IoT adds smarts to IT asset monitoring
Organizations are using IoT sensors to monitor equipment performance and environmental conditions in data centers.
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Intel's next CEO Pat Gelsinger promises a return to greatness
Future Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger spoke during the company's fourth-quarter 2020 conference call, outlining his plans to return Intel to greatness.
Apple New Zealand's sales surge towards $1 billion
Apple's New Zealand business appears to be booming, with sales up for the year ended 26 September 2020.
Eliiza’s Natalie Rouse Ganderton on principles, diversity and ethical algorithms
The new Sydney head of Eliiza has vowed to make gender re-balancing a top priority as the Amazon Web Services (AWS) partner looks to scale across Australia and New Zealand.
International police help Reserve Bank with data breach investigation
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua's investigation into the malicious illegal breach of a third-party file sharing application has "significantly progressed", the bank said today.
IBM chief pins 2021 hopes on hybrid cloud and AI
IBM hopes this year will see it return to growth after its full-year results for 2020 revealed revenue contractions across several of its business segments, with the exception of cloud and cognitive software.
AWS gears up to take A/NZ partners global
Last year, AWS threw open the doors to its far-reaching marketplace for local partners and ISVs to sell their products and services to a global audience. This year, it is working to take local players to the world.
PC market soars, driving Intel's revenue and profits unexpectedly higher
Intel reported strong profits and revenue for the fourth quarter of 2020, driven by record pandemic-fuelled PC sales of 33 per cent.
Z Energy taps TNS for secure managed payment services
Fuel chain operator Z Energy is aiming to boost its customer experience and open the gates to innovation through deploying secure managed payment services.
Report: Apple to launch expensive VR headset as early as next year
The VR headset is positioned as a precursor to mainstream augmented reality glasses.
Five years in five trends: how IT services will evolve post-COVID
The IT and business services industry is set for a shake-up after a tumultuous year, with research firm IDC flagging five key trends to keep a note of from now until 2025.
Review: Microsoft Azure AI and Machine Learning aims for the enterprise
Microsoft Azure combines a wide range of cognitive services and a solid platform for machine learning that supports automated ML, no-code/low-code ML, and Python-based notebooks.
Entity Framework Core 6 plans take shape
Developers of Microsoft’s open source data access framework eye performance boost, SQL Server temporal table support, JSON columns for late 2021 release.
Cisco tags critical security holes in SD-WAN software
Cisco has noted and fixed two critical and a number of high-degree vulnerabilities in its SD-WAN software portfolio.
Software developer hiring outlook for 2021
With technology salaries projected to be broadly flat as the world grapples with the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, here is what software developers need to know about the 2021 jobs market.
Partners ‘critical’ to accelerated digital transformation beyond COVID-19
The initial pandemic-prompted rush to new tech may be behind us, but a longer-term pipeline of accelerated digital transformation activity is emerging.
Outgoing Trump calls for US IaaS providers to keep records on foreign users
In one of his final executive orders before ending his term as US President, Donald Trump has issued an executive order requiring US-based IaaS providers to verify and keep records on foreign customers.
RIP old-school Internet: Chrome 88 lays Flash and FTP to rest
In addition to some new features, Chrome 88 ends support for Adobe Flash, the File Transfer Protocol, and Apple's OS X Yosemite.
Perpetual software licences in Microsoft’s CSP program enter general availability
Partners in Microsoft’s Cloud Solution Provider program now have access to perpetual software licences with their entry into general availability.
Cognizant boosts global software dev capability with Magenic acquisition
Cognizant has bulked up its software development capacity and capability after striking a deal to acquire Magenic Technologies.
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