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Here are some insights into some of the big international names that will be sharing their invaluable knowledge - including the FBI and Volvo!.

Local ShoreTel partners have experienced a space odyssey at the Kennedy Space Center after winning the vendor's Great Rewards 2016 incentives program.

Ingram Micro is now part of Chinese giant HNA Group after the US$6 billion acquisition announced back in February successfully closed this week.

Jiayuan International and WinSun Decoration design want to promote 3D printing in construction, expanding its use in the industry.

Find out which global shopping meccas also host Equinix data centers - London, New York, Hong Kong, Paris, Tokyo, Dubai, Shanghai and Sao Paolo.

Huawei sees the cloud as the key enabler of digital transformation and is positioning to offer supporting software, hardware and services solutions.

Global data flows surge 45x in a decade, driving a digital economy boom and reshaping global GDP, McKinsey report reveals.

Running for three days, the event was spread across three venues with more than 20,000 participants from across the globe.

Vendors gathered to present their products and services to the 20,000 participants with many advanced and innovative solutions on display.

​At Huawei Connect 2016 in Shanghai, the company has presented a comprehensive look into their cloud strategy for the first time ever.

This event is the largest gathering in Huawei's history, boasting over 20,000 participants - here are some insights from Huawei's rotating CEO.

Tech titan Huawei dazzles at the Shanghai exclusive, kick-starting a transformative Huawei Connect 2016 with cloud revolutions.

A team of Dutch students equipped with vehicle communication technology set off on a 26,000km journey around the world 10 days ago.

Tianjin Tianhai's US$6 billion acquisition of Ingram Micro has hit a speed bump, with Shanghai Stock Exchange asking for more information on the deal.

Tng will work closely with partners and the channel to further develop the company's business in enterprise markets, including Australia and NZ.

There is a digital divide in the classroom and schools are not taking advantage of the potential of technology in the classroom according to the OECD.

Smart devices are no longer limited to mobile phones, bracelets and home appliances. Now, there are devices to take care of all our basic necessities.

It's time for the provisioning of 21st-century data services to enter, well, the 21st century. That's starting to happen, for one in the APAC market.

4G may have finally made it to New Zealand, but Huawei are already eying up the next generation of mobile technology.

F5 Networks opens new Support Centre in Auckland to expand technical support operations and provide premier customer service in Asia Pacific.