IT Department stories
Why local secure access is becoming critical for New Zealand organisations
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network security
Fortinet expands Auckland secure access footprint as New Zealand firms put resilience, performance and data sovereignty at the heart of digital operations.
Tata Steel expands Google Cloud AI across global operations
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manufacturing
Tata Steel deploys more than 300 AI agents with Google Cloud to speed up maintenance, customer service and back-office work worldwide.
Quantium launches Gemini Enterprise practice with Google
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data analytics
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digital transformation
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multi-cloud
Quantium joins Google Cloud's Gemini Enterprise push with a new AI practice aimed at moving enterprise agents from pilots into production.
Hitachi Vantara flags AI data centre energy squeeze
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storage
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datacentre infrastructure
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digital transformation
Hitachi Vantara has unveiled sustainability progress as AI-driven data demand pushes energy, cooling and emissions reporting to the fore.
Vanyar launches to help firms deploy Palantir faster
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data analytics
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digital transformation
Vanyar opens in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East with a specialist Palantir practice aimed at getting enterprise clients into production in weeks.
LevelBlue warns of GhostOps risk from rogue AI agents
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data protection
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digital transformation
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cloud security
LevelBlue says unsanctioned AI agents are slipping into enterprise systems, creating a hidden governance and security blind spot for businesses.
Dell launches PowerMaxOS 10.4 with faster, safer storage
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storage
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virtualisation
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data protection
Dell rolls out PowerMaxOS 10.4 with ransomware detection, faster VMware migrations and expanded support for OpenShift and Fibre Channel SANs.
Parloa study finds big firms make customer contact hard
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Parloa study finds many global firms bury support details, while most chatbots fail to solve issues and phone menus remain frustrating.
Redgate survey says hybrid cloud is now long-term reality
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data analytics
Redgate survey finds 43% of firms view hybrid cloud as permanent, with security worries and stalled database moves making migration harder than planned.
Aviato named Google Cloud partner of the year for ANZ
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digital transformation
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partner programmes
Aviato Consulting wins Google Cloud's ANZ Partner of the Year award after rapid growth, a major migration push and rising AI specialisation.
Agentic era and the UI transition
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digital transformation
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fintech
Agentic commerce is forcing firms to rethink websites, as AI agents bypass ads and clicks for API-driven transactions.
Google Cloud launches Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform
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digital transformation
Google Cloud folds Vertex AI into Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, adding governance and production tools as firms race to deploy secure AI agents.
Hetzner launches EX131 server with Intel Xeon 6731P
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storage
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virtualisation
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data protection
Hetzner rolls out EX131 dedicated server line with Intel Xeon Gold 6731P, Gen5 NVMe drives and pricing from EUR €560.70 a month.
CIS launches AI security guides for models & agents
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digital transformation
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application security
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physical security
CIS, Astrix and Cequence publish AI security guides for large language models, autonomous agents and MCP environments.
SUSE launches AI Factory with NVIDIA for enterprise control
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virtualisation
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private cloud
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devops
SUSE and NVIDIA unveil an enterprise AI stack aimed at regulated sectors, offering on-premise control, governance and sovereignty for production use.
Keepit survey finds gap in AI disaster recovery plans
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data protection
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cloud security
Keepit survey finds organisations overconfident about AI disaster recovery, with just 32% testing plans monthly and many lacking clear governance.
Asia Pacific firms broaden AI PC & workstation use
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network infrastructure
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endpoint protection
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manufacturing
Asia Pacific businesses are expanding AI hardware use as new research shows strong uptake of AI PCs and workstations for different workloads.
Wasabi secures USD $250 million credit facility from Bain
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saas
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storage
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hybrid cloud
Wasabi lands USD $250 million Bain-led credit line to fund cloud storage expansion, AI-ready infrastructure and overseas growth.
Tines to double Australia headcount as APAC hub opens
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digital transformation
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it automation
Tines ramps up Australia presence with APAC hub and customer-facing hires as local firms and IT teams drive broader AI automation adoption.
Extreme says Platform ONE cuts network costs by 32%
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firewalls
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network infrastructure
Extreme says adoption of Platform ONE is growing as customers across aviation, healthcare and education report sharper efficiency gains and lower running costs.