Wellington’s Weta Digital enters SaaS market with Autodesk deal
Wellington-based visual effects studio Weta Digital is entering the SaaS market thanks to a new deal with software vendor Autodesk.
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Google Cloud taps new AMD chips for fresh service
Google Cloud is set to launch the first instance in its new family of Tau virtual machines, built on the third generation of AMD’s EPYC processors, released earlier this year.
ICT consumables part of new, $62M govt contract targeting waste reduction
A new all-of-government office supplies contract goes live on 18 July, supporting the government’s "broader outcomes" through reducing emissions and waste.
Microsoft: All things must end... even Windows 10
Support for the OS ends in four years. Before Windows 10 launched in 2015, Microsoft declared it would only offer updates for 10 years.
Eclipse launches group to shepherd popular Java IDE
The Eclipse Foundation has formed a working group to ensure the continued evolution and sustainability of the popular Eclipse IDE suite of technologies.
Lucidity teams with Nulia Works to realise modern workplace benefits
Nulia has inked a partnership with New Zealand modern workplace specialist Lucidity to distribute its Nulia Works solution to customers in New Zealand and Australia.
Active Directory Certificate Services a big security blindspot on enterprise networks
Microsoft's Active Directory PKI component commonly have configuration mistakes that allow attackers to gain account and domain-level privileges.
Ingram Micro Cloud launches marketplace-as-a-service model
Ingram Micro Cloud has launched a new marketplace-as-a-service model, effectively enabling partners to launch their own customisable cloud marketplaces and storefronts.
3 top enterprise file encryption programs compared
Any of these encryption apps can safeguard a file’s contents, but differ in terms of supported platforms, remote capabilities, and features.
Kiwi and Fiji security consortium extends services ‘bubble’ to Fiji
Fiji National University faced some unique challenges securing the delivery of online learning, teaching and services during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Windows 11 leak criticised as an early, incomplete build
What's been leaked as Windows 11 may be just a sample of what the operating system has to offer when Microsoft unveils what's next for Windows next week.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella assumes board chair role
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has been named as board chair, a move that will see him work to set the agenda for the board, drawing upon his deep understanding of the business.
Kiwi network probe vendor Endace supplies US Defense Information Systems Agency
The US’ Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) has awarded Auckland-based Endace a packet capture technology contract to support its analysts in defending national and international security.
NCS commits $10M in enterprise AI apps drive, partners with C3 AI
NCS has partnered with C3 AI to deliver AI solutions to customers across Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand, backed by an investment of up to S$10 million.
Snowflake honours top APAC partners for 2021
Data cloud vendor Snowflake has acknowledged its top Asia Pacific partners for the year during its virtual 2021 Snowflake Partner Summit.
EQC to shift from Minerva to web-based RiskScape to support disaster reinsurance
State-owned earthquake insurer EQC is preparing to shift to the next generation of risk modelling from the more than 20-year-old Minerva platform.
Global award: Datacom platform delivers as critical Victorian government agency shifts to AWS
The migration of Victoria's Department of Environment, Land, Water, and Planning has seen Datacom crowned a global AWS public sector partner award winner.
When will Windows 11 ship? Here's what we know
We know for sure that Microsoft plans to launch what could be called Windows 11 on June 24. If it does, when could the next generation of Windows ship?
7 big ways Windows 11 changes Windows 10
How is Windows 11 different than Windows 10? Our hands-on look at a leaked early build of Windows 11 begins to answer that question.
Hands on with Windows 11
Microsoft's Windows 11 has been leaked, and we've gone hands-on with the first new Windows operating system in the last six years. We'll show you the new taskbar, Start menu, and massive new Widgets drawer.
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