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New Zealand's fintech sector is maturing rapidly, with the Kiwibank FinTech Accelerator highlighting global potential.

Ingram Micro NZ taps industrial IoT market with FreeWave deal, enhancing secure data collection and optimising remote industrial operations.

Angel Trains, a British-based train leasing company, has revealed what's under the hood in its complex IT operation.

Digital and technology professionals in Australia earn 56% more than the national median salary, according to a new report.

Microsoft's tie-up with DJI will equip drones with advanced AI to help farmers detect and combat crop diseases, transforming precision farming.

emt Distribution announced an exclusive distribution agreement with New Jersey-based Stealthbits Technologies.

HKT will use its MSSP status to offer a comprehensive suite of managed security services, including Carbon Black’s Cb Defense and Cb Response.

Upstream Security and Asgent have plans to bring state-of-the-art cybersecurity to Japan’s automotive manufacturers and vehicle fleets.

MuleSoft celebrates global partners at CONNECT 2018, awarding Capgemini, Deloitte, Cognizant and others for excellence in customer outcomes and innovation.

This designation recognises DataRobot for delivery of effective solutions to help financial institutions identify, model, and assess risk.

Box announced that Fujitsu has adopted Box as its content collaboration tool on its global communication platform.

IOT Group's major shareholder, Talk to Geoffrey, is set to boost its stake from 2% to 19.5%, enhancing IOT's financial strength and blockchain strategy.

NBN reports a 112% revenue increase for Q3, hitting AUD $1.4 billion, thanks to service initiatives, with active connections up by 1.7 million year-over-year.

The solution uses Ixia’s IxNetwork to enable network equipment manufacturer partners to self-certify their products.

DNA Connect partners with Reekoh, integrating agile IoT software into its suite, enabling seamless IoT sensor connections and accelerating smart city projects.

Geoffrey Andrews joins Ping Identity with more than 20 years of sales management and leadership experience in the IT industry.

The UK Government will invest $42bn in net capital spending over the next five years to support public services and infrastructure development.

The Kiwi-founded, New York-based startup has worked with founders, CEOs, investors and entrepreneurs worldwide to provide insightful case studies.

By collaborating, the two companies have bundled offerings that solve critical IoT issues by utilising best-in-breed solutions.

The cybersecurity company has appointed a national marketing manager, an enterprise sales manager, and a senior sales engineer.