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Centrify is opening its first Australian data centre as demand for its identity-as-a-service offerings and in-region data storage grows.

Middleware-as-a-service and lightweight API development will drive middleware to new heights in 2016, as companies seek more agile integration.

New York subway riders can now shop for holiday gifts via 100+ interactive kiosks offering curated products and real-time sorting, reaching 2.2 million daily.

VMware has dumped plans to partner with parent company EMC in the Virtustream cloud services joint venture, announced just months ago.

HPE, Cisco and Microsoft - and rack servers - are leading the way to a US$120 billion data centre infrastructure market.

Avnet has appointed its first chief information security officer to ensure its information assets, and those of partners and customers, are protected.

Canberra's Qirx has won a deal to transition the Commonwealth Treasury to a Nutanix hyper-converged infrastructure for greater business agility.

Unified threat management is propelling the security appliance market forward. So which vendors are winning in the market?.

Local resellers have a new option to simplify the onboarding of customers to Microsoft Office 365 after Dicker Data signed a deal with BitTitan.

Westcon-Comstor gears up for growth with James Mackay and Rhys Shannon enhancing its Comstor and cloud expertise.

Revamp to BroadSign Administrator brings faster workflows, improved visuals and a customisable experience for scaled networks.

Dell intensifies its data centre strategy by forming the Extreme Scale Infrastructure unit, led by ex-HP exec James Mouton.

Leading cloud providers are investing many billions of dollars expanding their network of hyperscale data centers in order to cope with huge demand.

Fronde has clocked up a profit before tax of $1.2 million, with growth in the Australian market offsetting a contraction in the Kiwi business.

'Exponential' growth prompts Nuance Communications Australia to sign Dicker Data as a distributor for the Australian market.

Distribution Central has clocked up revenue of $21.7 million from its New Zealand business in the last financial year, a 16% year on year increase.

After a year of 'laying the foundations' for greater channel business in New Zealand, Dell is looking forward to a bumper 2016.

Ten trade creditors and Inland Revenue among companies out of pocket following collapse of Pos distributor Mecari, previously known as Pos Pos.

ANZ is expected to record a small increase in IT services growth next year, with the overall APeJ IT services spend forecast to grow 6.5%.

Odev, a company associated Optimizer HQ and payment processing solution Swipe HQ, has been placed into liquidation.