Microsoft Azure stories - Page 115

40% of servers in New Zealand are still running Microsoft Server 2003, which will soon be obsolete, warns Microsoft.

NZ businesses urged to start migrating from Windows Server 2003 as support ends in 7 months, with migration taking up to 200 days.

Kordia, the Auckland based telecommunications provider, has gone live on Microsoft Azure's ExpressRoute service.

NZ firms to gain from faster Office 365 and CRM access, hosted in Australian datacentres, enhancing performance and data security.

Microsoft Partner Awards open for entries, urging smaller firms to join. IT Engine's success shows big boys are not the only winners.

Rhipe acquires nSynergy for AU$25m, boosting partner support without taking over customer relations, aiming to fill gaps in service and support.

PageProof is a fully encrypted browser based tool for creators of any kind to receive feedback and collaborate on documents.

Having a presence in the United States will also allow VMob to take full advantage of the increasing number of integration opportunities with leading.

Commvault is taking full advantage of the cloud in the current marketplace and when looking toward the future.

KiwiCover Insurance is the first New Zealand company to migrate its information technology platform to the new Microsoft Azure centres in Australia.

Ingram Micro has inked a deal with Microsoft for distribution of the services provider licence agreement (SPLA) licensing in New Zealand.

Datacom has migrated Zespri International's global SAP platform along with other applications to Microsoft Azure.

Virtualisation has gone from gold rush to slim pickings in just a year. But as Heather Wright discovers, there are still opportunities to be found.

Dimension Data launches NZ's first enterprise-class cloud platform, promising aggressive market penetration and unique local support.

Discover the true cost of cloud computing with 451 Research's Cloud Price Index, revealing an average $2.56 per hour for web applications.

Docker faces stiff competition as Joyent and Linux's Canonical deploy open-source container tech, heating up the virtualisation market.

Google announces updates to its Cloud Platform services, including a new container engine and expanded connectivity options. Prices also cut.

Kiwi companies embrace Microsoft Azure with new Australia-based data centres, heralding a digital transformation era for local businesses.

Microsoft Azure expands to Australia with two new data centers, promising lower latency and cloud computing benefits for New Zealand organisations.

Microsoft reports a 25% jump in Q1 revenue to $23.2bn, surpassing expectations despite profit hits from Nokia integration and layoffs.