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Xilinx CEO Victor Peng reveals a bold strategy shift, aiming to redefine the company with highly flexible processors and a focus on data centre acceleration.

Previously known as Distribution Central, it hasn’t been that long since the company was acquired by Arrow ECS but a lot has changed since then.

The solution is supported by Continuum's NOC and is described by the company as most reliable and cost-effective BDR offering on the market.

The 10,500-kilometer submarine cable links eleven cable landing stations in the region and is expected to be completed by the fourth quarter of 2020.

Microsoft and Telstra join forces to enable voice calls via Office 365, integrating cloud collaboration tools with Telstra's voice services.

Kaseya and IT Glue say the partnership enables MSPs to improve agent productivity, reduce training time for techs, and maintain staff flexibility.

IT decision makers indicate that 82% of boards are concerned about email fraud but only 40% of organisations have full visibility into them.

Samsung Electronics continues its efforts to make traditional, projection-based cinema technology a thing of the past.

New Zealand’s updated Privacy Bill is about to begin its first reading in Parliament with Andrew Little as the MP in charge.

Available on desktop and mobile to every New Zealander with internet access, Stuff Pix serves up the latest blockbuster movies.

Everyone wants to be digital; people want customer-facing apps that work seamlessly, and businesses want to operate digitally to remain relevant.

According to University of Auckland senior lecturer Paul Ralph, It's critical to keep these things in perspective.

Fujitsu Australia launches Reconciliation Action Plan to promote equality for Indigenous people in ICT industry.

Data Republic and SAS have partnered to deliver a secure platform for anonymised data sharing and analysis, enhancing privacy measures for companies.

The Business Operations Survey has revealed that more Kiwi businesses are spending on expansion, showing there is plenty of opportunity for partners.

Microsoft and BlackBerry have entered a partnership that allows for greater integration between BlackBerry and Microsoft offerings.

Their ideas addressed the issues of a modern world and responded through taking a collaborative, community approach.

Weta Workshop has officially opened its newest facility, Weta Gameshop, thought to be the world’s first specialist mixed reality development studio.

Celtra spins off Puzzle Creative Technology Solutions to target the ANZ markets, consolidates APAC operations in Singapore, closing Sydney office.

​​A London-based startup and new entrant to the UK colocation data centre market is due to open later this month after opting with EcoStruxure IT.