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SimpliVity secures USD $175 million in series D funding, propelling its valuation beyond USD $1 billion. Major investors include Waypoint Capital.

Wall Street moved lower from record highs after disappointing car sales lowered the appeal of equities for now, as investors await a speech from Feder.

Wall Street rose, with the Dow touching a record high and the Nasdaq climbing above 5,000 for the first time in fifteen years amid optimism about the.

The Australian government's Department of Finance has added a further nine suppliers to their Cloud Services Panel with Envisian among the winners.

NEC has backed up a number of major customer wins by supplying Victoria’s redevelopment of Box Hill Hospital with its new core ICT infrastructure.

Wall Street was mixed as a decline in oil prices weighed on energy shares, offsetting optimism about a strong US economy and a supportive central bank.

The days of having engineers sell systems to customers because they own the technology are over says Dave Wilson, Cisco.

Wall Street climbed, bolstered by gains in shares of Cisco and a ceasefire agreement between Russia and Ukraine, and optimism about Greek debt talks.

Cisco's broad suite of products meant it was well placed to meet rising demand from a growing reliance on web based services.

This is the year of digital transformation for business, fuelled by the Internet of Everything (IoE), according to Kevin Bloch, Cisco Australia and Ne.

Emerging UC players set to shake up the New Zealand market, challenging giants like Microsoft and Cisco with fresher cloud-based solutions.

In order to still exist in 10 years, companies need to partner up and embrace change, says John Chambers, Cisco Systems CEO.

Data centre spending surges as businesses choose between buying or leasing in a rapidly evolving tech landscape, Gartner reports.

NZ Police enhance communication with a nationwide tech overhaul, boosting efficiency with video calls and mobile tech for frontline service.

Ingram Micro's NZ Technology Showcase dazzles with over 2000 attendees, making tech breakthroughs and industry networking the highlight of the year.

Westcon Imagine 2014 - Just as companies come in all sizes, so do the IT needs of business, but one thing remains fairly consistent: a desire for simplicity.

Rumours that Cisco is to limit its future involvement in VCE have been quickly hosed down by the networking giant.

Cisco routers fall short for NZ SMBs with high UFB demands, making alternatives like Fortinet more appealing and cost-effective.

The security appliance market continues to see positive momentum, with the industry recording its 19th consecutive quarter of positive growth.

Cisco NZ's Sikking shines light on the evolving malware threat, urging a new approach to security amid rising cybercrime sophistication.