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Aruba is eyeing up the Australian healthcare market as organisations seek networking options to better support patients, staff and monitoring devices.

Oculus Rift, HTC Vive and Sony Playstation VR will dominate VR spend this year - but its low cost options fuelling shipments.

IBM and Oracle are losing out as they fail to capitalise on the booming PaaS market and concede share to specialists, open source and cloud providers.

Three mobile traders selling goods including electronics at higher prices than retailers have pleaded guilty to charges brought by ComCom.

Leyard has won the race to provide NBC Olympics with the video walls for its Olympics set within the International Broadcast Center in Rio in August.

Singapore’s Changi Airport will be getting more digital media and large format digital signage after JCDecaux signed an expanded concession.

The NBA Minnesota Timberwolves are aiming for a new standard of in-arena viewing with a 4300 square foot centerhung display.

Thailand’s TCC Technology has been named Frost & Sullivan’s Thailand Data Center Hosting Service Provider of the Year.

Ingram Micro New Zealand will be adding new vendors to its cloud marketplace portfolio, but local boss Gary Bigwood is remaining mum on who and when.

Cloud infrastructure provider DigitalOcean has netted itself a further US$130 million in its quest for global expansion and a next-gen cloud.

Business is booming for Auckland-based Spectrum, which has more than doubled sales on the back of soaring demand for data management and protection.

Middleware New Zealand has brought home the Best APAC Partner Contribution award for API management vendor Axway.

ASG Group has signed a $10 million deal to provide the Australian Bureau of Statistics with an Oracle enterprise analytics solution.

Retailers selling counterfeit or unsafe products could face significant penalties of up to $1.1 million - or imprisonment.

Spark and Statistics NZ have teamed up to provide one of the first TaaS government connectivity networks, bringing staff back to central Christchurch.

Big tech and telco companies are making big investments in IoT – to the tune of more than US$31 billion in the last five years.

Verizon Wireless premium retailer Diamond Wireless has called up digital signage to improve customer experiences and increase sales.

The hyperconvergence platform market is forecast to be hotbed of activity, as OEMs seek to gain leadership by partnering with niche vendors.

Humagrams and 3D digital holography is a growth market as retailers and others seek to provide unique user experiences.

HPE has launched a range of network and digital collaboration services designed to enable seamless and secure access to business critical applications.