MMO stories - Page 2

Wireless connectivity enters a new era with distributed intelligence, transforming enterprise networks with enhanced scalability and reliability.

SMBs embrace unified communications for cost-saving, enhanced mobility, and flexibility, shifting towards open architecture and cloud environments.

Unified communications shift to 'cheap, cheerful' offerings, setting change in motion for resellers, says Gartner VP Geoff Johnson.

The growing need for external storage has NetApp sitting pretty – and eyeing the local market for even more growth, the company tells Heather Wright.

Endace, a Kiwi network tech firm celebrated abroad, pivots home, eyeing NZ and Australia with innovative tech for an expanding local market.

It’s an ‘easy sell’, with high margins, yet many resellers are failing to capitalise on the UPS opportunity, Eaton’s Michael Mallia tells Heather Wright.

Network management solutions company SolarWinds is turning its attention to storage, with its first application in the field launched this month.

Atlas Gentech has begun a renewed focus on unified communications, and Plantronics products, as part of a change in its distribution strategy.

Cisco has taken third spot in the blade market two years after entering the market, according to figures from IDC.

IT Power becomes Emerson's top-tier solution partner, boosting NZ's data center solutions with comprehensive power and infrastructure services.

Many large organisations across New Zealand have deployed some degree of virtual private clouds (VPC) or hybrid cloud models, according to a new IDC report.

Bungie tackles severe server strain as Halo: Reach fans face slow matchmaking and glitches, promising swift resolution amid historic beta test.

Aion shines with stunning visuals and demands teamwork from the start, offering a mix of classic and fresh MMO elements. A game to watch.

Codemasters Online Gaming is in talks to release two MMO games for home consoles, aiming to compete with SoE, NCsoft and Funcom.

Fury reinvents MMOs with its PVP focus, ditching grinds for fast-paced combat, though marred by skill clutter and patchy graphics.