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At the recent Imagine 2016 event in Auckland, there were many topics discussed, not least of which the power of collaboration and the future.

In this time of digital transformation, it's vital for businesses to understand the risks and opportunities unleashed by the ecosystem of ecosystems.

Intel's vPro CPUs have garnered some serious media coverage, but details around Intel's next generation budget CPUs are also surfacing.

Intel is slashing 12,000 positions globally as it refocuses its business around data center and internet of things and away from PCs.

The growing number of connected devices is driving demand for IoT security, says Amrita Choudhury, analyst at Technavio.

Big tech and telco companies are making big investments in IoT – to the tune of more than US$31 billion in the last five years.

LG's X series phones roll out globally, featuring unique camera tech like dual lenses and second screens, previously reserved for flagships.

Tech titan Andy Grove, Intel’s pivotal figure and former CEO, passes away at 79, leaving an indelible mark on Silicon Valley.

​The H5 SF serves a very specific purpose: superior cooling for small form factor cases running Mini ITX boards.

Samsung has begun shipping the industry’s largest solid state drive – a 15TB offering designed for enterprise storage systems.

Toshiba has stepped up its enterprise and data center play, launching a new series of read-intensive solid state drives.

The Internet of Things will pose significant challenges for organisations due to the immaturity of technologies and lack of skills, says Gartner.

Fortinet protects data from attacks originating inside the datacentre, as today it is not enough to protect against just external intruders.

Dell has released a new security suite to combat malware threats in the enterprise, integrating Cylance technology using AI and machine learning.

The 802.11ac Wave 2 Wi-Fi standard is starting to gain ‘rapid’ traction and is poised to become the highest shipping Wi-Fi standard yet.

It’s a given that technology will be ubiquitous in every aspect of business, but how it will be used and the impact it will have is up for discussion.

Toshiba America Electronic Components is releasing two Bluetooth Smart ICs with Bluetooth Low Energy v4.1 capabilities.

The contest asks electronics experts and tinkerers alike to offer creative ways to incorporate wireless charging capabilities into products.

If you’re hankering for a highly pocketable phone that isn’t a cut down compromise, will the Z5 Compact measure up?.

While you could invest in a tablet for consuming media and a separate PC to create it, Asus has a solution that gives you the best of both worlds.