Data Storage stories - Page 3

Invented by Professor Manus Hayne, who teaches Physics at Lancaster University, Ultraram is a novel type of memory with extraordinary properties.

Graph database and analytics company, Neo4j, has appointed Sudhir Hasbe as Chief Product Officer and achieved double-digit growth in 2022.

Australian consumers are threatening to abandon businesses that pollute by hoarding unnecessary data, new research from Veritas Technologies has found.

Cloudian appoints James Wright as new Senior Director for APAC and Japan, driving efforts in rapidly growing Asian markets and increasing partner enablement.

Hyperconvergence is gaining mainstream adoption as SimpliVity outperforms the market with its OmniStack Data Virtualisation Platform.

Perth’s Cirrus Networks has secured three contracts in the resources sector, worth more than $1 million all up.

CompTIA has launched a group dedicated to technology resellers, solution providers, distributors, vendors and channel associates based in ANZ.

Hackers target weak mobile apps, with AVG's CTO warning they're ripe for data theft and urging developers and stores to tighten security.

Two University of Canterbury researchers have received $870,000 in Marsden funding over three years to research how engineering and psychology coul.

Scientists have for the first time experimentally demonstrated the recording and retrieval processes of five dimensional digital data - which could lead to unlimited lifetime data storage.

We investigate one of the few innovators in the storage and recovery solutions marketplace.

Businesses need to put the ‘i’ back into IT according to security software company Symantec, which has just released its first ever State of Information Survey.

Ian Quinn from Juniper Networks points out the modern data centre has undergone a series of changes that have significantly impacted business operations and made fabric networking a hot topic for 2012.

Microsoft survey shows an increasing opportunity for hosting service providers to profit from cloud services.

Though they connect us to our fellow man, keep the lights on and generally power the modern world, computers are far from perfect machines. Over time, glitches, bugs, and general wear and tear can wreak havoc with even the gruntiest PC.

Multi-million dollar contract won to provide a data backup, recovery and archive solution for the New Zealand Defence Force.

A vast pool of IT managers still aren’t in the know when it comes to choosing a flexible, agile data storage solution. Enter the knowledgeable reseller with a head for virtualisation, explains John Martin, Principal Technologist, NetApp AU & NZ.

Imagine 75 billion fully loaded 16GB Apple iPads. Now try to cram the machines in to Auckland’s Sky Tower.

NextDC will build a business case for a New Zealand data centre as global players are neglecting its key cities.

Ensuring compliance with legal and organisational requirements is worth the time and money.

A project planned for London’s 2012 Olympic Games sounds like pure science fiction, but the technology that could see it built is already available.

Just type the words ‘tape is not dead’ into Google search and you’ll get over 17 million hits.

Secure, accessible data is the lifeblood of virtually every organisation.

Green IT and its importance in reducing electronic waste and combating climate change are explored in this article by IT Brief.