EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Today we leave the more politicised of our peers to argue about what the latest OECD report says about the Federal Government's NBN plan, and instead look at the more conclusive findings from the study.

We also wish to advise of what in our line of work amounts to a "scheduled outage". We'll be offline from late this evening until the start of business hours tomorrow.

Expect a slightly later morning edition tomorrow - and those of you requiring an iTnews fix 'at sparrow's' will just have to sleep in!

-- Brett Winterford

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

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Report smashes link between broadband speeds and botnets.

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By Stephen Pritchard | November 15, 2010

Apple needs to support virtual instances of OS X server.

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By Staff Writer | November 15, 2010

MD and sales head reshuffled.

By Brett Winterford | November 15, 2010

Three aged care facilities sign up.

By Simon Johnson | November 15, 2010

As operators face cost pressures.

November 14, 2010

iTnews gets a storage history lesson at the HDS' Disk Array Systems Division at Odawara, about 45 minutes south of Tokyo by shinkansen (bullet train). The gallery shows off a potted history of magnetic disk drives made at the nearby manufacturing facility.

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