Hopes that an Internet of Things (IoT) based on IPv6 might soon become a reality has been given a boost by the news that features friendly to this vision of universal, low-power connectivity have just been added to the next version of Bluetooth.
The willingness to invest in new security start-ups is continuing at such a breakneck pace that start-ups still in stealth mode are getting snapped up by more established players before they even publicly introduce their security products and services.
Juniper today announced its Firefly Suite for virtual-machine security, a set of software-based products for VMware and KVM that contain the security and switching capabilities found in Juniper's SRX Series Services Gateway, as well as Junos Space Virtual Director.
Treasury has taken over the Gateway and Major Projects Monitoring Unit, formerly administered by the State Services Commission.
The public Cloud computing market is becoming increasingly competitive with new entrants focusing on hybrid offerings that combine public and private clouds. That's leaving some asking the market-leading public Cloud provider, Amazon Web Services, where its private Cloud offering is.
Laptop-specialist retailer Just Laptops has won $4000 worth of travel vouchers in a local promotion run by distributor Synnex and PC brand Gateway.
Leading the charge with Acer’s recent relaunch of the Gateway brand in the local market is the LT netbook series.
Acer has formally announced the appointment of Synnex to distribute Gateway in New Zealand, an extension of an agreement across the Tasman.
PC makers on Monday launched desktops that incorporate the latest technologies to work alongside Intel's new Core i7 chips, which have received praise for their speedy performance.
Advanced Micro Devices got some much-needed good news this week when Gateway announced that it's trading in Intel chips for AMD Phenom quad-core processors in two new high-end desktop machines.
Acer has once again secured the number two slot in the PC vendor rankings in the second quarter of this year, knocking Dell to number three.
People fearing they might miss Gateway's signature black-and-white dairy cow PC boxes after the company is acquired by Acer have little reason to worry: Acer not only plans to keep the Gateway brand just the way it is, the Taiwanese company hopes to expand it.
Acer's agreement to acquire Gateway has foiled Lenovo Group.'s plans to buy PC vendor Packard Bell BV, and could leave Acer owning both Gateway and Packard Bell.
