Infrastructure stories
iiNet's Internode wins deal to provide infrastructure-as-a-service and backup-as-a-service to SA Government departments.
Rackspace adds Fanatical Support for Microsoft Azure to its product portfolio, offering hybrid cloud solutions.
The good news for resellers dealing in servers, storage and Ethernet switches for cloud IT infrastructure continues.
Instead of seeing shadow IT as a major problem, more chief information security officers (CISOs) are seeing the business benefits of the phenomenon.
Infrastructure related to cloud IT is proving a hot seller, with vendor revenue jumping 25.1% year on year in the first quarter of 2015.
Hyperconverged infrastructure solutions are an opportunity for IT leaders to simplify the midmarket data centre, according to a new Gartner report.
The video conferencing equipment market experienced a decrease in revenue in 1Q15 but is expected to grow as video remains a high priority.
Container adoption is likely to surge in the next few years, while concerns around security, certification and adequate skills linger.
A move to shift more business critical server, storage and network workloads off-premises will propel enterprise cloud spend to $775m by 2019.
IBM New Zealand took a hit in both revenue and profit last year, despite the financial benefits of the sale of the x86 business to Lenovo.
Schneider Electric has announced it has joined the HP Composable Infrastructure Partner Program in a move to further broaden its partnership portfolio.
Australian Infrastructure as a Service provider, OrionVM, has partnered with Megaport to bring speed and flexibility to its customers.
BEarena clinches Australian Partner of the Year at Nutanix's ANZ Awards, with a suite of winners heralding IT innovation shifts.
Gartner predicts worldwide spending on business process management (BPM) software will grow 4.4% to reach $2.7 billion in 2015.
HP has announced its 2015 second quarter financial results, revealing revenue was down in all segments of the business.
Gartner is urging buyers to be cautious as many service providers are shifting their strategies after failing to gain enough market traction.
Aussie PC manufacturer Impact Systems Technology has secured the distribution deal for NCS Technologies' Cirrus LT zero client laptop.
The IBM cloud service is to meet the Ministry's all-of-government requirements to operate an onshore Infrastructure as a Service model.
Cloudhouse has appointed Insentra as its exclusive distributor in Australia and New Zealand for its Cloud Application Virtualisation technologies.
By 2018, 90% of Infrastructure and Operations organisations attempting to use DevOps without addressing their cultural foundations will fail.