Marina Brook departs from StorageCraft
StorageCraft has confirmed the departure of Marina Brook, who had been the Asia Pacific head of sales for the past two years.
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Huawei restricted from using US suppliers
The Trump administration has officially added Huawei Technologies to a trade blacklist, immediately enacting restrictions that will make it extremely difficult for the telecom giant to do business with US companies.
SAP inks cloud agreement for NZ government
SAP New Zealand has inked a cloud framework agreement allowing government agencies to buy cloud solutions under standard terms.
Cisco beats earnings target, says has cushioned supply chain from tariffs
Cisco Systems has reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings and gave an upbeat sales forecast for the current period.
Akamai appoints channel manager out of BlueJeans
Cloud delivery and performance vendor Akamai Technologies has appointed Adam Noall as its Australia and New Zealand channel manager.
Vocus slams positive ComCom mobile market findings
Telecommunications commissioner Dr Stephen Gale says mobile market competition indicators were trending in a positive direction for consumers.
Rakon profit falls on one-offs, earnings track to plan
GPS crystal manufacturer Rakon today posted a net profit after tax of $3.4 million, down from $10 million in 2018 but steady underlying earnings.
IBM 'cloudifies' mainframe software pricing, adds hybrid, private cloud services
IBM brings mainframe to cloud consumption model; adds Docker container extensions
Facebook restricts Live feature following Christchurch shooting
Facebook has announced steps to temporarily block users who break its rules from broadcasting live video, in the wake of an international outcry after a gunman killed 51 people in New Zealand last month and streamed the attack live on his page.
Huawei challenges Oracle with new database management system
Huawei Technologies unveiled a new database management system, in a bid to expand its enterprise business and challenge Western rivals such as Oracle in China, amid growing scrutiny over its main telecom business.
Hacked bitcoin exchange Cryptopia calls in liquidators
Cryptopia, the Christchurch-based bitcoin exchange hacked in January, has called in the liquidators.
Trump expected to sign order paving way for US telecoms ban on Huawei: report
US president Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order this week barring US companies from using telecommunications equipment made by firms posing a national security risk.
With second Datascape rollout, Datacom targets a TechOne stronghold
Porirua City Council has become the first NZ council to go live with Datacom’s smart council and community cloud-based solution Datascape.
28 days later SAP goes live at Kāpura
Wellington-based hospitality group Kāpura has gone live on SAP S/4HANA Cloud ERP after a record 28-day implementation.
The second Meltdown: New Intel CPU attacks leak secrets
Intel has done some mitigations for these vulnerabilities that can leak secrets from virtual machines, secure enclaves and kernel memory. Here's how the attacks work.
Greg Clark is the fourth CEO at Symantec to exit in seven years
Three executives has served as Symantec’s global CEO from 2012 to 2016. Greg Clark is the latest CEO who left the security giant.
AWS grows faster than overall cloud infrastructure market
Cloud infrastructure services spending has jumped 42 per cent in the first quarter of 2019, compared to the same time last year.
Infratil's share price dives 5 per cent on news of Vodafone buy
Infratil's share price dived more than five per cent by 12:30 today on news it had sealed a deal to buy Vodafone NZ.
Infoblox names first-ever A/NZ head of channels
Networking security vendor Infoblox has appointed Kenneth Cartwright as head of channels for Australia and New Zealand (A/NZ).
Rob Thorne takes on new APAC role at Mulesoft
A year on since being acquired by Salesforce, business application network platform provider MuleSoft has made Rob Thorne its new local head of Asia Pacific.
