Infrastructure stories
Vertiv and GRG have launched the Liebert VIC liquid immersion cooling solution for high-density data centers in Asia, Australia and New Zealand.
AMD has today launched a new EPYC processor designed for the data center industry, cloud, and enterprise customers.
Splunk earns top ranking in the GigaOm Radar for Cloud Observability, recognized for its scalability and analytics capabilities.
OpenX and LiveRamp expand partnership in Australia to enable local marketers with audience targeting solutions.
Cloud adoption accelerates as remote working trend continues, bringing opportunities and challenges for organisations.
There is an increased adoption of managed infrastructure services and emergence of new cloud watering hole attacks, according to a new report.
Global revenues for the artificial intelligence market are set to surpass $500 billion by 2024, with software leading growth.
Unisys retains Microsoft Azure Expert MSP status for third consecutive year, offering flexible and secure cloud environments.
The company will become part of an effort to create the 'largest and most powerful' supercomputer in the Netherlands - a project worth €20 million.
Cloud adoption brings benefits, but only 40% of companies achieve the full value, with security concerns being a major barrier, says Accenture.
Commerce Commission launches survey for stakeholders to provide input on new regulations for fibre service providers in New Zealand.
Increased budgets and cloud migration are top priorities for UK IT decision makers in 2021, says Next Pathway research.
The initiative is called the Climate Neutral Data Centre pact and is entirely self-regulated by its signatories.
Fortinet has appointed a new director of operational technology (OT) solutions in a bid to extend offerings to Australian and New Zealand customers.
TeleGeography launches new WAN Geography Benchmark tool to help users find connected data center facilities worldwide.
Oracle is launching its APEX low-code development platform as a cloud service, allowing developers to build data-driven apps easily.
Vendor revenue from sales of cloud IT infrastructure products increased 9.4% YoY in 3Q20, while non-cloud IT infrastructure declined -8.3%, according to IDC.
Organisations are not prepared for the future IT needs of the business and nearly all are moving to advance their transition to cloud infrastructure.
Poorer collaboration is slowing projects, but digitisation, prefab and greener materials are reshaping New Zealand and Australia’s building sector.
New scientific partnership accelerates research in New Zealand's agritech sector by removing computer processing bottlenecks.