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• There's no escaping the NBN blame game for now
• Confused about hybrid IT? Here's what it actually means
• Bulletproof advises rejection of MacTel takeover bid
• Huawei signs with Nokia in smartphone patent deal
• Doing deals: the biggest vendor-distributor match-ups of 2017
• Vodafone loses review case against ACCC's mobile roaming inquiry
• Apple admits slowing down older iPhones as they age
• Tracking the NBN's tumultuous 2017
• End of the road: 2017's major insolvencies in the Australian channel
• Apple reveals plans for new Federation Square, Melbourne store
• TPG joins Telstra, Optus in compensating customers who suffered poor NBN speeds
• Sydney startup Buzzy lands on IBM Connections cloud catalogue
• Amazon may face 10 million euro fine for market dominance
• Melbourne reseller goes under amid disputed debts
• Datacom wants to unify its state-based Australian business
• Consumer electronics vendor Belkin rapped for “lifetime" warranties that only lasted five years
• Oracle cloud leads revenue growth charge
• How NBN Co's ICT partner program will work
• Australian tech firms combine as part of eight company mega-merger Trimantium GrowthOps
• Kaspersky is suing Trump administration over its software ban
• Brennan IT CIO Simon Wheeler jumps to marketing firm Simple
• Ingram Micro adds IBM software to distribution portfolio
• Empired lands multimillion-dollar Microsoft education deal
• Australia's IOT Group signs global deal with Ingram Micro
• Equinix to buy Metronode for $1 billion
• Oracle to acquire Aconex for $1.6 billion
• Data#3 is shutting down its cloud
• Siemens partners with AWS on internet-of-things strategy
• ACCC sues Optus for misleading 20,000 customers over migration to NBN
• Extreme Networks to rationalise Australian distributors after Avaya, Zebra and Brocade deals
• Cylance names Jason Duerden as ANZ country manager
• Apple moves to ban apps made with commercial templating tools
• US Federal Communications Commission repeals net neutrality rules
• Apple's iMac Pro retails for $7299 in Australia
• Microsoft rolls out LiveTiles artificial intelligence bots tech in United States
• DDLS appoints Jon Lang as chief executive to replace Mal Shaw
• City of Sydney wants free public wi-fi
• Microsoft bakes more AI into Office 365
• Servers Australia snaps up assets of once-defunct RackCentral
• Tech Data partners groove out at swinging sixties boat party
• CA Technologies appoints new Australian channel chief as Kevin Van Gils steps down
• Avoka Technologies raises $16m to fuel further expansion and add 100-plus staff
• Telstra, Optus, Vodafone, TPG and NBN fork out $92 million on mobile spectrum
• Hitachi Vantara appoints Mark Ablett to global leadership team
• NBN Co makes "dramatic" cuts to wholesale prices amid industry pressure
• Sektor adds ergonomic office furniture vendor Humanscale to portfolio
• MessageNet acquires Salmat's SMS business for $14.8 million
• Google goes on Aussie channel chief blitz with IBM, Microsoft, CA talent
• Telstra acquires Sydney's VMtech
• IBM wants to make it easier to code bots
• Two keyless entry door locks vulnerable to unauthenticated requests
• Qantas CTO Rob James joins board of social startup Thred
• CatchDeal, Techrific and BexecTech admit to passing off refurbished tablets, phones as new
• Thomas Duryea Logicalis achieves Cisco global gold status
• Telstra deploys Riverbed cloud network solution to Attune Hearing's 44 audiology clinics
• Poll result: How will HPE fare without CEO Meg Whitman at the helm?
• Inside Brennan IT's first $100 million year
• Australian ICT insolvencies at 12-year low: ASIC
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• Synnex team and vendors celebrate Christmas in Sydney
• HPE sheds layers of management in global restructure
• Sydney HR software vendor ELMO acquires SaaS payroll company Sky Payroll
• Keylogger found in HP laptops
• Kogan unveils Medibank-backed health insurance brand Kogan Health
• Amazon partner DiUS develops AI chatbot for Nib Insurance
• Meet the Australian resellers selling switches, Macs and more on Amazon Marketplace
• Wollongong-based KeyPay sets sights on UK expansion
• Former Twitter contractor says he shut Trump's account by accident
• The office of the future according to Microsoft, Avanade, rhipe, Brennan IT and more
• Vox Pop: 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?
