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• RIoT Solutions, Cevo and Cirrus Networks top 2017 CRN Fast50
• Meet the 2017 CRN Fast50!
• AWS bolsters enterprise hardware range with machine learning-enabled video camera
• ACCC will not oppose Winc parent Platinum Equity's plan to acquire OfficeMax
• Insolvent distributor BMS Technology's stock auctioned in $1 million fire sale
• Dicker Data wins access to HPE Aruba, core networking and Nimble in New Zealand
• Optus, Vocus disappointed but not surprised at NBN's HFC woes
• Aruba Networks names Australian channel chief after David Elliott takes new post
• Amazon Web Sevices brings bare metal instances to EC2
• Lenovo Data Centre Group toasts partners and customers at end-of-year party in Sydney
• Amazon Web Services chief Andy Jassy returns fire on Oracle
• Fuji Xerox Printers' David Borg exits to pursue "new ventures"
• Mac flaw allows full admin rights without a password
• Brisbane telco Moose Mobile announces $8 SIM only plan
• MyNetFone launches 4G business mobile service on Telstra
• US court approves Avaya's exit from bankruptcy protection
• Amazon Web Services overhauls channel reseller program for MSPs
• Kinetic IT returns to higher profits despite growing pains
• SAP is migrating to Microsoft Azure
• Labor claims HFC halt could add $790m to NBN bill
• Deep learning cybersecurity provider Deep Instinct launches Australian operations
• Nextgen Distribution cracks $100 million in revenue, focuses on "hyper growth" with Oracle, SAP and Micro Focus
• Microsoft Office rolls out on Chromebooks
• As Amazon's Australian launch looms, MSY to overhaul website and add e-commerce
• Google seeks to assure Russia over website rankings
• Salesforce partner Kalido takes Red Rooster, Oporto to marketing cloud
• Surface Book 2 battery drain problems confirmed by Microsoft
• Avaya’s Australian partners Arrow, VExpress, CCNA brace for recovery
• Australian IT wages in cybersecurity, project management soar over past five years
• NBN to pause all HFC rollouts over customer experience issues
• Symantec selects AWS to power its cloud security
• Uber told SoftBank about data breach before telling public
• Nextgen launches Oracle Centre of Excellence to support product refreshes
• Bulletproof's third-biggest shareholder rejects Macquarie Telecom takeover
• Salesforce revenue surges 25 percent
• Macquarie Telecom says it has no plans to touch Bulletproof if acquisition succeeds
• VMware and Microsoft trades blows over VMware on Azure
• Amazon Web Services releases AI consulting program for customers
• Microsoft Australia fines Impact Systems and other resellers over unlicensed software
• HP reveals top Australian partners at glittering awards night
• Infront's $11 million answer to government cloud sprawl, shadow IT and bill shock
• Apple uncovers illegal student labour at iPhone X plant
• Optus Business offers staff, cash to cybersecurity research centre
• Ingram Micro adds BOSE to audio-visual lineup
• Australian government to probe Uber breach cover-up
• HP names Ethan Group, NTT among top Australian partners
• Labor slates small business digital taskforce for excluding SMEs
• Tech Data's Australian business looks ahead after transition-year losses
• AGC Networks Australian country manager Tony Heywood steps down
• Uber paid hackers US$100,000 to cover massive data breach
• Poll result: Do you get frustrated at going through level one support?
