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• Apple could drop Qualcomm chips from next iPhones, iPads: report
• VExpress lands distribution deal with StarLeaf
• Optus partners with Victorian government to build 25 new towers in regional Victoria
• Telstra to move up to 5000 staff to Pivotal's agile dev platform
• Around the stands at Gartner Symposium 2017
• The biggest hosting acquisitions in Australia
• Behind Queensland-based LinkOne's ambitious 5G network to rival the NBN
• Analysts bullish on iPhone X demand as Apple share touch record high
• Deloitte continues enterprise technology acquisition spree with consultancy firm JKVine
• David Jones a reseller once again with technology business relaunch
• MSY Technology bust followed three years of non-compliance with ACCC
• Datacom resells 15,000 Acer Google Chromebooks to Australian Capital Territory
• Intel lifts full-year forecasts on data centre strength
• Data#3 raises $30,000 for the Starlight Children's Foundation with vendors and customers
• Canberra's Citadel Group abandons court case against employees who jumped to Generation-E
• Microsoft reaches US$20 billion cloud revenue target early
• Kaspersky says pirated Office software behind NSA exploit leak
• ACMA warns Crunch Tel over transferring customers without consent
• Australian PC vendor Venom Computers taps Dicker Data in first distie deal
• ATO partners with AppDynamics partner Epicon to improve tax lodgement
• Hitachi Vantara names top Australian partners for 2017
• Macquarie Telecom hires former Anchor Hosting chief executive Bart Thomas
• Telstra partner FirstWave appoints COO in push for international expansion
• Chemist Warehouse taps Voice ID and Zebra to build Siri for drug retailing
• SAP overhauls sales practices amid corruption probe
• DXC Technology to open digital transformation centres in Canberra and Melbourne
• Next crop of tech tycoons dominate Australia's young rich list
• Redundancies rock Optus Business and network management
• Telstra introduces its own messaging service for Android
• IBM Australia boss Kerry Purcell departs, replaced by David La Rose
• Apple denies Bloomberg report that it reduced Face ID accuracy to speed up iPhone X
• Cybersecurity insights from Telstra, Loop Technology, Enosys and more
• Kaspersky admits it obtained suspected NSA hacking code from US computer
• Apple snaps up New Zealand wireless charging company
• Online reseller MSY Technology fined $750,000 for misrepresenting customer guarantees
• High-speed broadband provider 5G Networks to go public with a $4m float
• Aldi sells smaller 3D printer for $299
• Ombudsman addresses NBN, RSP finger-pointing
• New malware 'BadRabbit' strain attacks hit Russia, other nations
• BlackBerry sues Australian online retailer over imported knock-off goods
• Government wants to reduce bankruptcy period by two years
• StorageCraft resellers socialise in Sydney for pre-Christmas party
• Microsoft brings Cray supercomputers to Azure
• Last chance to help CRN assess the state of the distribution market
• Poll result: Does the government do enough to procure from local IT providers?
• Microsoft drops lawsuit against US government after revising data request rules
• Telstra taps McAfee and Fortinet channel talent for security expansion
• Family Zone acquires NZ kid-friendly firewall provider Linewize
• Kaspersky Lab to submit software for third-party review
• Apple, Samsung face new damages trial over iPhone
• Amaysim launches online devices store, reveals
• Salesforce partners Tquila ANZ and Amicus Digital team up to expand offerings
• Government cloud provider 4Data goes bust for the second time after $3.5 million bill to ATO
• Former ANZ Bank cyber security chief Steve Glynn joins consulting startup elevenM
• 3D printer vendor Robo signs Aussie distribution deal with Bilby 3D
• Vocus to offload New Zealand business and Australian data centres
• ACCC looking to improve regional mobile phone coverage after not declaring mobile roaming
• Apple hints at Mac Mini comeback
• Adelaide MSP Calvert Technologies acquires Vivid IT
• HPE names former Enterprise Services sales lead Marina Fronek as Australian channel chief
• Google Cloud unveils data loss prevention API
• Microsoft reveals 2017 finalists for revamped Australian partner awards
• NBN conducts first fibre-to-the-curb trial in Melbourne
• Gold Coast Microsoft partner CyTrack to bridge communications gap as Skype gets folded into Teams
• Over the Wire acquires Sydney-based Cisco partner VPN Solutions for $15.6 million
• Google offers US$1000 bounty for app store bugs
