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CLOUD X Fusion, a part of GCX’s CLOUD X portfolio, is available globally and can be controlled by a simple-to-use user portal.

Web Werks is an India-based data center service provider with 5 carrier neutral data centers in India and United States.

Network and system integrator NSP is gearing up to launch a new security-as-a-service offering, which takes LogRhythm's SIEM to the SMB market.

Sydney chosen as the home for Microsoft’s first Inside Sales Centre in Asia, which is aimed at transforming the sales experience for the digital age.

PCCW Global partners with Keppel Data Centres to enhance HK's telecom connectivity, launching a key international exchange facility.

Datatec has confirmed its considering a possible US$800m sale of a major share of Westcon-Comstor. Analysts tip Synnex and Arrow as best fit buyers.

Vendor revenue from sales of infrastructure products for cloud IT grew to $32.6 billion in 2016, with Japan leading the way and APAC above average.

He will lead BT’s South East Asia team from Singapore, focusing mainly on Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand and the Philippines.

DXC Technology is a new organisation that has been created by the merger of CSC and the Enterprise Services business of HPE.

China and Russia are by far the most active and they sponsor the most prevalent and the most sophisticated adversaries.

Cloudbric is opening five internet data centers around the world to meet the increasing demand for cloud services.

Amid surging cyber attacks, a third of hit firms continue to pay ransoms, with employee mishaps flagged as a significant risk.

Cloud services will drive much of the ICT spending story this year, with cloud now dominating the ICT market outlook.

IDCA's Data Center Standards revealed at summit in Maryland, with tech leaders eagerly providing feedback before the launch.

Dell and Huawei were the only vendors to experience growth in the global server market in Q4 2016, according to Gartner.

Equinix revolutionises subsea cable deployment, landing cables directly in colocation data centres, boosting performance and reducing costs for cloud giants.

Crazy Domains taps Acronis to bolster Aussie firms' backup savvy, tackling pervasive data protection unawareness.

Cognizant's new Melbourne 'Collaboratory' expected to bring 100 new jobs while bringing IoT to life and applying AI to deliver new experiences.

In making this appointment, they’ve revealed their intentions moving forward – to bolster their network and operations in APJ.

Japan and China are emerging as prime locations for cloud data centres, driven by stringent data sovereignty laws and increasing customer demand, says Canalys.