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Exclusive: Polycom global boss talks a return to growth, new markets and women in tech
Unified Communications

Exclusive: Polycom global boss talks a return to growth, new markets and women in tech

Polycom is promising new products and entrance to new markets in the coming months as it seeks to return to growth after a US$2 billion takeover,.

By Heather Wright • 5 min read • Mon, 12th Jun 2017
The road to an all-flash data centre: Exclusive interview with HPE's product manager
Storage

The road to an all-flash data centre: Exclusive interview with HPE's product manager

With the scale and speed of flash storage becoming pervasive it's critical that customers re-think data protection to eliminate bottlenecks.

By Julia Gabel • 5 min read • Thu, 8th Jun 2017
Singapore & Australia forge partnership to tackle cybersecurity issues
Cybersecurity

Singapore & Australia forge partnership to tackle cybersecurity issues

Singapore and Australia sign MOU to strengthen cybersecurity cooperation, including information sharing and joint exercises.

By Sara Barker • 2 min read • Wed, 7th Jun 2017
Exclusive interview: Elanation battles child obesity & anxiety with tech
EduTech

Exclusive interview: Elanation battles child obesity & anxiety with tech

78% of kids who search the internet for content end up frustrated, confused or anxious because that sea of content is so overwhelming.

By Julia Gabel • 6 min read • Fri, 2nd Jun 2017
NEC opens global security intelligence centre in SA
Digital Signage

NEC opens global security intelligence centre in SA

NEC has opened a $4.38 million global security intelligence centre in South Australia which is expected to create 50 new jobs.

By Heather Wright • 2 min read • Thu, 1st Jun 2017
Personal computing devices will return to growth - but not until 2019
Microsoft

Personal computing devices will return to growth - but not until 2019

Commercial notebooks and detatchable tablets will help drive the personal computing device market back to growth – but it won't be until 2019.

By Heather Wright • 3 min read • Mon, 29th May 2017
NZ headquartered business opens up shop in Singapore through co-op
IP ValueLab

NZ headquartered business opens up shop in Singapore through co-op

EverEdge and IP ValueLab have agreemed to cooperate on providing strategic intellectual property and intangible asset advisory services in Singapore.

By Ashton Young • 2 min read • Sat, 27th May 2017
AgigA Tech granted patent for Hybrid Non-Volatile RAM in China
Storage

AgigA Tech granted patent for Hybrid Non-Volatile RAM in China

Enterprise and data center applications were previously constrained by the higher latency of existing storage solutions such as SSDs.

By Julia Gabel • 2 min read • Fri, 26th May 2017
NZ IP specialist expands to Asia with IPOS partnership
Partner Programmes

NZ IP specialist expands to Asia with IPOS partnership

Asia saw the highest number of applications for patents, trademarks and industrial designs of any region in 2015.

By Kai Ping Lew • 2 min read • Fri, 26th May 2017
3 Facts About Naked Broadband You've Probably Been Wondering About
Unified Communications

3 Facts About Naked Broadband You've Probably Been Wondering About

Here are a few facts about naked broadband you may have either pondered on in the past or forgot to ask about in the first place.

By Alex Crossan • 4 min read • Mon, 22nd May 2017
MPA signs sole distie deal with cyber-forensics vendor Guidance
Meta Managed Partner Ads

MPA signs sole distie deal with cyber-forensics vendor Guidance

An new distribution deal between MPA and US-based Guidance Software will make it easier for local companies to expose cyber-crims the companies say.

By Heather Wright • 2 min read • Mon, 22nd May 2017
HPE unveils 160TB memory-driven computing 'Machine' built for big data
Hewlett Packard Enterprise

HPE unveils 160TB memory-driven computing 'Machine' built for big data

HPE has unveiled the world's largest single-memory computer – all 160 terabytes of it - as it looks to create a new technology paradigm.

By Heather Wright • 2 min read • Wed, 17th May 2017
Elon Musk's SpaceX to bring internet to far corners of the Earth
Unified Communications

Elon Musk's SpaceX to bring internet to far corners of the Earth

Half the world doesn't have the luxury of being able to connect to the internet at their leisure, even though internet access is basic human right.

By Alex Crossan • 2 min read • Tue, 16th May 2017

Stories from Other Regions

United States (US) stories

Commercial property returns reflect overseas trends
eCommerce

Commercial property returns reflect overseas trends

New Zealand’s office and retail markets are cooling, though returns remain above the 10-year average as overseas yields narrow.

By Staff Writer • 3 min read • Thu, 8th Jun 2017
Google reaches deep into the world of AI: So what does it hold?
Artificial Intelligence

Google reaches deep into the world of AI: So what does it hold?

Google says the world is shifting from a mobile-first to an AI-first world. We look at what Google's doing about it.

By Sara Barker • 3 min read • Fri, 19th May 2017
Infrastructure body welcomes irrigation investment
Risk & Compliance

Infrastructure body welcomes irrigation investment

Rural communities could gain jobs and stronger exports if the government’s NZD $90 million irrigation package is backed by equity rather than loans.

By Staff Writer • 2 min read • Thu, 18th May 2017
How Coliban Water systems has transformed SCADA data analysis
Data Analytics

How Coliban Water systems has transformed SCADA data analysis

Water utilities could improve asset management after a Coliban Water manager outlines virtual tags for analysing SCADA data at an Auckland conference.

By Staff Writer • 1 min read • Wed, 10th May 2017
Estimate quake death tolls to save lives, expert urges
Risk & Compliance

Estimate quake death tolls to save lives, expert urges

Quicker rescue efforts could save lives if broadcasters cite early fatality forecasts, a seismologist says after quakes are often undercounted.

By Staff Writer • 9 min read • Wed, 10th May 2017