• Acquire and conquer: Australian hosting firms' fight to survive and thrive
• Here's why Apple shouldn't make augmented reality goggles
• For cloud, Fairfax Media prefers a direct vendor engagement
• Dell EMC reveals top Australian partners for 2017
• Apple in talks to buy music identification app Shazam: report
• MyRepublic flags significant setbacks for start-up telcos over HFC pause
• Vintek shoots for $100m by acquiring Microsoft and Citrix partner Regal IT
• Optus to compensate 8700 customers for slower-than-advertised NBN speeds
• CommsChoice announces mega-merger with four other companies, set to go public
• Jony Ive returns to helm of Apple's design teams
• Toshiba and Western Digital on track to settle chip dispute next week
• Massive Satori botnet emerges
• Data#3 shares climb to record high of $2
• Australian cybersecurity spending to reach $3.8 billion in 2018: Gartner
• Macquarie Cloud operations boss John Stevens departs for NBN
• Fears over Bitcoin bubble as it crosses US$17,000
• NBN activations almost tripled to 3 million since 2016: ACMA report
• HP wins first Australian 3D print customer, Evok3d takes HP Jet Fusion 4200 to iOrthotics
• Acronis hires Julie Malcolm and Edith Kan to run channel team
• EU intervenes in Microsoft's data protection case
• Telstra expands coverage, doubles data allowance for overseas roaming
• IBM, Atlassian, Schneider avoided paying the Australian Taxation Office in 2016
• Trend Micro channel chief Peter Hewett gone after less than a year
• NRMA awards 1000-device deal to Melbourne MSP Mobilise IT
• Microsoft brings latest AMD chips to Azure for storage workloads
• Telstra and Inabox join forces to help resellers quickly launch into telecommunications services
• IBM, Fujitsu, Data#3 among the biggest government IT suppliers
• Precedent Communications, the contractor behind Australia's biggest data breach, goes into liquidation
• Cloud provider Hosted Network names Aileen Paterson as channel chief
• How the public cloud "super seven" are reshaping the IT channel
• Canalys: Whoever told resellers hardware was dead, they were wrong
• RACQ buys 30 percent stake in Brisbane AI company Blackbook.ai
• Blackberry introduces crisis communications program to channel partners
• iPhone's market share begins to slide: report
• TPG boss apologises for crumbling shares, blames NBN
• Dimension Data Australia's former education business changes hands again for $4.7 million
• Nutanix appoints Andrew Diamond as ANZ channel director
• Task force silences massive 'Andromeda' botnet
• Amazon's Australian launch met with tepid reception
• Fujitsu upgrades TasNetwork's microwave radio network
• Apple to pay $20 billion in back tax to Ireland
• TechnologyOne settles fight with Brisbane City Council
• Cybersecurity firm Dtex Systems opens Australian headquarters in Canberra
• Australian video virtualisation vendor lands on Microsoft Azure
• Leader Systems recalls wireless router over electric shock risk
• Bulletproof's second-largest shareholder also plans to reject Macquarie Telecom takeover
• Chipmaker Dialog plunges further on fears Apple could go it alone
• Amazon finally launched in Australia today
• NBN to launch partner program with help from Westcon, Telstra and Computer Troubleshooters
• Google to block third-party software from Chrome
• Australia to probe Facebook, Google over media disruption
• IBM partner Phoria to light up Melbourne with festive AR app
• Melbourne telco Virtutel to build 20 data centres in regional Australia
• Uber's encrypted messaging could set legal precedents
• Apple's Tim Cook says developers have earned $17 billion from China App Store
• Inabox to cut 10 percent of staff after Hostworks acquisition backfires
• BlackBerry loses payment dispute with Nokia, to pay US$137 million
• Vodafone launches NBN products with a mobile network backup in Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra
• Brisbane Optus Business Centre faces Fair Work suit and $73,000 claim from sacked employee
• Resellers, vendors and distributors come together for 2017 CRN Fast50
• CyberPower extends Tech Data agreement from US to Australia
• Tesla switches on giant battery in South Australia
• Australia's fastest-growing tech firms celebrate in Sydney
• ACCC awards $6.5 million contract for broadband speeds monitoring program
• Juniper names Dicker Data as third Australian distributor
• Telstra will lose $700 million in revenue from NBN's HFC delay
• Rapid results: How the 2017 CRN Fast50 did it
• Amazon is bringing Alexa to Australian enterprises
• 2016 saw most abandoned acquisitions since global financial crisis
• Solista seals another blistering year to reach No.10 in the 2017 CRN Fast50
• Strong wins in government push Forward IT to No.9 in 2017 CRN Fast50
• ServiceNow specialist Enable Professional Services lands at No.8 in the 2017 CRN Fast50
• Regional Australian ICT outfit Calibre One hits No.7 in the 2017 CRN Fast50
• GIS People hits No.6 in the 2017 CRN Fast50 after a sharp turn into software development
• A firm focus on Canberra clients drives Projects Assured to No.5 in the 2017 CRN Fast50
• How Basis Networks surged from startup to No.4 in the 2017 CRN Fast50
• Strong growth and smart acquisitions propel Cirrus Networks to No.3 in 2017 CRN Fast50
• Cevo brings major cloud cred to the No.2 place in the 2017 CRN Fast50
• How RIoT Solutions achieved No.1 in the 2017 CRN Fast50
• Amazon Web Services adopts open cloud technology Kubernetes as competition heats up
• MacTel builds NOC in Sydney CBD to avoid Nokia offshoring