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Comments Deriz S. Syarief — September 30, 2007 / 10:55 am
Typically, storage systems were designed to retrieve data for applications as fast as possible. That’s why these systems use high speed disks that spin tens of thousands revolutions per minute (rpm). High speed disks require a great deal of energy, more cooling that end up with fat electricity bills.
Comments Deriz S. Syarief — September 27, 2007 / 7:25 pm
Japanese printer maker Brother introduces five new products to its arsenal, recruit one additional distributor to its sales army and set up a local representative office. The competition is heating up!
1 comment Deriz S. Syarief — June 24, 2007 / 11:49 am
The gigabit ethernet specialist Force10 Networks has been doing business in Indonesia since mid 2006. Without much hype, they managed to fetch major customers and stole some market share from network giants.
Comments Deriz S. Syarief — June 4, 2007 / 8:04 am
Compaq led the Indonesian PC market before Hewlett-Packard (HP) acquired the company in 2002. Then, HP massive marketing campaign somehow had killed the brand. But today, HP Indonesia will have to resurrect the reshaped Compaq.
Comments Budi Putra — April 26, 2007 / 2:51 pm
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