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Avaya International boss Nidal Abou-Ltaif tells customers and partners the vendor is bullish and confident as it continues to forge a new path.

UltraServe is ramping up its plans for international growth with a new VP of operations to manage senior project engineers and general ops.

Application development provider Go2Group is opening a new Hong Kong office to keep on track with market growth, and it's after new channel partners.

Demand for its SmartStack-powered SAP Hybris deployment and hosting has seen Australia's UltraServe open a Chicago office.

Australian-based cloud provider Rubicon Red is now becoming an Oracle PCS and SOACS customer - while being part of Oracle's PartnerNetwork.

Thai innovators to visit New Zealand to learn about tech developments as part of ASEAN Young Business Leaders Initiative.

While 2016 has been a tumultuous year for lots of companies, tech billionaires continue to dominate the ranks of the world's wealthiest people.

PC vendors are competing in the global market despite challenges, with the market declining by 3.9% in Q3, according to IDC.

Paul W Poteete's extensive background working with the US Department of Defense will bring a wealth of knowledge to his new cybersecurity role.

Tianjin Tianhai's US$6 billion acquisition of Ingram Micro has hit a speed bump, with Shanghai Stock Exchange asking for more information on the deal.

It's reported that 45% of consumers have given up within a minute of their search because it's taken too long.

DigitalOcean bolsters its global presence with a new high-tech data centre in Bangalore, aimed at India's booming startup ecosystem.

Unleashed Software has raised $3 million in new capital and is reportedly planning to expand business both locally and on an international level.

Amazon Web Services has purchased capacity in the new Hawaiki submarine cable that will link New Zealand, Australia and the United States.

Minimal growth this quarter is primarily attributed to strong smartphone saturation in developed markets, as well as a decline from Apple and Samsung.

Cloud infrastructure provider DigitalOcean has netted itself a further US$130 million in its quest for global expansion and a next-gen cloud.

Countries in APAC are leading the world in cloud readiness, including Australia, despite the country slipping in the in the risk parameter.

Countries in the Asia Pacific region are leading the world when in comes to cloud readiness, including New Zealand, although it has fallen in rank.

New York-based cloud infrastructure provider DigitalOcean is opening a data center in Bangalore as it seeks to capitalise on India's booming economy.

Global IT spending to slow notably in 2016, growing only 2% amid economic instability in emerging markets and smartphone market saturation, reports IDC.