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Xero unveils acquisitions and partnerships at Xerocon London, aiming to fortify UK market presence with advanced features and streamlined integrations.

HPE asserts it is a big deal as the system can drive down operating costs, plug disruptive performance gaps, and free up time to allow IT staff to innovate.

Despite repeated assurances from Danish ministers, almost none of the new hyperscale data centres are reusing their waste heat.

Swarmbots are revolutionising cyber threats, targeting IoT devices with unprecedented speed and efficiency. Fortinet’s Derek Manky discusses the looming risks.

The Internet of Things is infiltrating all aspects of daily life, including our own bodies. But what are the implications of this connectivity?.

New Zealand's fintech sector has experienced significant growth, bringing in $220m worth of exports and expanding by 33% in the past year.

WestfalenWIND IT has implanted a data center inside a wind turbine, bringing the energy source directly to the data center.

An Australian blockchain firm scooped up first place at the Extreme Tech Challenge at Sir Richard Branson’s private island in the British Virgin Islands.

Data-driven businesses have a higher chance of success in transformative projects, but it takes more than just data to guarantee success.

Worldwide analysis of leading organisations implementing blockchain demonstrates the technology’s potential to transform supply chains across the globe.

The two companies are collaborating to have data centres onboard commercial ships to automate the process and make it safer.

Apstra's CEO discusses the merits of intent-based networking and how it can adapt automation and AI for the modern data centre.

AI technology is streamlining human interactions rather than replacing them in contact centres, as customers still rely on human interaction.

Not only is there a clear gender disparity in the industry, but Papouchado says the existing workforce is aging.

Xero has teamed up with a UK-based direct debit provider GoCardless and brought new options for payment collection to New Zealand businesses.

In the wake of rising blockchain popularity, the medical tourism industry is bound to be among the top beneficiaries.

Veritas and Pure Storage have teamed up in a bid to aid joint customers make the most of their data for a competitive advantage.

Xero offers its 2000 employees worldwide well-being leave to address mental health challenges and reduce stigma.

The duo asserts they're looking to reinvent data centres with storage and compute solutions that are equipped for AI and deep learning (DL) workloads.

Wellington-based fintech startup Hnry’s pre-seed capital raise was so popular that it was oversubscribed by $100,000 within days of launch.