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Diskeeper launches solid state drive optimiser
Storage maintenance firm Diskeeper has unveiled what it claims is the first optimiser designed exclusively for solid state drives (SSDs), promising faster performance and extended lifespan.
Ian Williams
Jan 14 2009 6:42AM
Storage
Sanyo promises 100GB Blu-ray discs
Japanese electronics firm Sanyo has announced a new type of blue laser diode, which it said could double the capacity of existing Blu-ray discs to 100GB.
Oct 10 2008 3:05PM
Hardware
Study: One-third of corporate employees still write down passwords
One in three corporate employees in the US write down computer passwords undermining company security, according to a study released earlier this month.
Fiona Raisbeck
Oct 25 2006 10:28PM
Security
Four in ten security staffers write down passwords
Nearly 40 percent of IT professionals store important passwords on paper, according to a new report.
René Millman
Jun 13 2006 4:45PM
Security
Write down your passwords, increase security
Security buffs have urged employees to write down their passwords in hopes that people will not use the same weak phrase repeatedly, thereby increasing security.
Melissa Loveday
Jul 20 2005 5:14PM
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