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Winners will get to have lunch with an astronaut and take an in-depth Level 9 VIP tour of the Houston Space Center.

WatchGuard Technologies is a cybersecurity vendor actively looking for new local channel partners. We asked what it is offering the ANZ market.

Ruckus president Ian Whiting was surprisingly insightful when it came to the social applications of wireless technologies.

As Australian IT departments anchor their operations around service desks, it may be time to enhance service levels with unified endpoint management solutions.

Slate tablets accounted for the majority of the market with 28.4 million units, down 14.5% from the previous year.

If you own an e-bike or a drone and expect them to be covered by your current home contents insurance policy, it might pay to check the fine print.

Plantronics' BackBeat Go 605 headphones hit the sweet spot with perfect comfort, sound, and cost. These headphones excel from Eva Cassidy to The Beatles.

Three finalists have been selected for Startup Dunedin's Challenger Series, a four-month programme to support startup growth.

Co-working spaces are popping up in New Zealand's regions, including Porirua, as 'the future of work' takes hold.

The Lenovo Carbon X1 is aimed at the business user. More than that, it could also provide a  student or photographer on the move with a very well-equipped unit.

Built from the ground up to suit the needs of creative professionals, the HP ZBook x2 is not you're average 2-in-1.

Apple's MacBook Pro is getting a spruce up with new 8th-generation Intel Core processors, a quieter keyboard, and much more.

Microsoft has designed its new two-in-one device with a basis of balancing versatility, performance, form and function.

HPE has won a supercomputer bid for a Swiss brain research initiative that employs futuristic data centre technology.

Toshiba and Synnex Australia announced their collaboration for internal hard drive product sales and after-sales services for the ANZ region.

The reality for most organisations is that they don't have a complete understanding of the mobile needs and expectations of customers.

Unified endpoint management (UEM) technologies provide management, configuration, and deployment capabilities to all end-user computing devices.

IT managers and trusted partners need be able to clearly communicate the changes in the digital landscape in order to support business needs.

China is already Australia's largest import and export trading partner, and President Xi Jinping recently implied that it's unlikely to slow down.

Microsoft's Surface Book 2 offers stellar performance for design pros with its powerful specs, detachable screen, and Surface Dial and Pen.