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The Open Networking Foundation has successfully completed its third semi-annual PlugFest for the promotion of Software-Defined Networking.

Naughty Dog triumphs with 'The Last of Us', blending cinema with gaming and setting a new standard in post-apocalyptic storytelling.

While IBM Australia plays down job loss reports, sections of the media speculate the move could send offshore work across the Tasman to New Zealand.

Worldwide mobile payment transaction values will reach US$235.4 billion during 2013, representing a 44% increase from 2012.

Rakon's losses soar to $32.8m as it writes down assets in China and NZ, hitting the lower end of its downgraded earnings forecast.

Just as Daniel Craig recently rebooted the James Bond franchise, another British sophisticate is being taken back to their roots.

Changes in technology and the rise of direct purchasing mean the traditional two-tier distribution model is under threat, says Avaya New Zealand MD Rob Spray.

Malware this, cyber attack that, just another normal day in New Zealand's ICT industry according to the Labour Party.

Previous ANZ MD now be responsible for all business operations across North Asia, South East Asia, India, Australia and New Zealand.

This coming year IT buyers will be looking for stability and ways to prepare for the next five years in their business cycle.

LittleBigPlanet 2's Cross Controller DLC cleverly enriches PS3 gaming with PS Vita, offering a fresh layer of dual-screen gameplay charm.

Rakon slashes full-year earnings forecast to USD $8-12 million, down from USD $14-16 million, due to delayed sales and thinner margins; shares drop 2.4%.

As 2013 nears, LinkedIn reveals creative and motivated remain top overused buzzwords among its now 187 million global members.

NZ shines in Tech Fast 500, with 45 firms making the cut. EROAD leads at 10th with 2,746% growth, showcasing Kiwi innovation on a global stage.

A sluggish first half saw Rakon's six-month loss widen to USD $3.96M, with falling revenues and rising expenses. Shares dropped 4.4% to 43 cents.

IT hiring in major Western markets will come predominantly from Asian-headquartered companies enjoying double-digit growth.

PC-maker records growing sales to defy struggling PC market, becoming the number one vendor in the laptop industry.

Rakon to cut 60 New Zealand jobs, shifting manufacturing to China and India to cut costs and improve profits by NZD $10 million annually.

South Korean firm completes transfer of handset connectivity and location development operations and technology from CSR.

Juniper ANZ MD Mark Iles exits amid a drastic job cull, with 10-15% of local staff cut as part of global restructuring to boost innovation.