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Play Distribution is opening up the gaming chair and desk market for Kiwi retailers, with a distie deal to bring DXRacer's offerings to market here.

Vodafone has officially opened its new Christchurch-based South Island headquarters - the 'most technologically advanced office workplace in NZ'.

The Australian Government has given an additional £7m to the National Computational Infrastructure's (NCI) supercomputer.

Global information and technology services firm IMS Health as selected Cloudera to support its Big Data Factory for life sciences and healthcare.

New Zealand-based MyWave has been named the 'technology market leader in the global intelligent assistant market' by Frost & Sullivan.

Security firm ESET claims that for most companies, data is the most precious asset they have - when it’s lost, the cost can be catastrophic.

Brocade has launched the industry's first Gen 6 Fibre Channel directors that will complement its storage network solutions.

Apple releases Q3 results: revenue falls for second straight quarter, along with sales of iPhone. Quarterly profit down 27%.

No matter the type of business you're in, security within IT systems is crucial to maintain your reputation and avoid any major information breaches.

Vertical industry knowledge is more crucial than security expertise for resellers wanting to tap into the growth security services market in NZ.

QBE Australia partners with Optus in a multimillion-dollar deal for ICT services that will enhance voice, mobile, and data networks across 42 locations.

A new study shows concerns about cloud security are well founded. So how can companies secure their data in the cloud?.

Why are customer experience efforts not living up to expectations? NICE believes a lack of customer interaction visibility may be the answer.

The cybersecurity implications of RegTech and data analytics are just as important as the technology itself, Palo Alto Networks warns.

Chorus is looking to recruit an extra 250 technicians and staff to cope with the massive demand for copper and fibre networks.

Intel's data centre business sees muted growth in Q2, despite overall $13.5bn revenue and solid profitability. CEO Krzanich remains optimistic.

eCommerce and m-commerce heavyweight Alibaba Group is heading down under to ANZ, with plans to open a local Melbourne office in in late 2016.

Gamefroot is revolutionizing game design and education with its easy-to-use platform for creating HTML5 games.

It’s your job as the security professional at your company to prevent the loss of critical or sensitive data - here's some advice.

BP's new app means you can stay in your car to pay for fuel.. although you may still need to work the pump and grab that coffee the old-fashioned way.