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Scientists at the University of Southampton have demonstrated 5D digital data storage, promising data capacity of 360 TB/disc and virtually unlimited lifespan.

The recruiting world is changing fast - LinkedIn shares the top five global recruiting trends to help professionals land their dream job.

Rumours are rife that Microsoft is testing a 'translucent aluminum' Smart Watch, moving the prototype to the Surface division of the company.

Renaissance, the New Zealand company behind Yoobee retail stores, is forecasting another disappointing financial year after closing four stores.

Apple retailer is closing four stores across New Zealand, with around 15 staff set to be made redundant as a result.

In today’s world of advanced malware, zero-day attacks, and stealthy threats, an antivirus-only approach to endpoint security is simply not enough.

Cloud computing promises to tackles two hitherto irreconcilable IT challenges: the need to reduce costs and the need to boost innovation.

Apple launches an aggressive recruitment for iWatch, hinting at challenges and innovation in its first product release post-Steve Jobs.

Microsoft trims up to 30% off Surface RT prices to boost lagging sales and clear stocks, as critics slam the device's performance.

Fujitsu launches new global cloud strategy, introducing Cloud Integration for a more coherent approach to cloud adoption.

New Zealand Mental Health Foundation praises social media, believing the internet to help depression sufferers.

HP Enterprise Group is hosting a Partner Focus Briefing on 24 July, and attendees will go into a lucky prize draw to win HP Slate 7 tablets.

Apple is being sued by a lawyer/model for failing to protect him from the perils of porn. The lawsuit claims the subsequent images “poisoned his life.”.

Steve Ballmer revitalises Microsoft with a unifying Let's Go motto, aiming for innovation and speed in the face of industry competition.

As next-gen consoles emerge, PC gaming's future shines brighter, promising equal ground and the end of dodgy ports.

Auckland's Kinetics Group and Wellington's Datacom have triumphed at the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference, scooping major global and regional awards.

It is looking as if DICE and Battlefield 4 are to be the first to take advantage of the Xbox One’s updated Kinect capabilities.

Rumours emanating from the US suggest that Microsoft will double the speed of the Xbox One’s GPU in order to take on Sony’s PS4.

Samsung claims the global internet usage crown, overtaking Apple for the first time, reveals StatCounter report.

Judges ask University of Auckland students how the team plan to handle its success following impressive showing.