• Microsoft partner MOQdigital tops 250 staff
• The Good Guys to resell Dell XPS and Inspiron range of PCs
• Audio-visual distributor AVT adds Tripleplay's smart TVs and digital signage
• Uber data breach exposed 57 million customers, drivers
• Veeam's Australian partners celebrate in Sydney
• Metronode opens doors to second Wollongong data centre
• McAfee names Dimension Data as its top Australian partner
• Macquarie Telecom aims to acquire Bulletproof for $18 million
• Why the mainframe is still going strong
• Blown data limits cost Australians $313 million a year, says Deloitte
• Swift Networks to provide telco services and entertainment content to WA mining camps
• TechnologyOne turns first cloud profit, signs 112 new customers
• Dimension Data develops health and wellness mobile app for pro cycling team
• Dicker Data partners with ASX-listed IoT startup CCP Technologies, backed by James Spenceley
• Founder buys out Telstra's majority stake in PhoneWords
• Origin Energy launches into smart home channel with Home HQ connected home
• Synnex partners with digital signage vendor AOPEN to bring Google Chrome IoT to resellers
• Govt launches digital taskforce led by Mark Bouris and former Microsoft Australia MD Pip Marlow
• How Australian hardware startup KoalaSafe made it big on Amazon Marketplace
• Bitcoin surges to all-time high near US$8000
• Macquarie Telecom, Bulletproof flag incoming acquisitions
• Kogan unveils new Atlas laptop range, starting at $199
• Ovo Mobile forges 800-store retail deal with Australia Post
• Superloop to rebrand BigAir, launch retail broadband business and streamline its structure
• IT 'will be gone by 2030', says CA Technology CTO Otto Berkes
• The battered ATO is actually breaking digital records
• Toshiba denies reports it is selling PC business
• What we learnt from HP's global head of design Stacy Wolff
• Xero takes a swipe at MYOB's $180 million Reckon acquisition
• Zift snaps up of Elastic Grid, the Sydney-born firm behind Symantec, Juniper channel marketing
• Google Docs outage hit "significant" number of users
• Toshiba may sell PC business to Asus: report
• Targus recalls AC plug head adaptor for dual monitor dock
• Microsoft finally launches Azure reserved instances, eight years after Amazon Web Services
• Dicker Data's top Trend Micro partners race ahead
• Serenity IT and Laminar deploy Extreme Networks at Queensland-based Somerset college
• Kogan adds flexible payments through ZipPay
• Mia Distribution partners with unified communications solutions vendor Edgewater Networks
• Ricoh appoints Fuji Xerox veteran Simon Lane as production print country manager
• AirTrunk opens 50-megawatt Melbourne data centre
• ACCC gives all-clear for Winc's competitors to merge
• Cisco profit bolstered by new business divisions in security, IoT, cloud
• MYOB to acquire Reckon's accountants practice management division for $180 million
• My Net Fone Enterprise unveils Cloud Connect for Microsoft Office 365 Skype for Business and Teams
• Foxconn's profits tumble after iPhone X production hurdles
• Microsoft partners head to Rhipe's Sydney beach party
• Deloitte acquires big data team out of Asia-Pacific competitor to bolster Sydney, Melbourne and Singapore offices
• Optus, Schneider Electric and iSeek partner to build Townsville data centre
• China takes over US as world's supercomputer capital
• Apple goes to mediation over denying customers fixes for "error 53"
• Firefox picks Google over Yahoo for default search
• Shareholder group wants Gerry Harvey gone
• Microsoft Australia promoted out of APAC into group of top subsidiaries
• NTT Data Business Solutions names Australian MD after more than a year
• Microsoft brings online payments to Skype Professional Account
• Amazon Web Services sells China assets to local partner in $400 million deal
• From water to milk to tomatoes, regional Australian Microsoft partner brings Azure to agtech
• Avanade, Insync, Advance Computing, Cloud Collective named among Microsoft Australia’s top partners
• Cost-cutting to hit Westcon after sale to Synnex
• Phishing attacks more efficient than data breaches: Google
• Telstra gives broadband customers unlimited data
• Fonebiz blames $3.7m collapse on vendors going direct
• Qualcomm refuses Broadcom's US$103 billion takeover bid
• IBM puts 20-qubit quantum computer in the cloud
• Rackspace, HPE unveil consumption pricing for private cloud
• Quarter of a million Australians now work in IT: Census
• Former SAP exec Iman Ghodosi to lead Zuora's ANZ operations
• Dialog IT opens new office in Geelong
• NTT pulls cloud business out of Dimension Data
• 250,000 Google credentials are hijacked a week
• IBM, Australian Museum partner for frog conservation app
• Dimension Data Australia takes Heart Research Institute to Microsoft cloud
• Security training provider CyberGym opens "cyber training arena" in Melbourne
• Sydney's Martin Place now tech hub for Amazon, LinkedIn and more
• Nvidia shares hit record high as data centre sales boom
• Government invites IT suppliers to voice procurement complaints
• HP Australia commits $500,000 to schools
• ACMA warns iTalkBB Australia over unauthorised direct debit charges
• Microsoft issues vulnerability warning on Dynamic Data Exchange
• Synnex Australia holds onto $2 billion year
