Australian stories
Over half of New Zealand children aged 3-15 either have their own mobile devices or use their parents' devices, says a Trend Micro survey.
Epson's Bruce Bealby challenges the old guard, making a strong case for inkjet printing's superiority over laser with new advances.
Asia-Pacific's nearshore outsourcing concept is least mature but will become important due to consumer market development, says Ovum.
Blizzard Entertainment is proud to announce that Heroes of the Storm will be getting game servers dedicated for gamers in Australia and New Zealand.
UK government-owned company REANNZ has secured a $65m tenancy contract with Hawaiki Cable for a proposed new international telecommunications cable.
Market researcher, IDC, predicts that the Asia Pacific Unified Communications as a Service market will boom to $659m in 2018.
Vocus to acquire NZ's FX Networks for $115m, aiming to become the 3rd largest network operator and trans-Tasman communications leader.
REANNZ and Hawaiki Cable agree multi-million dollar deal for new submarine cable linking New Zealand, Australia and the US.
Intel Capital invests in NZ's Performance Lab, aiming to boost its global reach in the smart gadget health and fitness market.
More than half of all devices in corporate networks are ageing or obsolete, according to Dimension Data's annual Network Barometer Report 2014.
Check Point bolsters NZ channel, appointing Nigel Gutschlag and Philip Dimitriu to propel growth and fortify partner relations.
David Manu, sales manager, Cloud Infrastructure, Citrix, explains why it's more important than ever for the channel to be a strategic, trusted advisor.
Gen-i partners with Telstra to provide ICT services to New Zealand customers; aims to meet changing business needs.
Good Technology has signed a distribution agreement for Australia with WhiteGold Solutions, a Unified Value Distributor.
2degrees launches New Zealand's lowest roaming rates in Australia, giving customers simple and affordable options.
Kaseya awards Partner of the Year to New Zealand's CodeBlue for their outstanding ability to deploy managed services strategies.
The IT market in New Zealand is booming with 7.5% employment growth in the past three months and average salaries of $139,476 for IT architects.
New Zealand to host annual KANZ Technology Summit, focusing on digital developments and collaboration opportunities.
Dick Smith exceeds sales forecast with AU$1.228bn for FY14, but falls behind last year's figures of AU$1.280bn.
Intel appoints Chee-Mei Gan as National Distribution Manager for Intel NZ and Australia to drive demand for Intel products.
