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Australian-based cloud provider Rubicon Red is now becoming an Oracle PCS and SOACS customer - while being part of Oracle's PartnerNetwork.

IT and Business Services revenues to exceed $1tn in 2018, says IDC forecast, with Asia Pacific set to have highest growth rate.

Thai innovators to visit New Zealand to learn about tech developments as part of ASEAN Young Business Leaders Initiative.

NTT Communications' Asia Pacific Gateway was launched last week, bringing together Asian countries through a high-bandwidth optical submarine cable.

Transaction Services Group (TSG) has been ranked in the top 25 of the Technology Investment Network's TIN100 Report.

NZ launches Careers with Code mag to inspire diverse futures in tech, smashing 'nerdy' clichés, backed by Google.

While 2016 has been a tumultuous year for lots of companies, tech billionaires continue to dominate the ranks of the world’s wealthiest people.

Agility CIS, an Australasian-based Managed Services Provider, will now offer expanded back office processes to businesses in the utilities market.

The recent cyber-attack in the US has raised concerns about the potential threat to New Zealand from the Internet of Things.

The insurance industry needs to embrace big data and wearable technology or risk being left behind, warns Dr Michael Naylor of Massey University.

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

4G failover router vendor Accelerated Concepts has signed NPS as its master reseller for Australia and New Zealand as it gears up for a channel push.

Nexusguard and Clearmanage are bringing DDoS protection and cloud computing together, targeted directly for the Singapore and APAC market.

Cybercrime hits hard with global losses over $2 billion; experts say no simple fix, call for comprehensive security strategies.

NZ's brightest spark an alliance, launching the VR/AR Association to spearhead sector growth and global collaboration.

Healthcare cybersecurity spending is expected to reach $5.5 billion by 2016. However, only $390 million of that will help secure medical devices.

HP plans to cut up to 4,000 jobs by 2019 as part of a global restructure aimed at saving USD $300 million, citing declining PC sales.

Air New Zealand enforces 'total ban' on Galaxy Note7 amid global safety fears following FAA and DOT directive.

PC vendors are competing in the global market despite challenges, with the market declining by 3.9% in Q3, according to IDC.

Kiwis urged to think about online security as Connect Smart Week begins, with 66% of New Zealanders regularly shopping online.