Siemens fraud investigation deepens
The investigation into fraud at Siemens now involves as much as 200 million euros ($335 million AUD), ten times the liability previously admitted.
Stories by Chris Mellor
US nuclear laboratory supercomputer packs a punch
More details about the hardware held at the Los Alamos Nuclear Laboratory has emerged: it uses Panasas clustered file storage for its petascale nuclear weapons testing supercomputer.
Cheapest ever Mac storage network hits streets
2Degrees Frost claims to have made the cheapest storage area network (SAN) in the world available for Mac OS X users.
Get your PC to run 18 billion, billion times faster
How would you like your computer to run 18 billion, billion times faster?
Schwartz slams Microsoft-Novell deal
Sun boss Jonathan Schwartz has joined in criticism of the Microsoft-Novell deal, saying it is bad for the open source movement.
Fujitsu preps new dual-core servers
Fujitsu Siemens will launch a new line of servers next year using its new dual-core 90nm chip design, with a quad-core UltraSparc 64 VI+ due in 2008.
Tandberg unwinds tape killer
Tandberg Data has introduced a disk-based backup product with removable cartridges for small and medium businesses. It is cheaper and much faster than DAT-72, Travan or DLT tape drives.
Micron pulls curtains back on DDR3
Micron has introduced a very high-density DDR3 memory chip, leading the way to faster, larger computer memory that uses less power.
Ethernet storage at Fibre performance
Chelsio has launched its third-generation 10GigE storage network interface silicon aiming to unify storage, cluster and local area networking.
HP offers All-in-One networked storage
HP has announced a new line of All-in-One (AiO) point-and-click style networked storage products built especially for the small and medium business market.
US defense department builds world's biggest SAN
The U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) is creating the world's largest storage network by combining a number of separate networks into a gigantic 17,000-port Meta SAN monster.
Next generation supercomputers face disk failure
The next generation of supercomputers could be crippled by hard drive failures every few minutes, the U.S. Department of Energy has warned, and so it is funding a Petascale Data Storage Institute to solve the problem.
Storage market faces open-source revolution
The storage market has become the latest to face the same open-source revolution, with a new product from Cleversafe offering secure, economical and private storage using a dispersed storage grid technology.
Molecular data storage demonstrated
IBM researchers in Zurich have devised a single molecule switch. It can be flipped between two detectable 'on' and 'off' states by applying voltage pulses to it. Both states are stable and data read-out is nondestructive. More than 500 switching cycles have been demonstrated by IBM's researchers, Heike Riel and Emanuel Lortscher.
BakBone claims disk space reporting breakthrough
BakBone has introduced centralized reporting for distributed NetVault backup jobs and a disk space analysis tool able to send file pick lists direct to NetVault. NetVault: Report Manager 3 has two modules to carry out these functions.