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• IBM blames Vocus, NextGen for Census fail
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• Aussie Fortinet resellers win big with Exclusive Networks
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• World's third-largest hosting provider comes to Sydney
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• How a Perth data centre startup will compete with NextDC and Equinix
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• Microsoft gives HoloLens Australian launch date
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• Facebook Workplace wages price war with Slack
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• Synology allies with Computergate to amplify storage business
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• NBN first to deploy Facebook's Workplace
• Vocus founder James Spenceley resigns after failed leadership spill
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• SAP Australia loses managing director and COO
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• Samsung stops Galaxy Note7 production: report
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• DDLS joins Leading Learning Partners Association
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• Samsung Australia halts Galaxy Note7 replacements
• Former Polycom exec named Australian boss of cloud-based video provider
• Insolvent Brisbane cloud firm owes Google $200k as customers acquired
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• Samsung struggles to limit damage from smartphone recall
• IBM Australia staffer blames ageism in unfair dismissal case
• Dimension Data Australia sells education unit DDLS
• Lenovo to take over Fujitsu's PC business: report
• Dick Smith CFO admits "undisciplined" rebate practices
• Optus partners with Nokia for 5G testing
• Samsung to acquire Siri's co-creator firm
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• Blast-off for NBN's second satellite
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• Sydney reseller dodges $30k fraud
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• Synnex launches Microsoft cloud distribution
• Yahoo secretely scanned emails for US intelligence, sources claim
• Enosys merges with Hacking Group
• ISPs could face regulation over misleading broadband speed advertising
• Apple pushing out OS Sierra update automatically
• Google’s “mesh” wi-fi will overcome household dead zones
• NBN satellite launch scuppered by bad weather
• Has Turnbull's 'Ideas Boom' fizzled out?
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• HP partner Computer Systems Australia migrates to FinancialForce
• Microsoft Band removed from sale
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• Telstra names MNF Group as its newest mobile virtual network operator
• Telstra completes wholesale separation
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