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IBM urges partners to stay loyal as it sells x86 server biz to Lenovo, assuring a win-win in the face of HP's competitive moves.

Australian businesses face soaring data breach risks amidst the mobile eCommerce boom, warned by Protiviti MD Chris Grant.

Teens are shunning Facebook in favor of other social media sites, showing a shift towards segmenting social media use.

New Zealand security software spending rose 11.7% in 2013, beating the worldwide market increase of 4.9%, according to Gartner.

Fronde strengthens position as NetSuite ANZ partner with two new certified consultants, Sandra Wright and Andy Bennett.

During recent major events, like the Bruce Springsteen concert in Auckland, telco has seen mobile uploads actually exceed download.

In a world where SDS attempts to cosmetically enhance storage solutions, the real beauty lies in the eye of the beholder.

Government CIO Colin MacDonald seeks more suppliers for security services panel to help agencies manage privacy & security effectively.

Apple's stealth buy of Spotsetter ramps up maps war with Google, poising Cupertino to redefine navigation with a social twist.

Vodafone to showcase rural 4G technology at National Fieldays event, with plans to upgrade existing towers and build new ones.

Australian start-up HealthKit is considering legal action against Apple for naming their new app HealthKit, which the company sees as a direct rip off.

Good Technology has signed a distribution agreement with New Zealand IT distribution specialist MPA, to market its enterprise mobility solutions.

Paul Robson steps up as Adobe's Asia Pacific President, succeeding Craig Tegel, ready to steer the region's digital transformation.

Manufacturing of Apple's Mac Pro involves the use of the Windows operating system, so says the photo tweeted by CEO Tim Cook over the weekend.

Seth MacFarlane's A Million Ways to Die in the West fuses rom-com charm with raucous humour but misses a cohesive mark. Rating: 3/5.

Unisys advises firms to see their internal environment as hostile to counter BYOD risks, urging a shift to multi-factor authentication and data encryption.

Kevin Roberts has retired as non-executive director from the Board of Telecom after six years, with Ido Lefler stepping in.

Westcon is inviting partners to attend its official Partner Launch of RSA, at locations across New Zealand this month.

Companies in NZ gear up with tech solutions to tackle World Cup-induced work disruptions and promote flexibility at work.

HP launches Project Smart Choice to entice IBM partners pre-Lenovo deal, promising swifter certifications and superior solutions.