Stories by Staff - Page 129

The sheer scale and complexity of diverse technologies working together at incredible speeds in a data centre often cause bottlenecks and outages.

ANZ businesses are eager to implement big data projects but in order to succeed they need better skills and communication.

As one of the biggest global providers of email, Yahoo is at the frontline of this battle - they alone block more than 600 billion spam messages a month.

Apple's iPhone 5C is luring customers away from Samsung and LG, according to technology strategist firm Kantar Worldpanel ComTech.

With 2014 almost upon the ICT industry, Symantec has offered an indicator into what lies ahead for the New Zealand technology sector.

As privacy concerns spike, individuals start prioritising data protection in 2014 while scammers exploit every niche in the digital world.

A virtualised world calls for virtualised security. Jon McGettigan, Fortinet New Zealand general manager provides the low-down.

Govt shrugs off criticism on copper pricing, with no parliamentary support expected. Amy Adams eyes non-legislative routes amidst challenges.

For the millions of students undertaking university exams, they should consider packing a pair of headphones in their bags.

Geographically mobile compute is a possibility as virtualisation technologies broaden, says Mark Hyde, Fujitsu NZ solution architect.

Nokia New Zealand believes last week's 'F*** You' tweet was likely the work of a hacker, vowing to ramp up security as a result.

Wynyard Group secures a multi-year contract in the UAE with Manayer Marketing Management, enhancing AML compliance amidst stricter Central Bank regulations.

Intel rolls out new SMB program to boost reseller sales over Christmas, offering online support and special deals for local businesses.

Gartner reveals common pitfalls that lead to new tech product launch failures, emphasizing the vital role of sales channels.

Kim Dotcom's Mega has now introduced an iOS app, facilitating file management the go, following its Android version's success.

NZ bids adieu to analogue TV, embracing digital era with final switch-off led by Minister Craig Foss. A 60-year legacy ends, ushering in advanced broadband.

Renaissance reports net operating loss of $1.68 million, blamed on depreciation, interest expense, and store closures.

Renaissance and Academic Colleges Group adjust their agreement so that the transaction will be executed by way of a sale of shares rather than a sale of assets.

Keeping business systems safe and protecting the data that they hold has never been more difficult to achieve.

New Zealand employees are ahead of Australia in joining the global shift to use social media to find and engage in work.