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Data at the edge is set to surge dramatically, with an anticipated 75% processed there in three years. Experts say hyperconvergence is key.

Logitech backtracks on decision to remove firmware version of Harmony Hub, after critical security flaws were revealed. Millions of users affected.

Rimini Street must be repaid $12.8 million by Oracle, following a US Supreme Court decision on non-taxable expenses.

Intel, Bluefors and Afore have created the ‘Cryogenic Wafer Prober’ for collecting data about qubits to speed the development of quantum computing.

New Zealand rises to 7th most gender equal country, but only 26% of staff in the tech sector are women. More effort needed, says NZTech Director.

Event thinking is set to revolutionize IT management, with 80% of digital solutions relying on it to succeed, says Gartner.

The HP Spectre X360 impresses with its sleek design, robust performance, and versatile modes, making it a standout convertible laptop for work and play.

The company recently announced the formal approval from the Science Based Targets initiative of its 2025 greenhouse gas emissions goals.

tyntec and Averon team up to globally deploy a secure, user-friendly wireless authentication solution, aiming to curb data breaches and enhance user experience.

There are countless trends emerging in IT, but Virtusa xLabs has identified what it believes will be the 10 most influential.

Landlines could be obsolete by 2040, say tech experts, as 78% of users now seek plans without them, favouring smartphones and internet calling.

With a successful E round of investment and continuing organic growth globally, the debit network platform company aims to expand its local presence.

A recent report found that almost half of the organisations surveyed have malware in one of their cloud applications.

Vodafone and Vocus Group New Zealand have launched the country's first unbundled fibre connection, aiming to improve reliance and performance for customers.

At this incredible display of technology, the result was remarkably close but the human managed to pip the machine in this instance.

Having announced his departure from Dell EMC in a LinkedIn post three weeks ago, Matthew Oostveen has revealed his next vocation.

Data-centre-as-a-service provider NEXTDC has formed a partnership with prefabricated data centre specialist Flexenclosure.

In Australia, firms face a cybersecurity crisis as daily-created malware outpaces defences, highlighting the need for advanced, real-time solutions.

As home-IoT devices such as smart assistants head into the office, there will be a raft of new security challenges that will need to be addressed.

Hitachi splits its industrial equipment unit to form Hitachi Industrial Products, eyeing stronger business focus.