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IDC's new report uncovers key differences in the APAC data centre market, with ANZ leading in infrastructure maturity but lagging in edge computing awareness.

New Zealand businesses are forming digital leadership teams to advance their ability to compete in the digital economy, according to IDC.

Veeam has added IBM AIX and Oracle Solaris support to its availability solution portfolio in a move which extends its platform to Unix workloads.

Public cloud services adoption is accelerating as enterprises move larger strategic systems to SaaS and embrace PaaS and IaaS.

Amazon remains 'in a league of its own' as a cloud provider, despite the rapid growth of key competitors Microsoft, Google and Alibaba.

Sophos unveils an innovative firewall solution to demystify and secure unidentified network traffic, enhancing application visibility.

Growth for four of the top five tablet vendors has failed to stop the tablet decline as a critical crossroad for detachable tablets looms.

Asia's top 10 digital disruptors pose a significant threat and opportunity for global enterprises, warns Gartner, urging CIOs to act decisively.

Through human-machine teaming and an open and interoperable cybersecurity platform, McAfee proves 'Together is power'.

Talend enhances its cloud platform with new features, including Talend Data Preparation Cloud, enabling better data access and governance for businesses.

Software- and infrastructure-as-a-service may be growing fast, but it's cloud advertising which dominates the public cloud services revenue.

Demand from data centers, large enterprises and telcos, along with increasing demand for cloud based services is driving high demand for SDN in India.

Dell and HPE have lost ground in the cloud IT infrastructure market as Huawei, NetApp and Inspur surge, albeit from smaller bases.

CA's combination of Agile and PPM solutions gives organisations clear visibility into the status of their investments.

The global infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) public cloud market surged 31 percent in 2016 to reach US$22.1 billion, up from $16.8 billion in 2015.

When you couple the growing complexity & diversity of critical data center environments with reduced budget & less staff, it's a recipe for trouble.

Colocation providers face increasing threats and challenges, according to a survey by Schneider Electric and 451 Research.

Spend on cloud data center technology has risen dramatically according to new data from Synergy Research Group, while on-prem equipment spend plunges.

The IoT 'data storm' is already being felt by companies, with many planning to increase storage capacity and IT infrastructure to cope.

The findings come from market research company Counterpoint in its recently released Market Pulse report for July 2017.