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Samsung Electronics New Zealand has launched its 2020 QLED TV range, featuring AI upscaling and large-format panels over 75 inches.
The new solutions combine anti-ransomware and other threat-protection tech with immutable backup and disaster recovery capabilities.
As COVID-19 restrictions ease, New Zealand firms rush to integrate automated tracking tech, spurring a 112% spike in local demand for WhosOnLocation's software.
Data scientists spend just 12% of their time delivering insights, according to IDC. Silos and admin tasks are to blame.
Adobe launches major Creative Cloud update, boosting video and audio edit tools. Enhanced features include Apple ProRes RAW support and new creative tools.
Australia's data centres consume over 4% of national energy, but new tech from WePower promises a sustainable shift through flexible purchasing agreements.
The new service offering will provide Redis for Azure customers' mission-critical workloads through enterprise-grade functionality.
HP unveils the OMEN 25L and 30L gaming desktops, alongside the new OMEN 27i monitor, catering to an increasingly home-bound gaming audience.
Despite the rise in sophisticated cyber-attacks during COVID-19, many consumers continue to practise risky password behaviours, Kaspersky reports.
Venafi acquires Jetstack in an effort to enhance developer speed and enterprise security for modern applications and digital transformation.
NVIDIA's expanded EGX AI platform is making real-time artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities to almost every sector.
Ransomware has become a big challenge for many organisations, despite the attack method not being the most advanced threat.
Dell's new XPS 15 and 17 laptops, featuring sleek designs, latest Intel Core processors, and enhanced displays, launch soon, priced from AUD $3,299.
Vodafone NZ reopens offices and stores under alert level 2 with heightened safety protocols including contact tracing, physical distancing, and PPE.
StreamCam is optimised for use with Logitech Capture which unlocks features on the device that automate exposure, framing, and stabilisation.
Deception puts increased power into the hands of security teams by comprehensively protecting against attacks from both external parties and malicious insiders.
The deal, which is set to close on 20 May, reflects Vocus' confidence in Stuff Fibre's capabilities, particularly in 'uncertain times'.
An alternative to contact tracing apps has been launchd in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, as New Zealand moves from alert level 3 down to level 2.
The solutions, jointly known as Enterprise SONiC Distribution by Dell Technologies, builds on the open source project SONiC, which was headed by Microsoft.
Five Faces has tapped DD to provide the solution which enables the central control of digital displays, interactive displays and mobile phones.