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Fuji Xerox Printers has revamped its partner program, with new benefits for gold and platinum partners and access to additional marketing resources.

New Zealanders are more worried about security than they have been in the last ten years, with identity theft and bank card fraud at the top.

Let’s go threat-hunting. When the hunters and tools have been assembled, let us explore the thought processes that prepare them for a successful hunt.

Wavelink is ramping up its focus on Fortinet, appointing two new staff to help expand the distributor’s Fortinet security business.

Lenovo has promoted Brendan Lau to head its PC and smart devices consumer and SMB division, including overseeing the vendor’s retail and SMB channel.

The enterprise iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch accessory manufacturer is looking for local partners to continue its momentum.

Ingram Micro says Intel's first all-new class of memory in 25 years is a 'game-changer' and has potential to speed up PC/Server refreshes.

The TS-653B is an incredibly powerful NAS device while at the same time being compact and affordable, making it the ideal drive for modern businesses.

Businesses need to be able to offer the same infrastructure services in remote and branch offices as they run in their data center, says Red Hat.

Amidst a narrative of decline, Apple jockeys for tech supremacy but faces grumblings over innovation and identity.

Australia lags in the global open banking trend, risking customer disengagement, warns a Capgemini-Efma report.

The Australia/New Zealand firewall market will experience huge growth in the coming years, driven by an escalation of sophisticated attacks.

HTC Vive's Deluxe Audio Strap upgrades VR comfort, but will the hefty £150 price tag deter loyal fans of their flagship headset?.

Ovum analyst, Rik Turner says the security industry may at last be waking up to automation, probably at its' customers behest.

The EB Expo 2017 will shift from Sydney to the Gold Coast, offering gamers a sun-soaked celebration on 7-8 October at the Gold Coast Convention Centre.

The AI Investment Gap – a discrepancy between C-Level executives who understand AI and those who have yet to deploy it into their business.

The significance of edge to an organization depends on how much they outsource data hosting/processing needs. Understanding this is critical for data.

Google has launched its Sydney region, promising round-trip reductions in latency of 80% to 95% for Australian and New Zealand customers.

The company that started out as a B2B portal now touches almost every aspect of the internet and eCommerce sectors.

Jaguar Land Rover is recruiting coders through a collaboration with virtual band Gorillaz in an innovative new app. #Jaguar #Gorillaz #coding.