Stories about: Swinburne University of Technology

Next year will see one more regional Internet registry run out of IPv4 addresses, but 2012 will be more of a year to prepare for the inevitable shift to IPv6 than an Internet doomsday, according to networking experts.

Swinburne University of Technology has launched a new networking lab for students.

Swinburne University of Technology has moved ahead with its plans for the rollout of a hybrid CPU- and GPU-based supercomputer, signing Silicon Graphics to provide the first phase of the project.

Following a wave of migration to Cloud-based email systems for students and staff, Australian universities are preparing for the next migration trend, outsourcing instances of the popular Blackboard student resources portal to the vendor’s own servers.

Australia's Centre of Excellence in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) research, NICTA, has appointed Dr David Everitt, to head up its Canberra Research Laboratory.

James Brown sang it so long ago: It's a man's, man's, man's world! Can it still be so? In IT, absolutely

CIOs say they need employees with business skills to build IT departments that can compete with outsourcers. Yet schools aren't providing this talent. Now, with enrolment in IT programs falling, universities are beginning to listen

If Novell has its way, Melbourne will become the Linux capital of Australia with students across the state using Linux on the desktop.

A very senior Microsoft official famously once said that if the company put any more time and energy into engineering its products, the effort would cost it lots more and would not lead to the sale of a single extra copy. If Intel took that attitude events like the public relations disaster that grew out of its refusal to admit a 1994 flaw in its original Pentium chip, and the more recent multimillion bill for recall of Pentium III boards, would be the rule, rather than the exception. The company would die in the water

You've heard it before: work fast, save money, build better software. But, as with everything it touches, the Internet has escalated that mandate. Is CBD the e-business silver bullet?