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Tata Communications has expanded its new fully-managed IZO Private Cloud service to multiple countries including Malaysia.

To appeal to a wider audience including older consumers, brands need to ensure that they highlight the applicability of products in day-to-day life.

In December 2015, the Commission announced its final decisions on the wholesale prices Chorus could charge internet providers.

South Korean web hosting company Nayana was hit by the Erebus ransomware and is paying 397.6 Bitcoins, the equivalent of US$1 million.

Rackspace reveals key strategies to combat ransomware, emphasizing robust backups and vigilant patch management.

Palo Alto Networks has announced the formation of a $20 million security venture fund for seed, early and growth-stage security companies.

Kiwi farmers embrace AI as Betty app diagnoses livestock illnesses, promising revolution in agricultural practices.

Having a better understanding of what data is available and where it is, means organisations can empower their staff to make better decisions.

Fortinet has warned of a Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) that is making its home on a webportal hosted on the TOR network.

Spark is dumping its dealer partner model for the consumer market, taking on direct management of stores currently managed by Leading Edge and Orb.

Tech Data’s Technology Solutions business - formerly a division of Avnet - has become a Microsoft Solution provider in Vietnam.

In January 2016, Volta and Next Connex entered a partnership- now the companies have released a case study on how things have progressed.

Nintendo showcase brings you something old, something new and something borrowed and blue as Sonic joins crowd favourites in E3 announcements.

The industry is undergoing a third transformational phase: a retrenchment, and even a renewed growth, of enterprise on-premise data centers.

Sony Interactive Entertainment recently announced a new sales milestone for PS4 with 60.4 million units sold to consumers worldwide.

Stirrup says that in this environment, CIOs must design their IT infrastructure with agility to deliver in a hybrid, multi-cloud world.

Biometric technology may not be suitable for financial institutions due to security concerns and the risk of social engineering.

Dropbox hopes the updates will give admin stronger user controls and increased visibility into their teams’ Dropbox usage.

Epson NZ launches the TM-T88VI, reinventing POS printing with cloud and mobile integration for high-pace retail sectors.

Large enterprises are removing print servers to reduce infrastructure costs, according to Y Soft and Konica Minolta.