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Move over Steam, Uplay, Origin and all the other popular gaming platforms – Google has thrown its hat in the ring and entered the game streaming market.

Flashpoint's Aaron Shraberg says economic tensions between the US, China, and North Korea are influencing risk management decisions in APAC.

Park Place Technologies’ CEO shares his views on innovations aside from renewable energy that can slim a data centre’s footprint.

As geopolitical tensions spike, APAC firms must integrate political risk into their cyber strategies, as both criminal and state-sponsored threats grow.

Coinhive tops Check Point’s Global Threat Index for February 2019, marking its 15th month as the most disruptive malware despite its impending shutdown.

Citing an effort to meet relentless demand, the company has announced it will be expanding a number of its data centers in the US.

After tinkering with the final design for a few years, an innovative new solution from New Zealand for those in need is going global.

Fifteen per cent of IT managers at Australian companies who were victim to one or more cyber attacks last year can’t pinpoint how the attackers gained entry.

The lawyers are alleging that their client was detained, searched and interrogated for three hours in violation of constitutional rights.

The original HoloLens was released in 2016 but since then, mixed reality has come a long way, according to Microsoft’s Julia White.

Alibaba Cloud, Facebook, and Oracle - among others - have already opened major facilities this year, so here's a round-up.

OVH Infrastructure has expanded its public cloud services in the Asia Pacific (APAC) market operating from two data centres within the region.

OVH Public Cloud services is expanding to Australia out of two data centres - one in Sydney and one in Singapore.

Katalyst Data Management to launch a new data centre in Kuala Lumpur, expanding its global reach in Asia Pacific.

Global giants adopt Red Hat tech for hybrid cloud solutions, boosting agility and innovation across industries.

Xero launches Hubdoc in NZ, leveraging AI to automate admin tasks for SMEs. With over 150 connections, it's set to transform Kiwi businesses.

Hackers in Canada strike McDonald's app, racking up CAD $500 in fast food charges. McDonald's blames security flaws; users left with empty banks and bellies.

Fleet Space Technologies' Project Galaxy hits a milestone, registering 1 million IoT devices within 24 hours and adding 2 million more to its waiting list.

Service providers account for a growing share of ICT spending, led by a surge of cloud infrastructure spending, according to IDC.

Huawei says it will build a cybersecurity centre in Poland if that’s what it takes to convince the world that it’s a trustworthy organisation.