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The Museum of London has made moves to better manage and protect its critical data across both its physical and virtual environments.

Once used only on a recommendation basis, the AI system is now taking direct control of Google's data centres with significant energy savings.

With the technology and its applications still an enigma to most, blockchain has a long way to go before it’s mature enough for many use cases.

SMBs can now enjoy the benefits of hyper-convergence with affordable hypervisor software that meets their budget and scalability needs.

Open banking is closer to reaching the New Zealand public, with a pilot project currently underway and due to wrap up by the end of the year.

Businesses that have payment terms that allow for 60-90 days payment were more likely to be met within the payment period, or even earlier.

Reuse and recycle is a slogan that is becoming increasingly critical to our existence on this planet, and something DigiPlex has taken note of.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the Security Operations Center (SOC; reducing workload and improving detection times.

Virtual reality (VR) is revolutionizing staff training courses, providing an immersive and effective learning experience for the energy sector.

The digital revolution has transformed industries, but it's the online community that's evolving the most. Blockchain could reshape the internet economy.

Cloud computing has reached a tipping point, with 93% of organisations already relying on cloud services. The sky's the limit.

Credentials for SAP applications and systems are sought out by attackers to gain access to business-critical information and assets.

Xero to acquire Canadian cloud bookkeeping firm Hubdoc for NZD $103 million, enhancing its financial data integration for small businesses globally.

Known as a provider of backup solutions for enterprises and data centres, Rubrik has changed the mould after taking a new approach to security.

Five-year-old cybersecurity firm Darktrace has ended its financial year with more than US $400 million worth of contracts.

Quantum computing is hailed as the next big thing, but it will take time to become a reality and won't solve everyday IT problems.

Support for New Zealand's fintech potential in the UK is growing as the government aims to establish post-Brexit free trade.

Companies are increasingly using chatbots in their mobile apps to enhance customer service and improve the overall customer experience.

If New Zealand and the UK collaborated on fintech projects, what kinds of challenges would we face and how could regulations shape our activities?.

As digital transformation accelerates, enterprises face the daunting task of managing expanding user bases, exploding data, and a growing application landscape.