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Throw into the mix a classic 'good vs evil' battle against the dreadful dragon hunter and you have a movie that appeals to viewers of all ages.

Microsoft kicked off Worldwide Partner Conference with plans to revamp the company's partner program, revealing four new incentives for partners.

Seen as a meeting place for the free and open source software communities, the Linux Conference is set to be held at the University of Auckland early next year.

Semiconductor revenue is set to reach $336bn in 2014, up 6.7% from 2013, thanks to growth in many chip types and applications.

Satya Nadella's vibrant call for a mobile-first, cloud-first world is reshaping Microsoft, promising to empower millions globally.

StorageCraft's DART ensures your data's daily recoverability, safeguarding businesses from catastrophic data losses, affordably and effortlessly.

Westcon's CEO praises NZ's channel market for its innovation and high performance, reinforcing the global company's focus on specialisation.

Microsoft is rolling out new storage services tied directly to Azure, ahead of the tech giant's Worldwide Partner Conference next week.

Kiwi internet provider, Slingshot, now accepts Bitcoin as a payment option, becoming New Zealand's largest company to do so.

Kiwi businesses can survive disasters using cloud technology, says Voyager's Dave Porteous, showcasing resilience and continuity.

While consumers may assume that established, trusted businesses will develop trustworthy apps, this is not necessarily the case.

Telecom to retire outdated SMTP email server, affecting less than 15% of customers. Changes expected to take less than 5 minutes.

WatchGuard shines in security markets, hailed as a leader in Unified Threat Management and Next-Gen Firewall by Frost and Sullivan.

There is no such thing as a 'security analytics market,' says Gartner analyst. No common features, capabilities, or competitive dynamics.

Data centers embrace SDN and NFV, ditching rigid legacy networks for agile solutions that promise efficiency and scalability.

UXC Connect's Ian Poole discusses the fine line between outsourcing and offshoring ICT, urging businesses to weigh options for optimal ROI.

Telecom, soon to be Spark, has launched Naked Ultra Fibre, a faster fibre service that signals the decline of the landline.

Over half of New Zealand children aged 3-15 either have their own mobile devices or use their parents' devices, says a Trend Micro survey.

Labour's ICT spokesperson accuses Peter Dunne of mismanaging the outdated computer systems in the public service, leading to increased security risks.

Telecom Digital Ventures has made a strategic investment in mobile app startup App La Carte to accelerate its product development pipeline.