Ditech Networks today announced that its Packet Voice Processor (PVP) is now available in a smaller size.
The move will give network operators and enterprises greater flexibility to support VoIP, 3G and Web 2.0 services.
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Microsoft this week finally laid out its cloud-computing strategy during a keynote speech at the Microsoft Professional Developers Conference 2008.
Ray Ozzie, Microsoft’s chief software architect, announced Windows Azure, a cloud-based service foundation underlying its Azure Services Platform.
Backup tapes are being neglected by administrators, according to a study conducted jointly by security vendor Thales Group and Trust Catalyst.
The results of the survey of 330 large enterprises worldwide showed that 35 per cent don’t know if they will encrypt their backup tapes.
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Hundreds of millions of people have used Virtual Network Computing’s (VNC) remote access applications on their PCs.
The Cambridge, UK-based company is now counting on the same success with its mobile version of allowing remote control both to and from smartphones.
It’s one thing to hear the corporate blurb about a product, quite another to hear company executives’ experience of using their own gear.
Sean O’Leary, TapRoot Systems’ VP of marketing and business development, has just spent a week touring Europe relying on his company’s WalkingHotSpot software for internet connectivity.
Hitachi Data Systems has unveiled its next-generation line-up of midrange storage systems, the Adaptable Modular Storage (AMS) 2000 Series.
The company says the ground-breaking new systems introduce a wide range of pioneering technologies previously unavailable on a midrange storage platform.
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Smartphone users worried about what would happen to confidential info in old handsets can sleep a little easier.
Aiko Solutions has come up with what it claims is an industry-first – software that really does erase all data from a smartphone.
Aiko Solutions has announced the public release of SecuWipe, a data erasure utility for PDAs and smartphones.
Concerns over smartphone security have been rising steadily, not least because of the handsets’ great capacity for storing large amounts of corporate and personal information.
Managed dedicated hosting provider, SingleHop, has announced that it has completed a free of charge, memory upgrade program.
Over 900 SingleHop customers had less than 2 GB of RAM in their servers when the program commenced in July 2008.
IBM is to introduce a cheaper and less powerful version of it storage virtualization software for use by small and medium sized (SMB) businesses.
The System Storage SAN Volume Controller (SVC) software is designed to help improve storage utilization rates, energy efficiency, administrator productivity, availability, and scalability of critical applications.