Hardware stories

PNY is adding extra resources, value, commitment, and presence in the Australian market, having signed a new distribution agreement with Leader Computers. >>

Yubico has updated its hardware security keys with near-field communication (NFC) technologies to support devices with NFC functionality, such as mobile phones.>>

"The Enable – Protect - Optimise framework is a global Barco-wide services offering," notes Barco's A/NZ managing director, but there are plenty of benefits for local businesses too.>>

Does your workspace need a buff and a polish? Maybe some new gear could >>

During a digital event, Sony showed the actual PS5 hardware as well as announced lots of exciting new games.>>

ABI Research finds that two areas in particular, Trusted Platform Modules (TPM) and Trusted Execution Environments (TEE) will be hard hit. >>

'Horse Ridge' could pave the way for further understanding how quantum practicality could solve real-world problems.>>

By regularly updating an embedded system, manufacturers can keep their products secure.>>

Voyager Internet, the New Zealand ISP, has announced the completion of its 100 Gigabit upgrade of its core data network. According to the company, Voyager carried out the upgrade in response to rising bandwidth usage across the country.>>

Synergis IX provides a gateway to unified security, enabling customers to manage their security systems on a single interface.>>

The old saying ‘fail to prepare, prepare to fail’ is certainly an apt proverb in IT circles - ESET shares some advice for recovering smoke-damaged HDDs.>>

Spending in the market is on the rise with the usual suspects like Dell EMC, Microsoft, HPE, Huawei, and Cisco at the top.>>

A new survey of tech industry leaders found the majority believe it is likely the Valley will be usurped within four years by other cities around the world.>>

In this exclusive interview, Blancco's Fredrik Forslund details just how expensive the issue of data centre waste has become.>>

Staggering new research has revealed how businesses have become paralysed by data regulations and are sucking up the costs of storing old data centre hardware rather than risk a breach.>>

Next year is to be one where we will see many technologies that have been on the fringes begin to be implemented among the mainstream.>>

One of the larger scandals within IT circles took place this year with Bloomberg firing shots at Supermicro - now Supermicro is firing back.>>

Google's Sustainability Officer believes major changes are critical in data centres to emulate the cyclical life of nature.>>

E-waste is a hot topic in tech circles, and Park Place's EMEA MD believes there could be huge opportunities if data centres and enterprises improve their practices.>>

The industry analyst says the market will experience its smallest decline in four years.>>

Interactive already service over 250,000 devices across 20,000 sites in Australia and New Zealand.>>

Ingram Micro, Data#3, Acer and Lenovo (amongst others) will all deliver services for NSW government departments.>>

Separately, Google will receive a non-exclusive license for HTC intellectual property (IP).>>

Cisco is also still the dominant enterprise vendor, leading the market in four of the six segments.>>