3.5 million operations per second.
By Antone Gonsalves

Government/Law

Senate bill could lower online music royalty rates
Those backing the legislation want to make sure that Internet, satellite, cable radio, jukeboxes, and traditional radio pay the same rates for playing songs.
By K.C. Jones

Applications

MySQL users want out-of-the-box answer
A poll of IT enterprise specialists using MySQL found that open-source database users have a strong demand for an out-of-the-box MySQL application that will address their problems.
By W. David Gardner

Government/Law

Autonomy introduces search software for electronic discovery
Autonomy says Idol Echo can help companies embroiled in lawsuits meet changes to a federal law requiring they produce electronic data within 99 days.
By Mary Hayes

Hardware

LG.Philips introduces colour e-paper display
The 14.1-inch display is thin, flexible, and comparable in quality to printed pages, according to the company.
By Antone Gonsalves

Research/Trends

RIP Theodore Maiman, laser inventor
Initially misidentified as a 'death ray' the creation ended up having multiple peaceful uses ranging from eye surgery to bar code readers.
By W. David Gardner

Hardware

ATI ships Radeon HD 2000 graphics cards
New Radeons optimised for Vista and HD video.
By Shaun Nichols

Applications

JBoss calls for SOA reality check
Service oriented architectures are not about building a grand software vision, says JBoss.
By Tom Sanders

Security

US brands milked for phishing emails
Seventy-three per cent of all phishing attacks namecheck US brands.
By Matt Chapman

Security

Hitachi adds encryption to laptop drive
Hitachi has announced that its 200GB notebook hard drive will include encryption to protect data if the machine falls into the wrong hands.
By Andrew Charlesworth

Research/Trends

Shoppers buying more clothing online than computer gear
The online apparel-accessories-footwear category is expected to reach US$22.1 billion (A$2.65 billion) in 2007, according to a Shop.org survey.
By W. David Gardner

Jobs Centre

JBoss credits growth to founder's departure
Marc Fleury's oversised ego stood in the way of partnerships, according to JBoss vice president - product management.
By Tom Sanders