What MSPs can expect as Kaseya closes in on Datto deal
The decision by Kaseya to acquire Datto surprised many managed service providers (MSPs) when the news broke in April.
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Spark to modernise public phone booth network
Spark plans to update its New Zealand public phone booth network by replacing it with more modern services.
Rumoured Broadcom purchase of VMware could raise enterprise concerns
If chipmaker Broadcom buys VMware, enterprise customers should watch out for whether the deal hampers the software vendor’s innovation.
Samsung on top of Kiwi smartphone market
Samsung has come out on top in the Kiwi smartphone market, coming in at first place for market share during the first three months of 2022.
Confluent brings Gavin Jones in as A/NZ VP of sales
Data streaming platform, Confluent has hired Gavin Jones as its new Australian and New Zealand vice president of sales.
Review of ACC's new case management system finds 'further work is required'
A review has found the benefits flowing from the Accident Compensation Corporation's new case management system are hard to measure.
Health sector IT budget boosted by $168.6M through supplementary estimates
The health sector IT budget for the current financial year has been increased by $168.6 million through supplementary estimates.
Okta hires Phil Goldie as new A/NZ leader
Enterprise identity and access management vendor Okta has appointed Phil Goldie as its new vice president and country manager for Australia and New Zealand.
SASE or SSE? Don’t let hype distract from enterprise priorities
Not every vendor is equipped to deliver the full, idealized SASE platform of integrated networking and security services, and that’s ok – not every enterprise wants, needs, or can implement that level of convergence.
Open source standard aims to unify incompatible cloud identity systems
The project uses open source tech and a new common policy format to manage identity access policies across multi-clouds, on-premises systems, and vendors.
The quantum menace: Quantum computing and cryptography
Crypto-menacing quantum machines are coming. Here's how researchers use quantum mechanics to crack large integers in asymmetric cryptography.
Microsoft Edge taps AI to make grainy images look nice and crisp in your browser
If images begin to look sharper on Microsoft Edge compared to other browsers, there's a reason for that.
10 top enterprise service management systems — and how to choose
Enterprise service management systems help organisations deliver employee services easily and efficiently. Here are some of the key capabilities to look for.
Rumours swirl of Broadcom talks to buy VMware
Chip maker Broadcom is in talks to acquire VMware following the latter's divestment from Dell Technologies, according to news sources.
Female leaders honoured at Reseller News Women in ICT Awards in 2022
Reseller News is proud to announce the winners of the Women in ICT Awards (WIICTA) in 2022, honouring female excellence within the technology channel following an industry-defining celebration in New Zealand.
REANNZ goes to market to replace ageing Juniper network hardware
New Zealand's national research network REANNZ has embarked on the second of three major tenders to refresh its services.
JavaScript and Python reign, but Rust usage rises among developers
More than 20,000 developers in 166 countries participated in the SlashData survey, which found that Rust's usage has nearly quadrupled.
Intel to build $700M sustainability-focused data centre R&D lab
Intel has announced further investment in sustainable data centre solutions, including deeper research into immersion cooling techniques.
Assessing Google’s ‘translation glasses’
Forget language translation. This is Google Glass, but socially acceptable this time. And it could open a lot of AR doors.
Some tech vendors hit the pause button on hiring
Several vendors have slowed the hiring of new staff amid rising inflation and market uncertainty; other companies have decided to cut jobs entirely.
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