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Institutions unveil high-performance computing

As innovation helps keep the Canadian economy competitive, and innovation thrives on research and development, IT decision-makers are often hard pressed for faster, larger computing resources that are capable of supporting massive simultaneous workloads.

Samsung YP-K5 – feature-rich device a good buy

The Samsung YP-K5 mp3 player is certainly a device worth considering. The K5 meets buyer demand for versatility. While principally an mp3 player, it also functions as an FM radio, an alarm clock and an electronic picture viewer.

SMB: Almost as good

In 1998 we purchased an electronic book, or e-book, reader called RocketBook manufactured by Nuvomedia. It had a great design (very comfortable to hold with good heft), a reasonable display (albeit limited to office lighting conditions) good battery life and could render files created in the company

Some data centres save power by turning to

Phil Nail is ahead of most IT managers in adopting so-called green technologies. His company, a Web hosting firm known as AISO.Net uses solar panels that generate 12 kilowatts of electricity to power its data centre and main office.

Users wary of HP plan to boost software business

Hewlett-Packard last month added a new business unit in its HP Software division that will oversee the company

SaskTel fights churn with BI platform

While they probably wouldn

Rookie messes up cops

Got amazing tales, real-life experiences or war stories from the trenches? This inside source recounts the tale of a 'green' network administrator.

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No slowdown in sight for dynamic tech hub in Mississauga

Did you know that Mississauga is home to nearly 1,000 IT companies? Not many do. Perfectly situated between Toronto and Waterloo in Canada’s Innovation...

Know yourself as well as you know your enemy

While not new, asymmetric warfare – in which a force employs proxy battles, disinformation campaigns, and other nontraditional and thus unpredictable tactics – remains...

Critical infrastructure is the new front line

By Rick Peters Threat actors eager to maximize disruptions and payouts have a new and compelling target – critical infrastructures such as factories, transportation networks,...

Investing in your network infrastructure: The key to ensuring future growth for Canadian companies?

Telstra and Pulse (a 30,000-member online IT community) recently surveyed 100 technology decision-makers at Canadian companies to understand their network infrastructure priorities. They uncovered...