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IGEL Technology sees record sales in H1 2016 following decision to move APAC HQ to Sydney. Q3 results on track.

CSC has now officially opened its Sydney Innovation Center, situated in its regional headquarters at Macquarie Park.

In the digital blend of reality, who truly holds the keys to our data? Ownership in this new era demands fresh rules.

An organisation can get hit by malware 971 times per hour - or 23,304 times per day. And every 81 seconds, a known malware is downloaded.

India's networking market thrives with a robust 7.2% growth in the Ethernet Switch sector and a significant 31% surge in router sales.

AI's surge towards a $47bn revenue landmark by 2020, reflecting its entrenchment in enterprise solutions globally.

Overall spending on server has gone back to its usual average, and IDC expects the trend to continue in the coming quarter as well.

In-flight Wi-Fi poses security risks as hackers can easily access passenger data, according to cybersecurity firm NordVPN.

Symantec says these attacks are extremely focused on companies operating in the banking, securities, trading, and payroll sectors.

New Zealand VR and AR industry launch association to attract investment and boost collaboration in the sector.

Small businesses are more confident about their economic future, but they're finding it harder to grow as sourcing skilled talent becomes harder.

Checking your account balance, paying bills and managing your finances...nowadays, it is pretty normal to do all these things online.

The rumours are true: Apple Pay will indeed be coming to New Zealand. But only for those with an ANZ Visa Debit or personal ANZ Visa credit card.

Kiwis urged to think about online security as Connect Smart Week begins, with 66% of New Zealanders regularly shopping online.

Global mobility revenues are expected to reach $1.7tn by 2020, with software revenues experiencing double-digit growth, according to IDC.

Delivering meaningful data is CoreLogic's modus operandi. It's not just about serving data anymore, it's now about serving it with action.

Global market for big data and business analytics set to exceed $203bn by 2020, says IDC forecast. Banking and manufacturing driving growth.

Australian IBM premier business partner ISW has launched its assault on the Kiwi market, aiming to snap up key accounts in social collaboration.

Frost & Sullivan outlines some key growth verticals for local resellers to specialise in - and the key technologies to generalise in.

By adopting the mindset of attackers, organisations can better comprehend and counteract cyber threats, claims Michael Marriott from Digital Shadows.