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Pure Storage has announced Pure Storage Cloud Data Services, a suite of new cloud offerings that run on Amazon Web Services (AWS).

The Cyber Security Agency of Singapore and the US Department of State have signed a Declaration of Intent (DOI) that will benefit ASEAN member states.

New Zealand student app Niesh, founded by Jae Yoo and James Koo, could be worth $10m once it rolls out nationwide.

Balancing data security with a BYOD policy is challenging. Here are three strategies, from MDM to agentless mobile security, to achieve it.

With global learning and predictive analytics capabilities based on real-world operational data, HPE InfoSight supposedly drives down operating costs.

HPE InfoSight extends select predictive analytics and recommendation capabilities to HPE servers, enabling smarter, self-monitoring infrastructure.

HPE asserts it is a big deal as the system can drive down operating costs, plug disruptive performance gaps, and free up time to allow IT staff to innovate.

The announcement makes it the world’s first cloud service provider that operates a local data centre to provide cloud services in Africa.

On the day that Digital Realty cut the ribbon for its new Sydney data centre, it revealed that it will soon begin developing another one.

Qrious teams up with Adobe to offer data-powered customer engagement solutions in New Zealand using Adobe Experience Cloud.

Once new products are brought online in remote locations, administrators can manage local and distributed networks.

DataDirect Networks (DDN) today announced that it will be playing a role in one of NASA’s most critical missions.

Workday customers begin deploying their applications on AWS, expanding their cloud capabilities and addressing data sovereignty needs in various geographies.

AlgoSec’s new solution will allow a central management capability for Azure Firewall, Microsoft's new cloud-native firewall-as-a-service.

Tile's Mate and Pro Bluetooth trackers make their debut in New Zealand, offering a new way to locate misplaced items, with prices starting at NZD $44.99.

Mobile Mentor, a mobile solutions company, has been named a Microsoft Co-Sell Ready partner, enabling them to build custom mobile apps with high security.

The company asserts the new capabilities will be delivered by HPE PointNext and will help businesses simplify complex IT environments.

With the increasing demand for wireless internet in every space, it is time be thinking about how the inevitable next-generation of WiFi will look.

Apple's iPhone Xs boasts an upgraded Super Retina display, durable all-glass finish, advanced dual cameras, and engaging augmented reality features.

As the digital economy booms, consumer data swaps for benefits drive IoT; however, security gaps prompt calls for robust protections.