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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Ry Crozier | November 12, 2008

Data centre managers should be wary of committing to a long-term total reduction in the centre's power as part of green initiatives, Gartner has warned.

By Shaun Nichols | November 12, 2008

Cisco is unveiling a new line of routers designed to handle high demand data loads: up to 100Mbps speeds, capable of serving some 1.2 million separate, simultaneous video streams.

By Staff writers | November 12, 2008

WebCentral has provided a glimpse into its on-demand services architecture, revealing it is running 49 blade servers with the capacity to operate 653 VMware-based virtual machines.

By Staff writers | November 12, 2008

RAMS Home Loans has bought a third unified threat management appliance from WatchGuard partner Harbour IT, this time to enable franchisees to securely access its corporate network.

By Staff writers | November 12, 2008

AIG Life is starting a $10 million, three-year technology upgrade to provide a completely electronic way for financial advisers to quote and issue its insurance policies, including from mobile devices.

By Iain Thomson | November 12, 2008

Nasa has officially called an end to the Phoenix Mars mission, saying it has not heard from the probe for over a week.

By Iain Thomson | November 12, 2008

Two Los Angeles traffic engineers have pled guilty to charges that they hacked into the city's traffic control computer as part of a union dispute over wages.

By Shaun Nichols | November 12, 2008

Embattled US electronics retailer Circuit City has filed for bankruptcy protection, just two months after booting its chief executive.

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