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Tassie Internode customers gifted their speed back
Internode has given its Tassie ADSL customers an early Christmas present by announcing it will remove speed constraints it imposed on them in May and absorb the extra backhaul costs to make it happen.
Staff Writers
Dec 3 2008 12:39PM
Telco/ISP
Fibre channel switch prices rise
Overall prices for fibre channel switches rose for the first time since 2002, but the downturn on host bus adapters continues, according to analyst firm Dell’Oro Group.
Staff Writers
Dec 3 2008 12:38PM
Storage
Australia needs ICT people – 9,000 to be precise
.NET, Java, SAP and Cisco skills are high on Aussie employer wishlists, according to a new skills index developed by KPMG Econtech.
Staff Writers
Dec 3 2008 12:37PM
Training & Development
Dell weighs into Aussie data centre audit space
Dell has taken the wraps off a new data centre audit services offering in Australia in a move that will pit the vendor against the likes of Eaton and APC.
Ry Crozier
Dec 3 2008 12:37PM
Hardware
Websense shuts Sydney R&D team down
Websense has confirmed it will relocate its Sydney-based research and development team to China, resulting in 25 local jobs cut.
Lilia Guan
Dec 3 2008 10:42AM
Security
Apple advises Mac users to install anti-virus software
For possibly the first time ever, Apple is recommending Mac OS X users deploy anti-virus solutions -- but it remains unclear exactly why.
Dan Kaplan
Dec 3 2008 10:15AM
Security
Worm exploiting Microsoft vulnerability developing into botnet
Since Microsoft's Windows Server Service vulnerability was patched in late October, exploits have continually surfaced.
Angela Moscaritolo
Dec 3 2008 10:03AM
Security
Security vendors warn of Christmas e-crime spike
The IT security vendor community came out in force today to warn consumers and corporate web surfers that internet criminals are likely to double their efforts over the Christmas season to infect machines and steal sensitive data.
Phil Muncaster
Dec 3 2008 9:44AM
Security
Researchers plan 'honeypot' security project
Security firm Sans Institute is asking developers to volunteer for a new research project due to launch in the coming months.
Shaun Nichols
Dec 3 2008 9:42AM
Security
Browser replaces OS
The Linux Good OS team announced its lean, quick booting 'Cloud' browser-based thin-client computing environment at a Netbook expo in Paris on Monday.
Egan Orion
Dec 3 2008 6:53AM
Software
Linux lands on the iPhone
A group of amateur developers has ported the Linux operating system to Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch devices.
Shaun Nichols
Dec 3 2008 6:50AM
Software
VMware View 3 enhances virtual desktops
VMware has updated its virtual desktop product with enhancements that make it easier to provision and manage virtual clients, and new capabilities that support mobile workers on laptops.
Daniel Robinson
Dec 3 2008 6:50AM
Software
Amazon SimpleDB ready for public use
Amazon has moved its SimpleDB online database service out of beta, claiming that new features have reduced the cost of data storage from US$1.50 to US$0.25 per gigabyte per month.
Rosalie Marshall
Dec 3 2008 6:50AM
Software
Telstra’s new NBN conversation tool degenerates rapidly
Telstra have added a new mini-site to nowwearetalking to ‘encourage a conversation’ on the NBN – let’s hope it’s a bit more insightful than the first post, which blasts Aussie journalists, Singtel Optus and basically anyone within reach.
Ry Crozier
Dec 2 2008 4:27PM
Telco/ISP
Many IT staff will work harder for less
A survey of over 600 IT staff in New York, London and Amsterdam has shown that over half are concerned about losing their jobs and over a third would be prepared to work longer hours with a 25 per cent pay cut if they could keep their jobs.
Iain Thomson
Dec 2 2008 2:37PM
Training & Development
40,000 servers, 20% of the world's traffic: Akamai ten years on
Ten years since its creation, distributed computing platform Akamai now delivers 20 per cent of the world’s internet traffic by request.
iTnews
talks to Stuart Spiteri about high speed internet delivery around the world.
Kathryn Small
Dec 2 2008 1:27PM
Telco/ISP
Victorian Council eyes 24x7 online access to services
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council is rolling out Objective enterprise content management (ECM) software to 650 users enterprise-wide as part of a wider strategy to enable it to conduct more business process transactions online.
Staff Writers
Dec 2 2008 1:06PM
Software
Internode appoints first CIO
Internode has appointed the former head of operations at Cable & Wireless, Mike Damms, as its first chief information officer.
Staff Writers
Dec 2 2008 11:39AM
Telco/ISP
User-created extensions coming to Google Chrome
User-created extensions are at the heart of a new Google plan to improve its open source Chrome browser, according to documents on the Chromium development site.
Staff Writers
Dec 2 2008 11:22AM
Software
Pownce acquired by Six Apart, will be shut down in two weeks
Popular microblogging and social networking site Pownce will close forever on 15 December, after it was acquired by rival Six Apart, the company behind Movable Type, Vox and TypePad.
Staff Writers
Dec 2 2008 10:29AM
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