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CeBIT Australia 2012
In 2012, CeBIT will be held once again at Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, Darling Harbour, on 22-24 May. The show will feature more than 100 conferences sessions and more than 600 exhibitions. Topics covered include: e-Government, the cloud, social media and more.
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The show ends with visitors wanting more
CommunicAsia's organisers tallied up 68,000 visitors to the largest technology fest in Asia as it closed its doors at the end of last week. Exhibitors were still busy on most stands and visitors seemed loath to leave the Expo
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Cloud computing drives data centre expansion
Equinix, a carrier-neutral data centre company, has opened its new Sydney data centre. Merri Mack reports on the launch and the continuing demand for local data centres given the growth of cloud computing.
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NetSuite expands to Melbourne
NetSuite has announced the opening of a new office in Melbourne to provide sales, support and services to meet the growing demand for NetSuite's cloud solutions.
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Silver Peak Systems expands to Melbourne and Sydney
Silver Peak Systems has announced the opening of offices in Sydney and Melbourne, with Wayne Neich leading the company's strategic growth.
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Australian research delegation heads to Brussels for peak European Commission ICT event
A delegation of leading Australian ICT research institutions is on its way to Brussels to participate in the European Commission’s biennial ICT research event.
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Join the throng at Storage Decisions Australia in Melbourne
Join storage-focused IT leaders at Australia’s premier data storage conference, to be held in Melbourne on 12 May. Learn the latest tips and tricks from local and international experts. Subjects covered include: cloud storage, next-gen backup, dedupe, data reduction and more.
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Oracle Sun joins IBM, Dell and EMC at Storage Decisions Australia 2010
Oracle Sun will join IBM, Dell and EMC at Storage Decisions Australia 2010, the premium storage event.
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Storage Decisions Australia 2010 heads to Melbourne
Storage Decisions Australia 2010 heads to Melbourne and, because of popular demand, international backup guru W Curtis Preston will present the keynote again.
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NICTA celebrates opening of ATP premises
NICTA's Australian Technology Park Laboratory and corporate head office has opened. It will cater for 134 researchers, corporate staff and 63 PhD students to support collaboration.
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NetEvents APAC conference second day
The NetEvents APAC conference second day in Singapore promises to be just as interesting as the first day. The opportunity to tune into the broadcast of presentations and debates is available again. The last debate will really encompass everything that has been analysed over the two days and is worthy of a look.
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NetEvents APAC summit in Singapore
A two-day conference on 19 and 20 November in Singapore on advances in networking and telecoms is being run by the UK NetEvents team. And over the two days there is an opportunity to tune in to some or all of the dynamic broadcasts depending on your interests. All you have to do is click on the box below and you will be registered for the broadcast. The first day's agenda is outlined here and will be followed tomorrow by the second day's proceedings.
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Australian robotic fiddler blows away audience
RoboFiddler, the Australian robotic violin player, has taken second place in the inaugural Artemis Orchestra contest, conceding the win to a recorder player with timing that followed a conductor as well as a piano player.
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‘Clever’ police car to be unveiled in Melbourne
The ‘world’s most technically advanced police car’ will be featured at transport exhibition SmartDemo in Melbourne later this month.
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Open day to offer industry insight to IT hopefuls
Australian IT training provider, Excom Education, is offering the chance to experience the IT industry first-hand at its upcoming open day in Sydney on Saturday, 18 August 2007.
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