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Kim Voon claims New Zealand companies need to get off their bums and get on with adopting new marketing tech or face being left behind by their global peers.

In 2018, over a billion people were impacted by data breaches. From British Airways to Marriott, NordVPN highlights the most severe security lapses.

DigiCert has successfully restored trust for its Symantec security certificates after Google's automatic distrust.

Google's Sustainability Officer believes major changes are critical in data centres to emulate the cyclical life of nature.

Google+ APIs will be shut down within the next 90 days, and the consumer platform will be disabled in April 2019 instead of August 2019 as originally planned.

Google's Chromecast, packaged in eco-friendly cardboard, turns old TVs into smart ones for under USD $70, offering a Google-centric media experience.

A digital marketing agency has noticed that many New Zealand SMEs are paying far too much for SSL certification.

The old proverb 'you have to spend money to make money' could never be truer than in the hyperscale data centre industry.

Amazon Web Services leads the global public cloud market across all major regions, though the APAC scene is uniquely shaped by strong local competition.

A roundup of the latest Gartner Peer Insight Customers' Choices from Backup and Recovery to Business Intelligence and Analytics, and more.

Google Cloud has grown significantly under Greene's tenure, but has involved tens of billions of dollars and little gains on AWS and Azure.

New Zealand online merchants can now offer Google Pay as a payment option, thanks to Paymark's partnership with Google.

Integrations will keep customer content protected and secure with tools for controlling identity access, governing data, and managing devices.

Google continues to introduce developments in the G Suite technology services driving greater adoption among enterprises.

This will be Australia's first ever direct optical path from Sydney to Singapore, passing through Indonesia on the way.

While the market is seeing strong growth, it's coming at the expense of small-to-medium sized cloud operators.

This year it is estimated that over 100 million smart speakers will be installed - but it isn't going to stop there.

Gartner predicts that AI projects will remain alchemy, face recognition will reduce missing people, and social media scandals will have little impact.

Google's management was aware of the bug but chose not to share it with the public to avoid scrutiny by regulators.

Smart speakers, such as Amazon Echo and Google Home, are driving the global smart home market, projected to hit 643.9 million shipments in 2018.