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Charles Clarke, Veeam APAC technical director, takes a look at how the rise of big data, virtualisation and automation are transforming the New Zealan.

Asia-Pacific cloud providers have lowered prices for core services, which could make it difficult for smaller providers to stay afloat.

The ability to spot fleeting opportunities will be the hallmark of a digital business, says analyst firm Gartner.

The Media Design School and Medikidz Limited are working together to develope a one-of-a-kind gaming experience to educate children about Type 1 Diabetes.

Millions of PCs running Windows XP are at increased risk from malware due to lack of security updates from Microsoft.

TOWER's new app offers Kiwi drivers up to 20% off insurance premiums for safe driving, marking a first in New Zealand's move towards user-based insurance.

The High Court's decision forces John Key's government to accept the Commerce Commission's pricing for copper, despite pushback and industry fears.

Data centre or not, resellers need to protect their customers' data, says Paul Caldwell, Storagecraft New Zealand country manager.

Google sold out of Google Glass in the first 24 hours of sales and advised 'explorers' to wait for new stock to be released.

The TS-670 is a 6 bay NAS unit, providing SMBs with a scalable NAS solution, backed by the power of an Intel processor, 2GB RAM and 4 LAN interfaces.

Wellington tech startup Loomio has reached their US$100,000 crowdfunding target to build a collaborative decision-making tool.

Cloud-managed Wi-Fi market set to reach $2.5bn by 2018, driven by increased adoption in midmarket and distributed enterprise.

Faster broadband is being delivered to twelve rural schools in the Gisborne and Wairoa area as a result of the Government's broadband initiatives.

Microsoft launches Office 365 Personal at $69.99/year, aiming to cater to individuals and smaller households with a flexible subscription.

Intel outlined its plans to drive tablet growth this year, setting out an ambitious strategy to increase the company's market share.

Bradley Borrows of Microsoft NZ debates whether Software Defined Data Centres are an innovation or a modern twist on a decades-old concept.

Samsung's Galaxy S5 scores 6/10 on SquareTrade's Breakability Score, showcasing enhanced durability in drop and water resistance tests.

Satya Nadella spoke about the future of data culture and the era of ambient intelligence at a recent event in Microsoft.

Facebook is close to obtaining an e-money license in Ireland to allow users to hold and exchange money on the site.

That's according to Chorus' fixed line and broadband connection numbers as at 31 March 2014, released this morning via the New Zealand Stock Exchange.