Micro Focus acquires cyber specialists, Interset
Micro Focus has acquired security analytics software vendor Interset as it expands its cyber security capabilities.
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NZ to target online giants with digital tax
New Zealand plans to update its laws so it can tax revenue earned by multi-national digital firms such as Google, Facebook and Amazon.
Augmented analytics will be next big disruptor: Gartner
Analytics powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning will be the dominating trend in data technology in 2019, according to Gartner.
Cognizant pays $25M to settle bribery case
US authorities have announced criminal charges against two former top Cognizant Technology Solutions executives for their roles in a bribery scheme in India.
Rhipe posts $3M in net profit
Rhipe has closed the first half of the 2019 financial year with $3 million NPAT, or 181 per cent growth compared to the previous period.
Auckland Council reveals multi-cloud shopping list
Auckland Council is moving ahead with a large multi-cloud procurement but keeping the expected cost of the project confidential.
Attackers place crypto-jacking apps in Microsoft App Store
Microsoft has removed eight applications from its app store for Windows that were mining Monero crypto-currency without users' knowledge.
In memory of Rod Lappin
The technology industry has united in grief following the sudden passing of Roderick Lappin, with warm words of remembrance flooding in from across the world.
Seizing on Huawei's troubles, Samsung bets big on network gear
Samsung Electronics is pouring resources into its telecom network equipment business, aiming to capitalise on the security fears hobbling Huawei.
Mega Microsoft migration: 161,000 employees prepare for Office 365 and Windows 10
NHS Scotland is bringing together more than 100 different computer systems and 161,000 employees onto Microsoft's Office 365 and Windows 10.
Computers could write full, and wrong, news stories
Technology that can generate realistic news stories from little more than a headline suggestion is poised to advance rapidly in the coming years.
Service provider spend increases as customers sign up for subscriptions
Service provider spending on technology is forecast to reach US$426 billion by 2022, as momentum for subscription payments gathers pace.
Black Caps leverage Qrious data insights ahead of World Cup
New Zealand Cricket has engaged Qrious to deliver data driven insights ahead of the upcoming 2019 Cricket World Cup, designed to improve performance analysis.
Microsoft in mind as Insentra aligns with global data experts
Insentra has partnered with Trusted Data Solutions to bring restoration and email archive migration solutions to partners within the Microsoft channel.
Nextgen strikes exclusive trans-Tasman deal with Paessler
Nextgen has signed a sole distribution agreement with Paessler across Australia and New Zealand, as part of plans to deepen data management capabilities.
10Gbits of disruption looms as Vodafone and Vocus unbundle UFB
Vodafone and Vocus are partnering to unleash what could be a new front for disruption in the telecommunications market in New Zealand.
Friday Solutions brings Oracle Cloud to NZ polo series
Friday Solutions has rolled out Oracle Cloud for Urban Polo, a series of polo events taking place in Christchurch, Auckland and Singapore.
Ginni Rometty on the future of hybrid cloud, AI and IBM
The next phase of the cloud landscape will be hybrid, driven by mission critical applications and underpinned by trust and responsible stewardship.
Software pirates use Apple tech to put hacked apps on iPhones
Software pirates have hijacked technology designed by Apple to distribute hacked versions of Spotify, Angry Birds, Pokemon Go and Minecraft.
5G is "not the atom bomb" says Huawei rotating CEO Eric Xu
Tech giant addressed Donald Trump, 5G security concerns and how discussions with Britain's GCHQ led to a near total rewrite of its software.
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