• Poor demand for iPhone 8 drags down Apple shares
• ASI Solutions replaces IBM with Toshiba in high-pressure rollout for Melbourne Cricket Ground
• IBM partner Team Computing doubles in size with acquisition of Availability Solutions
• Japan's securities watchdog investigates Toshiba: report
• IBM back on the attack, analysts cautious
• BMS Technology owner opens up on "agonising" decision to close
• IBM and Australian Open cut ties after two decades
• Salesforce's Australian launch to "open the floodgates" for partners
• Microsoft launches virtual reality play with Fall Creators Update
• Amazon gets an 'F' in 2017 Greenpeace Guide to Greener Electronics
• Marketo ANZ managing director Bill Binch departs
• Servers Australia acquires server and cloud hosting assets of Axelera
• Google introduces advanced Gmail security features for high-risk users
• IT channel players help Starlight raise $45,000 for sick kids
• Melbourne-headquarted RXP Services hit $140 million in 2017
• Microsoft launches Surface Book 2
• Microsoft's own bug tracking database was hacked in 2013
• Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman report reveals complaints are at a four-year-high
• Autotask, Connectwise, ServiceNow or Solarwinds? Australian MSPs reveal their preferred flavour of ITSM
• Meet the resellers downsizing their PC play with Intel NUCs, Leader Computers and Centre Com
• WA reseller ordered to backpay sacked employee after Fair Work loss
• Virgin Mobile to discontinue prepaid mobile broadband to focus on postpaid
• Microsoft's email privacy battle goes to US Supreme Court
• Telstra warns of “exponential” rise in competition from NBN resellers
• Android co-creator's startup Essential sued over smartphone connector technology
• Arrow ECS Australia achieved revenue of $600 million in 18 months
• Windows 10 breaches Dutch privacy regulations
• The older iPhone 7 is outselling the iPhone 8: research
• Adobe warns users to patch against new exploit
• Scorptec Computers: Application needs drive corporate PC sales
• Leading Edge Computers: Apple devices are easy to set up
• e-Volve Corporate Technology: Devices are the window to your data
• BYOD improves student-teacher engagement: Datacom
• Queensland Computers: Users aren't picky if their device meets a need
• Vox pop: Is it OK to sell cybersecurity using fear, uncertainty and doubt?
• Meet the Aussie resellers profiting from artificial intelligence, VR, drones, 3D print and more
• Why I feel sorry for the iPhone 8
• Australian midmarket firms are primed for a cloud ERP revolution
• Google Cloud channel chief Ash Willis talks pricing, competitors and partnerships
• Paul Dontschuk talks Latitude Financial's $100 million IT refresh
• Prepare for the internet of things invasion
• Dimension Data Australia chief Steve Nola talks NTT Data, Dell Services and Oakton
• As the bidding war over APDC draws to a close, we revisit NextDC and 360 Capital's bidding war
• Government shoots down NextDC's application to block data centre takeover
• Malicious Chrome extension hijacks Gmail and Facebook accounts
• 40 jobs cut as major mobile phone repairer Fonebiz calls in the administrators
• Samsung Electronics CEO Kwon announces shock resignation as profits surge
• Australia's $5 billion public cloud market is mostly advertising
• Inside the partner plans of Australian channel chiefs from top vendors
• Tech Data names former Westcon leader Wendy O'Keeffe as Australia and New Zealand boss
• Equifax faces new cyber scare, takes down suspicious site
• Amazon Web Services and Microsoft buddy up for Gluon deep learning interface
• Bitcoin hits all-time high above US$5000
• Adelaide distributor BMS Technology goes into administration
• ASUS upgrades Anyware Corporation partnership with gaming peripheral distribution deal
• Optus partners with Southern Phone to sell NBN Sky Muster satellite services
• Russians used Kaspersky software for spying: reports
• Rumours of Surface's demise are greatly exaggerated, says Microsoft
• Cisco, Lenovo distribution managers jump to Dicker Data
• Exclusive Networks' BigTec signs Cloudian distribution deal in Australia and New Zealand
• Facebook targets mobile virtual reality with 'Oculus Go'
• Global PC shipments continue to slide
• Wendy O'Keeffe resigns from Dicker Data board to take full-time position
• Tech Data hires Insight's Pia Broadley to lead Australian operations
• CSG ordered to pay former GM Forrester Leahey $360k in unfair dismissal suit
• Poll result: As a reseller, would you prefer a vendor had a single distributor or multiple distributors?
