Archives for July, 2009

Intel’s flash new SSDs hit by bugs


Don’t alter a set BIOS password
Intel’s latest brace of solid state drives has been pulled from the market while a firmware bug gets fixed.…

Now Apple expands time


Twice the Capsule for your money
Apple has quietly doubled the capacity of its Time Capsule wireless-link backup disk appliance, from one to two terabytes.…

Flash update plugs zero-day Adobe vuln


Plethora of patches perplexes punters
Adobe released an update to its Flash Player software on Thursday, completing a busy week of security updates from the software developer.…

The power of collaboration within unified communications

Intel’s flash new SSDs hit by bugs


Don’t alter a set BIOS password
Intel’s latest brace of solid state drives have been pulled from the market whilst a firmware bug gets fixed.…

The power of collaboration within unified communications

Now Apple expands time


Twice the Capsule for your money
Apple has quietly doubled the capacity of its Time Capsule wireless-link backup disk appliance, from one to two terabytes.…

Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn’t work

McAfee gobbles up MX Logic for cloud security push


Splashes out again with SAAS-y purchase
McAfee has agreed to buy email and filtering services firm MX Logic for $140m in cash, followed by a further $30m, providing performance targets are met.…

Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing

Southampton Uni getting Nehalem supercomputer


8000-core IBM iDataplex jobby
Southampton Uni is getting an IBM Nehalem-based supercomputer.…

Southampton Uni getting Nehalem supercomputer


8000-core IBM iDataplex jobby
Southampton Uni is getting an IBM Nehalem-based supercomputer.…

Groovy punts SQL turbocharger


Touts ‘real-time’ RDB
Groovy Corporation has launched an SQL database acceleration appliance, boasting of extreme speeds.…

What is your recession sales strategy?

Microsoft ultra-thins to ‘out cool’ netbooks, Apple


Windows netbook price leap
FAM  Microsoft is betting ultra-thin laptops can steal business from netbooks and Apple this Christmas while providing the opportunity to sell more expensive copies of Windows.…