Global Stories

Is Bethesda's Dishonored 2 a worthy successor?

We to return to the bizarre steampunk world of Dishonored for more stealth, assassinations and slaughtered whales.

By Darren Price • 5 min read • Thu, 24th Nov 2016

Digital tools still need to work with analog brains

Research suggests that there are significant educational benefits to some old-fashioned analogue skill sets that can be critical to the way we think.

By Al Blake • 3 min read • Mon, 21st Nov 2016

Gaming

Film Review: Bad Santa 2 - lewd & crude heist antics bring mayhem to Chicago

Boozed, lewd and crude: Billy Bob Thornton and team are back for the second instalment in the Bad Santa franchise.

By Sara Barker • 3 min read • Mon, 21st Nov 2016

EduTech

Teachers never fear - Microsoft assures tech won't replace you... yet

Teachers are still crucial in the age of digital learning, according to Microsoft's Anthony Salcito. #Education #DigitalLearning #Teachers.

By Ashton Young • 3 min read • Thu, 17th Nov 2016

Cloud Access Security Broker

Exclusive: The cyber security supply chain

Vincent Weafer of McAfee Labs warns of the need to secure the cyber supply chain, as attackers target weak links for exploitation.

By Anthony Caruana • 4 min read • Tue, 8th Nov 2016

DataCentre infrastructure

Avnet inks Supermicro deal for server technologies

Avnet has inked a distribution deal with Supermicro Computers which it says will provide resellers with profitable growth opportunities.

By Heather Wright • 2 min read • Wed, 12th Oct 2016

Malware

Snowden: 4 big security and privacy assumptions he undermined

I want to discuss four significant security and privacy assumptions that Snowden's actions, and the resulting revelations, have undermined.

By Stephen Cobb • 9 min read • Tue, 20th Sep 2016

Network Infrastructure

Dell + EMC = $80B+ IT product behemoth

Dell's landmark $67 billion acquisition of EMC would create the world's largest IT product company, knitting together a broad range of IT assets.

By Geoff Woollacott • 7 min read • Mon, 5th Sep 2016

Semiconductors

Meet Kaby Lake: Intel uncovers its new 7th generation CPUs

Still salivating, we've now got the good oil on the rest of Intel's new 7th-generation CPU range, codenamed Kaby Lake.

By Patrick Pilcher • 2 min read • Tue, 30th Aug 2016

Microsoft

Intel debuts silicon photonics – the next BIG thing in data centers

Intel has announced that it has developed silicon photonics technology which will replace data center copper wires.

By Ashton Young • 2 min read • Thu, 18th Aug 2016

Gaming

Hands-on Review: Corsair K65 Rapidfire RGB mechanical keyboard

Corsair's reliable design and build, in combination with its CUE software, make the K65 a valuable, small and portable addition to your gaming gear.

By Sara Barker • 2 min read • Thu, 21st Jul 2016

Microsoft

Facebook CIO says Microsoft 'got cool again'

Facebook's CIO praises Microsoft's resurgence at WPC, declaring it 'cool again' with robust Office 365 adoption.

By Richard Edwards • 3 min read • Mon, 18th Jul 2016

Film review

Independence Day Resurgence: The critics aren't happy

Sequel slump: 'Independence Day Resurgence' fails to ignite critic enthusiasm, with lacklustre charm and plot.

By Shannon Williams • 6 min read • Thu, 23rd Jun 2016

Risk & Compliance

Exclusive: Is flexible billing the new reseller battleground?

Technology isn't the next big differentiator for resellers with the focus instead shifting to billing models. So are you ready?.

By Heather Wright • 5 min read • Wed, 22nd Jun 2016

Stories from Other Regions

DataCentre infrastructure

Exclusive opportunity for NZ channel with Intel's new solution

Intel's new solution allows the entire NZ sales channel to benefit rather than just integrators or PC/Server builders.

By Ashton Young • 2 min read • Fri, 16th Dec 2016

Auckland University

Chinese execs to experience 'wayfinding' approach to Maori business style

Chinese execs to embark on a unique Māori voyage of business discovery, blending ancient wisdom with modern entrepreneurship.

By Sara Barker • 3 min read • Fri, 18th Nov 2016

Distributed Denial of Service

Massey Uni expert: Secure internet? It's just salesmanship - we're more at risk than ever

Kiwis need to prioritize security over features, says Massey University cybersecurity expert. Personal data vulnerability a major concern.

By Sara Barker • 3 min read • Mon, 14th Nov 2016

3D Printing

OMGTech & the Ministry of Education partner to bring the best of STEM to Kiwi kids

OMGTech partners with Ministry of Education to pilot initiative bringing STEM education and tech to Kiwi kids.

By Sam Worthington • 2 min read • Thu, 13th Oct 2016

EduTech

CodeCamp teaching Kiwi kids coding and tech literacy

CodeCamp has been thrilling Kiwi children during the school holidays this year, teaching them the basics about coding and digital literacy.

By Sara Barker • 2 min read • Tue, 26th Jul 2016

Bright Sparks

ASB Bright Sparks - a competition for the innovators of tomorrow

UK's future tech leaders vie for a £10k prize pool in ASB Bright Sparks contest, nurturing innovation in science and engineering.

By Sam Worthington • 2 min read • Tue, 26th Jul 2016