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Swedish Supreme Court refuses Pirate Bay appeal
The Swedish Supreme Court will not hear an appeal from the founders of The Pirate Bay against prison sentences and fines imposed by the Swedish Court of Appeals, the court said on Wednesday.
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Thunderbolt devices finally on show at CES
It wasn?t so long ago that Apple observers were wondering why it was taking Thunderbolt peripherals so long to get to market. This week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas may be putting an end to that conversation.
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Windows 8 to tame storage hassle with 'Spaces' technology
Windows 8 will tame data loss and storage bloat on PCs by offering a simple form of the thin provisioning and virtualisation technology more commonly found tin data centres, Microsoft has said.
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Apple buys SSD maker Anobit
Apple has purchased solid-state drive (SSD) maker Anobit, an Israeli start-up that makes storage products for data centre use out of consumer-grade NAND flash memory.
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Dell to beef up Kace management appliance range
Dell is outfitting its new Kace systems management appliances with advanced hardware as it tries to fill software and hardware management needs of mid-size businesses with up to 3,500 employees.
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Western Digital unveils Sentinel DX4000 as its first array
Western Digital have unveiled its first storage array, a small Intel D525 Dual Core Atom-based box running the Microsoft Storage Server 2008 Essentials operating system.
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DataDirect Network releases impressive array with 40GB/sec performance
DataDirect Network's new SFA12K series storage array represents a new high-water mark for networked storage performance with the ability to scale to 6.7 petabytes in two racks and offer up to 40GB/sec performance.
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CIA spies monitoring Twitter to keep tabs on world public opinion
Twitter and Facebook are enabling the Central Intelligence Agency to get reliable, real-time assessments of public sentiment during rapidly changing events around the world.
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Hackers raid black market for stolen logins
A hacking group called d33ds broke into the online shop of a rival hacker who sells unauthorised access to high profile websites and data.
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Zeus gang mastermind gets jail for £3 million online raid
The last two people found guilty of being part of the gang behind the UK?s biggest ever cybercrime phishing spree have each been sentenced to nearly five years in jail.
