Bullant boasts load capacity
The entire customer base of Amazon.com could be comfortably accommodated on a single server running Bullant Technology-powered software, claims Bullant chief operating officer Rob Pieterse.
Stories by Byron Kaye
INTERNET WORLD: Taking the Mickey adds insult to injury
If you're planning to dazzle people, a good place to start is to imagine what would dazzle you yourself.
This is reasonable enough advice, I would think.
Diverse devices to drive net's future
The much-touted convergence of internet devices is little more than a futuristic myth, argues DoubleClick founder and CEO Kevin O'Connor.
Guest column: INTERNET WORLD: Taking the Mickey adds insult to injury
If you're planning to dazzle people, a good place to start is to imagine what would dazzle you yourself.
Cable already a thing of the past: 3Com
A cable-connected internet economy may never be part of Australia's future, 3Com local managing director Archie Wilson has predicted.
One.Tel joins Swiss 3G race
There is "no such thing" as 3G spectrum, argues One.Tel founding director Brad Keeling.
How the GST makes enemies of friends
Businesses failing to attain full GST compliance before July 1 risk several negative outcomes, including professional ostracism, warns Compaq tax and treasury manager Andrew Watson.
Microsoft up for auction? I think not
Microsoft has denied reports it pressured auction website eBay into removing all Microsoft software sales and altering Microsoft-related customer feedback published on its site.
Analysis: Was Eisa doomed from the start?
Bad luck may have less to do with Eisa's failure to acquire ISP giant OzEmail than bad planning.
Dot-com startups should kick off in the States
Starting in Australia is the "wrong way to go" for local dot-coms, according to online e-business clinic SitePoint.
GST one month out: corporations still not ready
With just one month to go before the GST kicks in, widespread corporate IT ill-preparedness seems likely, says Gartner analyst Bruce McCabe.
Failed Eisa Bid Arrogant and Naive, Analysts Say
Bad luck may have less to do with Eisa Ltd.'s failure to acquire ISP (Internet service provider) giant OzEmail Pty. Ltd. than bad planning.
Tequinox invites partners to ASP tango
Brisbane-based Mincom's ASP (application service provision) and outsourcing division Tequinox yesterday unveiled an impressive array of IT, financial and consulting partnerships.
Strife was meant to be Eisa
The final stake was driven through the heart of Eisa's troubled bid to acquire OzEmail, with UUNet today announcing its decision to withdraw from the deal.
Australian men go WAP-happy on Thursdays
When it comes to the future of mobile internet, Australia's two largest carriers are sure of only one thing: wireless will soon surpass all other modes of accessing the web.