Africa stories
Genesys PureCloud posted remarkable growth, doubling revenue in Australia and New Zealand year-on-year and securing over 500 global customers.
Cisco dominates the Ethernet switch and router markets, with Q3 revenues hitting a record US$11 billion amid a surge in data center demand.
Huawei and Xiaomi drove global smartphone sales in Q3 2018, according to Gartner. Overall sales grew 1.4% to reach 389 million units.
Battlefield V is a stunning multiplayer game that returns to the conflict of World War II, with powerful single-player modes.
The world's largest post-warranty data centre maintenance organisation has announced that it will be opening its new EMEA Operations Centre in Cork, Ireland.
JavaScript is still a winner when it comes to programming languages but Kotlin, HCL, TypeScript and PowerShell are quickly climbing the ranks.
Amazon Web Services leads the global public cloud market across all major regions, though the APAC scene is uniquely shaped by strong local competition.
Cisco announced the awards, including APJ Partner of the Year, at a global awards reception during its annual partner conference.
Nutanix research suggests cloud interoperability and app mobility outrank cost and security for primary hybrid cloud benefits.
The announcement makes it the world's first cloud service provider that operates a local data centre to provide cloud services in Africa.
NEXTDC's customers will be among the first to take advantage of APAC's shortest submarine cable route between Sydney and Singapore.
EMEA's IT spending stymied by Brexit uncertainty, with data centre and device investments flatlining as security and cloud services gain traction.
It appears Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) is ripe for the picking as Cohesity has announced significant growth in the area.
Relentless demand has given rise to further investment from Interxion, with the total price tag for the new facilities coming in at €315m.
Ongoing trade tensions between China and the US are having a significant impact on the cloud service providers market.
Orange and PCCW Global are confident the cable will substantially reduce network latency between the world's three most populated continents.
Around a fifth (21%) of New Zealanders who had encountered tech support scams were fooled into continuing with an interaction.
Blanchot is confident this new development will result in strong growth for the company's sales and profitability.
The company is confident its latest executive appointment will help develop new channel programmes and product developments.
Higher average selling prices across standard and custom servers has seen data centre vendors cashing in on a bustling market.
