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Intel tantalises consumers with Ultrabook Temptations (+ slideshow)
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DiData expands managed Cloud platforms into Sydney
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In pictures: Ultimate Capcom Showcase, Sydney - Media + Public event
Capcom took some of its most exciting titles down to Sydney's Oxford Arts Factory, much to the delight of the local gaming community. The event was organised by Capcom's distributor in Australia, THQ.
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Kaspersky eyes NSW, sponsors Sydney NRL team
Security vendor, Kaspersky Labs, wants to expand its presence in NSW and plans to sponsor a Sydney-based NRL football team as part of a brand building exercise
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Pacnet launches $40 million Sydney datacentre, but 'not due to NBN'
Global submarine cable provider, Pacnet, has launched its latest datacentre in Sydney’s CBD. The first phase will see 5920 square feet of datacentre space being released with 41,700 square feet when completed.
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Synnex expands warehouses in the west
Synnex has expanded its Perth operation to accommodate for further growth in the region
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