Intel debuts six-core Xeon 5600 line
First six-core Xeons for workstations and servers offer performance leap.
Aussie research agencies join forces for space project
Australian research agencies have teamed up for an $8 million space technology project aimed at monitoring climate change.
Telstra jumps on desktop videoconferencing bandwagon
Telstra has moved to address declining PSTN revenues with the launch of a new desktop video phone aimed at business customers and designed to encourage them to up their data spend through the use of videoconferencing.
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Telstra jumps on desktop videoconferencing bandwagon
Telstra has moved to address declining PSTN revenues with the launch of a new desktop video phone aimed at business customers and designed to encourage them to up their data spend through the use of videoconferencing.
TPG finalises Pipe buyout
PIPE Networks will start the delisting process today after Queensland's Supreme Court approved TPG Telecom's $373 million takeover of the cabling specialist.
Health identifier bill delayed
SENATE consideration of the Rudd Government's controversial Healthcare Identifiers Bill will not take place until budget day on May 11.
Is innovation dead at Microsoft?
It's not often you read the words Microsoft and innovation in the same sentence these days, which is odd for a company with one of the biggest research laboratories in the world.
Google’s China partners face ruin
GOOGLE'S partners in China face financial ruin, but the web giant is unwilling to discuss options if it shuts down its search engine.
PayPal bumps up mobile commerce with iPhone app
Payment gateway and service provider PayPal has launched version 2.0 of its Send Money mobile commerce application which supports transfers by âbumpingâ iPhones together.
NBN study supressed
THE federal government declined to make public the $25 million NBN implementation study , saying it needed more time to review the report before deciding to release it.