• Microsoft unveils new Office assistant 10 years after killing Clippy
• Toshiba profits surge amid chip boom
• Outage downs OVH, world's third-largest hosting firm
• Snapchat signs with Sydney-based human resources software vendor Xref to streamline hiring process
• Inabox share price slashed in half after disappointing Hostworks acquisition
• Data#3 considers counterclaim against DXC Connect
• Competition among NBN wholesalers is increasing: ACCC report
• Inabox's acquisition of Hostworks will severely impact revenue
• Here is Kogan's latest flagship budget smartphone
• Xero ditches New Zealand stock exchange for ASX
• Stuck in the middle, distributors must prove their value to resellers and vendors alike
• What resellers and vendors really want from distributors: inside CRN's 2017 distribution survey
• Big Switch Networks targets Dell and HPE resellers with new partner program
• CompTIA hosts Australian channel community in Sydney
• Ovo Mobile makes brick-and-mortar foray with 7-Eleven distribution deal
• Ingram Micro lands distribution deal with secure card vendor Entrust Datacard
• Rhipe partners with Symantec to distribute cloud security service
• Telstra to compensate 42,000 customers with slow NBN
• Israeli start-up says Apple copied its patented smartphone camera technology
• Watch out Australia, 800-pound gorilla Oracle is coming for the SME market
• Sydney-based telco to build wireless network in regional NSW to rival NBN
• Under review: How Australian distributors cope with constant vendor change
• Perfekt: Organisations are storing more and more data
• Solista: Flash prices are driving new opportunities in AI and media
• ASI Solutions: The consumption model for storage is gaining traction
• SureBridge IT: We've sold enterprise storage for 20 years
• Inside the great SSD drought of 2017
• Meet the buyer: Victoria University
• Symantec's Australian channel chief Joe McPhillips wants partners, not resellers
• The Missing Link Security's next tricks, a year after winning CRN Fast50
• Cisco looks to Ingram Micro's cloud for Australian Spark sales
• Vox pop: To fight phoenixing, the government is introducing ID numbers for company directors. Do you agree with this policy?
• How lawyers' red tape entangles cloud innovation
• Australian broadband is just not ready for Apple TV 4K
• Why Microsoft should stick to software
• Apple denies offshoring after 'Paradise Papers' revelation
• Vault Systems sells 23 percent stake to Moelis Australia
• Datacom Group chief Jonathan Ladd to step down, names Greg Davidson as successor
• Poll result: NBN chief Bill Morrow says the network is unlikely to make a profit in its current form. What's the best option for the NBN?
• Google Cloud Platform bumps Amazon Web Services as Salesforce's second cloud provider
• Interactive hires Macquarie Capital's Mal McHutchison as new CEO as Christopher Ride steps down
• Broadcom makes $134 billion bid for Qualcomm
• Samsung appeal of Apple patent loss rejected
• PS&C reshuffles executive team with new hires
• Hills expects return to profit in 2018 after "tough decisions"
• Here's how much Australians will spend on IT in 2018, according to Gartner
• NBN pilots ICT partner program for channel
• Dropbox channel chief Greg Kieser gone after nearly two years
• Revolution IT and CA Technologies win major SaaS deal with Melbourne council
• Kemp Technologies promotes channel chief Luke Holland to country manager
• Thomas Duryea and Logicalis teams merge in new Melbourne HQ
• Clients, vendors help Thomas Duryea Logicalis unveil Melbourne HQ
• ACCC's Rod Sims: Amazon is allowed to undercut Australian retailers
• Lycamobile faces court action for allegedly underpaying staff
• Superloop acquires wi-fi connectivity specialist GX2 for up to $12 million
• Qualcomm sues Apple for breaching software licence
• TPG fined $360k by ACMA for spamming customers who have opted out
• HPE distributors celebrate Gen10 with food on the go
• Telstra to close up to 2500 telco exchanges, customers to shift to IP calling over the NBN
• Lenovo buys controlling stake in Fujitsu's PC business
• IBM Cloud Private helps enterprises shift to public cloud
• ACCC announces inquiry into wholesale service standards
• ASX-listed HR software vendor makes $10 million double acquisition
• Former Yahoo chief Marissa Mayer, Equifax CEO to face US Senate grilling
• Cirrus Networks acquires Canberra's Correct Communications for up to $5 million
• Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple and IBM challenge Trump on immigration
• Telstra, Optus, Dimension Data and Ingram Micro top Cisco global partner awards in Texas
• Telstra, Ericsson completes first of a series of 5G network trials
• Microsoft 365 Business lands in Australia, XCentral rolls out one of Australia's first implementations
• Alibaba, Baidu, Tencent and Xiaomi top Gartner's list of Asia-Pacific's biggest digital disrupters
• Samsung names new generation of leaders
• ASIC ends probe into Harvey Norman's accounts
• Cryptoshuffler malware can steal bitcoin payments straight from digital wallet
• Telstra acquires Australian connected vehicles tech vendor MTData
• Telstra: Smartphones to overtake cash
• ASX-listed AI startup Brainchip Holdings raises $21 million to develop video analytics engine