• Symantec will stop giving governments source code reviews
• Vodafone names CCP Technologies and Metasphere as pilot customers for IoT network
• IBM partner Advent One acquires consulting firm PLii
• Adobe ANZ CEO Chris Skelton quits
• Microsoft Cortana can now reply to your Skype messages
• Deloitte hack affected up to 350 customers: Guardian
• Ingram Micro launches ISV recruitment program in Australia during Sydney Cloud Summit
• Nokia cuts hundreds of jobs, halts VR camera development
• Ingram Micro hosts partners, vendors for second Australian Cloud Summit
• ASX-listed wireless provider Tomizone acquires NZ's Ironman Group
• Australian Cyber Security Centre: local arms of global IT providers under more threat from hackers than ever
• Data#3 state manager Glenn McAtee lands at Cirrus Networks
• Award-winning Microsoft partner Janison plots reverse takeover to list on ASX
• Microsoft kills off Windows Phone
• Former CIO of aged care software firm Mirus found guilty of contempt
• Telstra abandons plan to build G Cloud for government
• Ex-Fuji Xerox agents launch print management and IT services startup Cable Blu
• Kaspersky Labs denies report its software was used to hack NSA
• Google using balloons to bring mobile service to Puerto Rico
• Data#3 recruits Telstra's head of business development Kingsley McGarrigle to lead Western Australia
• Oracle Australia hires 200 direct sales, "can do a better job" with fewer partners
• Canon-owned Australian firm Harbour IT nudges $50 million
• China approves US$1.1 billion buyout of Samsung's print business
• Former boss of IT outsourcing company jailed for tax fraud
• Hills' BDM Jourdan Garde jumps back from vendor to lead security expansion
• Here are the top 10 technology trends of 2018 according to Gartner
• Microsoft to bring Edge browser to Apple iOS and Android devices
• Bob Dutkowsky: Tech Data will use credit as "competitive weapon" in Australia
• Canalys boss Steve Brazier says Microsoft's Surface range is in big trouble
• Google takes on GoPro with compact smart camera called Google Clips
• End of the road for Lif3, the supplier of a mobile phone anti-radiation 'smart chip'
• Sektor adds e-payments provider Mint to portfolio
• Google revives first-party Chromebooks with 2-in-1 Pixelbook
• HP Inc reportedly discontinuing Windows 10 Elite X3 smartphone in 2019
• IBM buys Sydney consultancy Vivant Digital to bolster its iX digital transformation agency
• Google launches Pixel 2 smartphone, Pixelbook laptop, Home Mini
• OKI Data appoints Alex Kawamura managing director of Australia and New Zealand
• Ingram Micro Australia achieves another $2 billion year
• Yahoo hack reached all 3 billion accounts in 2013
• Ingram Micro adds Cisco collaboration platform Spark in Cloud Marketplace
• Regional ISP increase data limits on NBN Sky Muster plans up to 300GB
• Dimension Data hires Craig Lennard as new CEO for 1000-staff Oakton
• Harvey Norman adds IoT firepower to commercial business with Quantify Technology partnership
• CA Technologies lures former Telstra, HP executive Janice Cox to lead Australian business
• Equifax says 2.5 million more customers may have been hit by cyber attack
• David Barclay departs Data#3 for VMware role
• Australian MSP Interactive hits $168 million revenue for 2017
• Deloitte acquires Sydney-based Concur partner Nesoi Solutions
• Fuji Xerox kicked off New Zealand office supplies panel as all-of-government suspension made formal
• Microsoft cancels Groove music streaming service
• Vocus Communications appoints M2 founder Vaughan Bowen as chairman
• CEO resigns from auto-focused IoT developer Connexion Media
• Apple's iOS 11 release patches backdoor exploit on wi-fi chips
• Veeam names Shaun McLagan as new regional head as Don Williams resigns