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Global Switch completes final stage of Hong Kong data center, bringing total floor space to 70,228 sqm and power supply capacity to 100MVA.

The Galaxy XCover 5 fits within Samsung’s popular Galaxy smartphone line, bearing a much chunkier resemblance to its counterparts.

Asia Pacific countries are leading the way in private network deployments, creating a market worth $7bn by 2025, says ABI Research.

The Claroty FOCUS Partner Program launch is the latest in a series of milestones the company achieved in the last few months.

The enterprise cloud data management company states it is looking to drive cloud-first, cloud-native success for its strategic partners and customers.

Fortinet EVP of products and CMO John Maddison says that the ecosystem aims to improve security, reduce complexity, and simplify operations.

Dragos has expanded its market presence in Australia and New Zealand to serve growth with industrial cybersecurity customers.

Sierra Wireless, the Canadian-based Internet of Things (IoT) solutions provider, has acquired Auckland-based technology firm M2M One NZ.

COVID-19 has accelerated new ways of working that are likely to be permanent, with 82% of company leaders planning to allow remote work.

IOTech has announced the launch and availability of Edge XRT, its time-critical edge platform for Microsoft Azure Sphere.

Nokia partners with University of Technology Sydney to build a 5G innovation facility, focusing on Industry 4.0 and smart cities.

Microsoft has launched Azure Percept, a platform that simplifies the use of Azure AI technologies on the edge.

IBM has launched IBM Cloud Satellite, its hybrid cloud services platform, which is now available on any cloud, on premises, or at the edge.

'Rich list’ brothers John and Michael Chow expand RCR with new technology solutions including smart buildings, AI and EV chargers.

New research from Nozomi Networks Labs found that attackers are doubling down on high-value targets and weaponising the software supply chain.

CrowdStrike is set to acquire cloud log management provider Humio for $400 million, expanding its Extended Detection and Response capabilities.

Unisys retains Microsoft Azure Expert MSP status for third consecutive year, offering flexible and secure cloud environments.

Demand for cybersecurity, data analytics, and network engineering skills remains high in the technology sector, according to Talent's salary guide.

IOTech's Edge Xpert now supports computer vision and AI at the IoT edge, allowing users to deploy advanced vision-based workloads.

The brunt of security spending is still first and foremost focused on IT networks, systems, and data security from a defensive perspective.