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In making this appointment, they've revealed their intentions moving forward – to bolster their network and operations in APJ.

Japan and China are emerging as prime locations for cloud data centres, driven by stringent data sovereignty laws and increasing customer demand, says Canalys.

BlackBerry steps up as it takes its cutting-edge crisis communication software global, bolstering security in 8 new languages.

Oracle bolsters its global cloud reach, announcing new data centers in the UK, Virginia, and Turkey with APAC growth on the horizon.

Cyber security firm Wynyard Group has gone into voluntary administration, according to a statement from the company.

Global citizens are conflicted on hacktivist groups, with some believing they break laws while others see them as defenders of accountability.

Kiwi tech firm Virsae nabs £2.4M for global push, targeting $2B market with its cloud services after impressive US gains.

The number and reach of cyber threats continues to grow, and, contrary to popular belief, even highly effective attacks can be very unsophisticated.

New Kiwa Digital software is revolutionizing the TV and film post-production industry, halving the time spent in the studio.

An oversupply of oil in the global economy is good news for the data center market, with investment expected to increase as energy prices decrease.

NetComm Wireless has made a significant step forward in its global expansion plans and is further establishing itself in the United States.

NetComm Wireless teams up with Deutsche Telekom to drive Industry 4.0 revolution with its M2M hardware integration into the 'Cloud of Things'.

Virsae, the Auckland-based cloud services provider, is looking to raise $3 million from equity investors to accelerate growth internationally.

Gartner says government CIOs must flip from 'Legacy First' to 'Digital First' by inserting a 'Why not cloud?' step into all planning.

Oil rose while stocks fluctuated after Saudi Arabia and its Arab Gulf allies began air strikes on Yemen, bolstering concern about disruption of supply.

A familiar face is heading up Dell New Zealand, with former Dell channel manager James Arnold taking over as New Zealand general manager.

Brenton Smith, who previously headed up Symantec locally as managing director and vice president, Pacific, has reappeared at Dell, taking on a new rol.

Guinness Peat Group, which is rebranding to UK threadmaker Coats after exiting its other investments, reported a 61 percent drop in annual profit afte.

New Zealand shares rose paced by Xero and Diligent Board Member Services, as investors favoured technology-based stocks.

New Zealand's wool prices have surged by 2.9%, with 35-micron clean wool hitting NZD $5.30/kg due to strong overseas demand, surpassing a five-year high.