HP taps former Kiwi GCSB engineer for new security advisory board
A former New Zealand GCSB engineer will be one of three security experts powering a new HP security advisory board, announced today.
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Fuji Xerox Printers appoints new NZ country manager
Angus Malietoa is leaving Kyocera to become the new country manager of Fuji Xerox Printers in New Zealand.
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Kiwi IT spending increases, but where’s the money going?
Data centre spending lags as devices make a comeback.
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Hacker hijacks thousands of publicly exposed printers to warn owners
A hacker forced thousands of publicly exposed printers to spew out rogue messages in order to warn their owners about the risks of printer hacking.
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HP shutting down default FTP, Telnet access to network printers
The aging FTP and Telnet protocols are considered unsafe, and HP has decided to clamp down on access to network printers via those protocols.
Features about Printers
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Vendors focus on digital gains as printer shipments report double-digit growth
"The worldwide production market saw gains as print service providers across the globe are investing in digital."
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EXCLUSIVE: HP NZ champions Kiwi channel as split looms
Standing in front of a record attendance of partners, Paul Boshoff, GM of Printing and Personal Systems, HP New Zealand, kickstarted the company’s 2015 Sales Odyssey with two simple words…
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This robot from Zuta Labs may change the way you print
The future of portable printing is rolling slowly across a piece of A4 paper on a hot Thursday afternoon in Jerusalem's early summer. After what seems like an eternity compared to an inkjet device, the prototype creates seven characters with two spaces; the end result looks like it was spit out of an aging dot matrix printer.
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As the digital revolution kills jobs, social unrest will rise
Gartner is forecasting some major changes in technology, especially in areas like 3D printing, machine learning and voice recognition. They are all powerful trends that will reduce the need for workers, and, as a consequence, bring social unrest, the analyst firm said.
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Father of Microsoft's tabletop Surface moves to 3D ID tags
Microsoft has announced that its researchers are working with Carnegie Mellon University to develop a way of making and hiding an ID tag inside a 3D-fabricated object.
