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• Western Digital to pay $19 billion for SanDisk
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• Telstra and Kogan trade blows over telco
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• Guilty verdict for S Central boss Peter Mavridis
• Surface Book, Surface Pro 4 to launch at Sydney Microsoft Store
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• Data#3's John Grant appointed NRL chief
• Breaking up with a vendor is hard to do
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• Student reportedly hacks CIA director's personal email
• Missing Qld child protection reports blamed on coding error
• Western Digital in talks to acquire SanDisk
• IBM revenue falls for 14th quarter in a row
• Telstra behind major Qld Police tablet rollout
• Winners celebrate Telstra partner awards for 2015
• Google makes Apps free for Microsoft EA customers
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• Four deadly sins that destroy the value of MDF
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• NEC to replace Australia's apprenticeship IT platform
• Kogan re-enters telco space with Vodafone
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• Coles reselling Optus prepaid plans for $10
• UXC Eclipse snaps up Californian Winedirect assets
• A code of ethics in IT: just lip service or does it have teeth?
• Apple ordered to pay US$234 million to university
• Ex-Telstra CISO on-board for security vendor's Aussie debut
• Pranksters hijack NSW Police's cyber-crime chat on Twitter
• 150,000 casino customers' credit card data hacked
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• PS&C's reseller rollup continues
• Telstra's Netflix streaming TV device will cost $109
• Pioneering Dell partner Tier 5 in liquidation
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• Sydney's VMtech scores NetApp gold in Vegas
• Intel partners launch Skylake in Sydney
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• Vodafone chases Telstra with voice-over-LTE
• VMware's Australian channel chief resigns
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• Telstra scores major share of $66m NSW Transport deal
• Cisco hikes Australian prices
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• The cloud roadmaps of Australia's channel leaders
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• The Aussie channel verdict on Dell-EMC merger
• Serial acquirer RXP reveals 13th buyout
• Eight topics that had Aussie AWS partners talking in Vegas
• Apple removes apps over security concerns
• US website flogs Microsoft Band 2 to Aussies
• EMC to shop itself after deal with Dell, say reports
• Pure Storage splits with Avnet
• Renewed warning over digital signatures
• Microsoft to add three cloud resellers in Australia
• Quick, Tim, invent something
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• Altech to move Qld, Vic warehouse operations to Sydney
• ACCC orders Telstra to drop wholesale prices
• Ingram extends 'free' 30-day Microsoft cloud offer
• Google Australia's holding company changes to Alphabet
• Telstra replaces retail boss
• Dell looking at EMC buyout, say reports
• AWS debuts container registry, Python for Lambda
• NEC lands $9.2m hardware deal with Transport for NSW
• AWS launches 2TB RAM super-machine
• It's make-or-break time for Sony's Xperia phones
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• How CSC-UXC could create a $1.4bn Aussie channel giant
• Superloop spends $5.8m to buy Australian ISP Apex Networks
• Aussie partners lick lips at AWS' new super-cheap BI tool
• Fake LinkedIn profiles linked to Iran-based hacking group
• Accenture-AWS joint venture to attack channel
• This Amazon suitcase will courier 50TB to the cloud
• Dimension Data picks Oakton for new global role
• David Gage to leave Microsoft Australia
• Telstra retail boss to step down
• Surface Pro 4: under the hood
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• AWS to allow BYO Windows licence
• Aussie AWS partner wins global honour in Las Vegas
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• Aussie firm scores Lorna Jane wi-fi deal
• Vonex boosts sales 22 percent ahead of ASX float
• Symantec signs Jarryd Hayne, gives $123,000 to Beyondblue
• Optus reseller Yatango Mobile Australia hits the wall
• Aussie company wins $30m US smartcard deal
• CSC to acquire UXC for $428 million
• Wi-fi wars: Battlelines for the branch office
• PwC resigns as auditor for Xero to remove conflict of interest
• Amazon bans Google Chromecast and Apple TV
• TechOne reveals another $10 million buyout
• Former Dell cloud boss to lead IGEL's Aussie thin-client push
• I bought Google.com for $12, claims former employee
• Robot vendor warns users not to have sex with its products
• Amaysim launches $25 unlimited 4G plan, to add free international calls and texts
• Over a billion Android devices open to new Stagefright bugs
• HP board approves blockbuster split
• Cracking the Mac security myth
• Aussie startup offers 'free' 3D printers for schools
• Coles points big red hand at Fujitsu
• Microsoft and Google call a truce in legal war
• VMware opens Sydney showroom for channel, clients
• Millions vulnerable to WinRAR attack
• Microsoft reveals opening date for Sydney flagship store