Global PC and tablet market to return to growth by 2022
The PC and tablet market is expected to dip in 2020 but forecasts predict the worst of the coronavirus pandemic has passed and will start to see growth by the end of 2022.
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South Korea chases arrest warrant against Samsung heir in succession probe
South Korean prosecutors have requested an arrest warrant against Samsung Group heir Jay Y. Lee, in the investigation of a controversial 2015 merger and alleged accounting fraud in a suspected bid to aid his succession plans.
NetApp aims for application driven infrastructure with Spot acquisition
NetApp has entered into a deal to acquire Spot, a specialist provider of compute management and cost optimisation solutions for public clouds.
Global smartphone shipments could fall 12% this year
Global smartphone shipments will fall nearly 12 per cent, to 1.2 billion units in 2020, market research firm IDC has said.
SAP unveils deep changes to partner structures at global summit
Enterprise software giant SAP announced a series of changes to its partner programmes overnight, saying they would put partners at the centre of the company's drive to improve customer success.
Airbus shapes quantum computing’s future role in cyber security, aerospace
World’s largest airline manufacturer Airbus is well on its way to utilising and helping influence the development of the future of quantum computing.
Microsoft begins pushing the 'new' Microsoft Edge browser to all Windows 10 PCs
Microsoft has begun replacing what it calls the "legacy" Microsoft Edge browser with its Chromium-based "new" Edge browser, via a Windows Update.
Install latest SAP Adaptive Server Enterprise patches, experts urge
If left unpatched, these SAP ASE vulnerabilities could give attackers full control of databases and servers.
Huawei allegedly hid business operation in Iran after reported links to CFO
China's Huawei Technologies allegedly acted to cover up its relationship with a firm that had tried to sell prohibited US computer gear to Iran, after a Reuters report in 2013.
Ready or not, we’re on our way to the Windows Virtual Desktop
The pandemic has given the latest version of Microsoft’s desktop-as-a-service offering unstoppable momentum.
Unified comms market dip buffered by cloud-powered demand
The global unified communications market is expected to drop slightly by the end of 2020, but cloud-focused initiatives are anticipated to soften the blow.
Top network skills to succeed in a post-coronavirus world
Network pros can be learning new skills during the pandemic to support shifting IT priorities.
Cradlepoint creates ‘technology alliance’ in partner program update
Networking vendor Cradlepoint has created a ‘technology alliance’ as part of a refresh to its partner program.
Google faces $5B lawsuit for tracking 'private' internet use
Google has been sued in a proposed class action accusing the internet search company of illegally invading the privacy of millions of users by pervasively tracking their internet use through browsers set in "private" mode.
Cisco Live virtual event postponed amid US unrest
Cisco has decided to postpone its first virtual Cisco Live event, which was set to kick-off this week, with the company’s CEO citing “this tragic moment”.
RingCentral devolves power to partners – but only for SMB customers
Unified communications vendor RingCentral has launched a new partner program that claims to give the channel more control over their sales.
InternetNZ enters cyber security market with free trial of DNS firewall
InternetNZ is offering a new cyber security product, Defenz Domain Name System (DNS) Firewall, on a free four-month trial.
Konica Minolta partners with Brother to plug Kiwi distribution gap
Konica Minolta, left orphaned for distribution in New Zealand after Fuji Xerox bought CSG, has appointed Brother International as its new local A3 print and copy distributor.
Zoom eyes annual sales of $1.8B
Zoom nearly doubled its expectations for annual sales on Tuesday, driven by a surge in users as more people work from home and connect with friends online during coronavirus lockdowns.
Government Marketplace software provider works on a fix for security hole
The Department of Internal Affairs is working with the provider of its Marketplace catalogue to deliver a security fix and bring the catalogue back online.
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