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Ruckus president Ian Whiting was surprisingly insightful when it came to the social applications of wireless technologies.
Arbor Networks' has garnered the highest overall security effectiveness score for its AP 2800, in NSS Labs' first DDoS Prevention Test.
2Talk pioneers Bitcoin payments, catering to tech-savvy NZ clientele who favour digital currency convenience for their VOIP services.
2talk is offering resellers, carriers and integrators the chance to operate as their own telco – and make money from it.
The IT industry's response to evolving data threats is slowing, leaving businesses vulnerable to DDoS attacks.
Local telco 2Talk has bucked the trend and become the first telecommunications company in New Zealand to accept Bitcoin as a method of payment.
Good news for Xbox 360 owners as Microsoft has announced that top selling titles Lococycle and Halo: Spartan Assault are both on their way to the console.
Game Console's Darren Price gets frosty and returns to the combat zone with the PC version of EA Games' large-scale first-person shooter, Battlefield 4.
2talk slashes VDSL rates in NZ, outpacing competitors after Chorus' pricing revamp. Plans now start from $60+GST, benefiting current and new customers.
Those of you hanging out for Halo 4's release will be pleased to hear development is officially complete and the game is now ready for certification.
Floods in Thailand disrupt global HDD supply, hiking prices and shaking up storage, DR plans globally. Time to rethink approach and embrace SSD?.
Farmers are being urged to vaccinate herds and control rodents now, as winter conditions raise the risk of leptospirosis spreading to people.
The Panic Button feature is able to override the official internal publishing process in the case of an emergency.
Wellington’s future growth could be slowed by quake risk and a funding model that makes new housing increasingly unviable, says Property Council Chief Executive Connal Townsend.
After the Canterbury earthquakes, the Isaac Theatre Royal was painstakingly rebuilt for NZ$40 million and reopened with major awards.
A new guide aims to help doctors and nurses share a common language as disasters push health systems to respond and recover faster.
Poor disaster planning can still shut firms down, despite mobile working, as businesses are warned to prioritise staff as well as IT.
