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HP, NEC join whole of govt ICT panel

Ten more companies, including HP and NEC, have been added to the whole-of-Australian-Government ICT hardware and associated services panel.

By Heather Wright • 2 min read • Mon, 16th Nov 2015

Global Stories

Computers stories

Semiconductors

M1 Pro and M1 Max: Apple's most powerful chips ever

Scaling up M1's architecture, M1 Pro offers a performance with industry-leading power efficiency, while M1 Max takes these capabilities to new heights.

By Shannon Williams • 4 min read • Wed, 20th Oct 2021

Customer Experience

Video: 10 Minute IT Jams - Who is Dynabook?

TechDay's 10 Minute IT Jams: Matt Tumminello, Product Marketing Manager for Dynabook ANZ, discusses the rebranding of Toshiba to Dynabook and more.

By Nick Forrester • 5 min read • Thu, 8th Apr 2021

Apple

Apple unveils major update to its 27-inch iMac

Apple unveils a major update to its 27-inch iMac, featuring faster processors, double the memory capacity, and improved graphics.

By Shannon Williams • 7 min read • Thu, 6th Aug 2020

Hybrid & Remote Work

Fujitsu unveils 14 new models of enterprise notebooks, tablets and workstations optimised for remote working

Fujitsu has launched 14 new enterprise notebooks, tablets, and workstations designed for remote working, featuring the latest CPUs and OS updates.

By Shannon Williams • 3 min read • Thu, 28th May 2020

Computers

Kiwis put off major purchases over COVID-19 financial stress

In response to concerns of the pandemic, Kiwis will put off major purchases, including personal devices and computers.

By Shannon Williams • 3 min read • Wed, 8th Apr 2020

Data Analytics

How the Intel vPro platform helps enterprises save money

Intel vPro platform offers up to $2.8m benefits over 3 years, with an ROI of up to 155%, according to new Forrester study.

By Staff Writer • 2 min read • Thu, 9th May 2019

Infrastructure-as-a-Service

Gartner provides 7 steps for dealing with Spectre and Meltdown

No doubt you've heard of Spectre and Meltdown before, given security researchers are calling them 'catastrophic' - here's Gartner's advice.

By Ashton Young • 5 min read • Fri, 16th Feb 2018

Artificial Intelligence

Transform your PC into an AI supercomputer

NVIDIA reveals TITAN V, the world's most powerful GPU for PCs, with 110 teraflops of power and new Volta architecture.

By Jacques-Pierre (JP) Dumas • 2 min read • Mon, 11th Dec 2017

SonicWALL

How to keep your company safe from complex cyber threats

An advanced persistent threat is a set of stealthy and continuous computer hacking processes, designed to be evolving, polymorphic and dynamic...

By Jacques-Pierre (JP) Dumas • 1 min read • Mon, 6th Nov 2017

ASUS

This PC has all of the processing power a designer will ever need

ASUS unveils its ESC510 G4 SFF workstation, packing Intel Xeon power and dual 4K display support into a sleek 13-litre body, all for AUD$1699.00.

By Jacques-Pierre (JP) Dumas • 3 min read • Mon, 6th Nov 2017

Gaming

Rule the game with the ultimate HD monitor

Elevate your gaming with the Agon AG251FZ, a 24.5-inch AMD FreeSync monitor boasting a pro-level 240Hz refresh rate for seamless, lag-free gameplay.

By Jacques-Pierre (JP) Dumas • 3 min read • Tue, 26th Sep 2017

JB Hi-Fi

JB Hi-Fi profit climbs on back of Dick Smith departure

Dick Smith Electronics' failure has had a golden lining for JB Hi-Fi, which has seen its profit and sales climb since DSE's exit from the market.

By Heather Wright • 3 min read • Thu, 18th Aug 2016

Network Infrastructure

Dell... A company in transition

For a company unfamiliar with managing acquisitions, Dell's transition into a private business has brought upon many challenges for the tech giant.

By Staff Writer • 2 min read • Tue, 11th Mar 2014

Data Privacy

Kiwi customs fight high tech battle against child sex abuse images

Customs says that advances in technology have made it easier for offenders to find, store, and share objectionable material such as child sexual abuse images.

By Staff Writer • 2 min read • Fri, 14th Feb 2014