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HP's AMP 120 printer combines printing, Bluetooth speaker, and phone charging into one compact device, proving itself versatile for home offices.

Remote workers are adding to the risk of corporate security data breaches according to tech integrator RBC Group.

This is the first Windows-based laptop that I have ever considered as an equal to the Mac for graphics capabilities.

Not only with the companies protect customers, they've also vowed not to help governments who want to go on the cyber offensive.

Australia’s new mandatory data breach disclosure law has already shown just how regularly organisations are experiencing data breaches.

Zenuity has just announced Dell EMC as a strategic partner to provide a managed high performance computing (HPC) environment.

Pure Storage has forayed into new grounds after announcing the industry’s first comprehensive AI ready infrastructure, named AIRI.

Traditional PC shipments in Australia grew 2.2% in Q4 2017, outpacing the global market's growth of 0.5%, according to IDC.

A new survey from Dell Technologies has revealed the UK is lagging behind its EU counterparts in tech investment like AI, VR and HPC.

​After its brief hiccup in 2017, the augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) headsets market is set to offer opportunities aplenty.

Up a side street on the edge of Barcelona, a stone path weaves through a park of old oak trees and flowers, to the steps of the Torre Girona Chapel.

Queen Mary University of London and Newcastle University are the first academia in the UK to deploy IBM's new system for HPC, data analytics and AI.

The Chinese giant announced the launch of the new products for Europe at MWC 18, stressing its commitment to the region for the future.

Attendees will also go into the draw to win dinner for two at the Rydges Auckland in a one-of-a-kind dining in the dark experience.

Intel announced its collaboration with Dell, HP, Lenovo and Microsoft to bring 5G connectivity to Windows PCs.

London was recently named as one of the smart city leaders, but there is still a long way to go as it requires huge amounts of computing power.

The ACCC has reiterated HP’s recall with one of its own in an attempt to get Aussie consumers to check and replace their batteries if needed.

HP is embracing mixed-device environments by offering solutions to customers extending beyond HP-manufactured hardware.

Ingram Micro, Data#3, Acer and Lenovo (amongst others) will all deliver services for NSW government departments.

SMBs across the country may be unsure about the mandatory data breach disclosure laws that are just around the corner.