About Us

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PUITIS (Putrajaya IT Infrastructure Specialist) is a leading solution provider for Information Technology focusing in IT Infrastructure. We provide a wide range of services from planning, migration, configuration and deployment for Server’s Network Application, Network Security, Enterprise Storage, High Availability Clustering and Server Virtualization.

We got expertise and provide support/maintenance for both commercial and open source platform (In example: Windows/Linux). With all experience that we’ve gathered and gained in the field, our charges will always within your budget, hence you can get what you want within your minimal budget.

Latest News

Cyberwar could be worse than a tsunami

International cyberwar should be averted by a global cybersecurity peace treaty, according to the head of the International Telecommunications Union.

Toshiba recalls 41,000 Satellite laptops

The Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a recall after reports of some overheating and even melting.

India wants local servers from RIM, Google and Skype

After its recent conflict with Research In Motion over access to customer data, India is expanding its reach to include Google and Skype.

Researchers crack code used by banks, defense

Researchers claim to have successfully cracked the quantum cryptography equipment used to cloak high-sensitive communications by banks and defense agencies.

China to require IDs for all cell phone users

Mobile phone users in China are now being asked to provide identification when they set up a new account.

Sony sets date for 3D Blu-ray on PlayStation 3

3D Blu-ray playback is making its way to the PlayStation 3 in October, Sony CEO Howard Stringer announced at IFA in Berlin

Gartner lowers PC shipment forecast - still healthy

PC shipments in 2010 are likely to be healthy, but not quite as vigorous as earlier forecast..

India's next targets: Google, Skype

India has instructed Google and Skype to allow its government to monitor their customer data or face being banned.

Old QuickTime flaw exposes IE

A zero-day vulnerability in Apple QuickTime that could allow a remote attacker to take over a computer running Internet Explorer has been reported by security researchers.

HP pays $55 million to settle kickback scandal

Hewlett-Packard has agreed to pay the U.S. government $55 million to settle charges that it paid kickbacks to technology partners for recommending HP products to federal agencies.