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• 10 blockbuster acquisitions from 2017 (so far)
• Microsoft opens Australian eBay store
• New Microsoft Windows build introduces “controlled folder access” to combat ransomware
• NGage Technology brings $15 million in new deals to Cirrus
• Review: new Apple iPad Pro
• Telstra, VMtech recognised at Equinix's inaugural Asia-Pacific partner awards
• The biggest abuses in the Australian channel revealed
• Oakton delivers CRM built on Microsoft Dynamics 365 to Department of Industry, Innovation and Science
• Poll result: Who's to blame for slow broadband speeds?
• Versent takes Google-owned Apigee's API solution to ANZ Bank
• Toshiba sues Western Digital for blocking chip unit sale
• US to alleviate laptop ban with heightened security
• Google's EU trouble echoes Microsoft dispute
• Epson launches augmented reality Moverio BT-300 smart glasses in Australia
• Unpatched systems caught in latest ransomware attack, two Aussie companies affected
• Online reseller Electronic Bazaar's owner imprisoned after misleading customers on refunds
• Toshiba empty handed ahead of chip sale meeting with shareholders
• Brisbane City Council issues second notice to show cause to TechnologyOne
• Tasmanian Cadbury factory hit by Goldeneye ransomware
• Another ransomware virus goes global
• Google smacked with record $3.6 billion fine by EU
• NBN to double data limits for Sky Muster retail service providers
• Administrators investigate potential breaches from Novo IT directors
• Fuji Xerox Printers Australia updates partner program
• Inabox lures new partners with Telstra 4G and NBN
• More Microsoft services certified to handle Australian government data
• Google could face record antitrust fine in Europe this week: sources
• Apple and Cisco team up for cyber security insurance discount push
• Hyperthreading flaws found in Intel Skylake and Kaby-Lake based processors
• The best Chromebooks of 2017 so far
• Review: HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen9
• Government seeks greater powers on encrypted messaging
• Google will stop scanning Gmail to create targeted ads
• Dialog IT, InterSystems selected for Northern Territory's "largest-ever" health IT overhaul
• Lenovo reveals Brendan Lau as new channel, SMB and retail director
• Apple's former chip maker Imagination Technologies puts itself up for sale
• Is Google Glass ready for a comeback?
• iiNet founder Michael Malone to chair Superloop, Bevan Slattery steps up to CEO
• WannaCry hits Victorian red lights and speed cameras
• Execs from Lenovo, Microsoft, Datacom, RXP and Sententia sleep rough in Sydney for charity
• The NBN and Australia’s digital divide
• Hills closes the gap to profitability, announces new digital platform
• Oracle quarterly profit beats estimates
• IT part of rife illegal phoenixing in Australia
• Toshiba selects bidder for chip unit, but big hurdles remain
• Cloud services provider IT Easy migrates Acrow Formwork & Scaffolding to the IBM cloud
• Another malware scam imitating MYOB hits Australians
• Google Cloud finally comes to Sydney today
• Apple argues in court that Qualcomm chip licenses are invalid
• CDM wins $4m contract to deploy ICT in France as part of Australia's Future Submarine Program
• Samsung to launch Galaxy Note 8 in August: report
• NSW Budget: Big IT projects, tendering changes and tax breaks
• World's biggest IT vendors ranked
• Trump calls in tech CEOs for US government IT overhaul
• Poll result: Some resellers are saying the end of financial year is slow. Do you agree?
• D-Link hires former Xirrus channel boss to lead solutions business
• Dropbox hires former SurveyMonkey boss and Microsoft COO Tony Ward to lead Australian business
• Microsoft, Accenture team up to help refugees with blockchain-based digital ID network
• Amaysim taps into NBN disillusionment with trial offer
• ASG beats DWS in battle to acquire SMS Management and Technology
• Plan to impose GST on Ebay, Amazon imports passes senate
• F5 taps Brocade veteran Gabriel Breeman to lead APAC channel
• Tech Data signs exclusive agreement with cloud data management vendor Informatica
• ACCC reveals Australians lost $260k to phishing scams in 2017
• ACCC wants to know who's to blame for slow internet
• Australian businesses made $321 billion online last year
• Southern Cross rebrands to SXIQ following business restructure
• Microsoft adds Office 2016 preview to Windows Store
• Check-in networking has arrived, does it fit the model?
• How to make money in mobile
• How Amazon has become the black hole of the cloud world
• Australian ISVs stunted by lack of local talent: survey
• The harsh reality of digital transformation
• The Apple Watch: What's the point?
• Klugo Group talks NetSuite success
• HP 'laser-focused' on polishing its brand
• Vox pop: Will proposed tax cuts help your business?
• Is innovation just a buzzword to help you sell stuff?
• Meet the buyer: SA Health
• Telstra partner Calibre One enjoys steady stream of wins
• Regional resellers: Gladstone
• PDK IT: Unified communications is pushing toward the cloud
• Quorum Systems: Networking as vital today as it was a decade ago
• Network customers want ‘above the switch’ value: Outcomex
• Telstra helps drive networks in central Australia
• Cloud security market nears US$6 billion as security threats loom
• Some resellers are saying end of financial year is slow. Do you agree?
• Amazon Prime may not be available in Australia straight away
• Optus, Mobilise IT win big at MobileIron awards
• Nokia unveils 'fastest routers on market', goes after Cisco and Juniper Networks
• Inside NextDC's S1 Sydney data centre
• MacOS security targeted by new ransomware strain
• DXC to halve its Australian and New Zealand office count as company consolidation moves forward
• Microsoft pushes out emergency patches for Windows XP
• ASG's bid for SMS Management and Technology deemed "superior" to DWS offer
• Optus Business and Canberra Data Centres partner on cloud services offering
• Software AG appoints Brenton Smith as vice president for Australia and New Zealand
• Telstra reveals sweeping restructure as it prepares to cut 1400 jobs
• Telstra flags 1400 job cuts
• Apple confirms self-driving development
• Inabox ISPs to offer 'Fast Lane' for Office 365 migrations in partnership with Skykick
• Equinix provides direct access to Alibaba Cloud through Sydney data centre
• ASG puts in $124 million binding bid for SMS Management and Technology
• Verizon closes US$4.48 billion Yahoo deal
• CRN Channel 360 research: IT providers think cloud is all about price. Buyers disagree
• Review: Microsoft Surface Laptop
• Defunct Perth reseller Base IT accused of trading insolvent
• Datto doubles number of ANZ partners in six months
• NEC and DXC to share in $140m South Australian renewal
• Fuji Xerox overstated ANZ revenue by $450 million, executives ousted
• Sprint Telco busted for transferring Telstra customers to its own network
• Adelaide's emt Distribution named US-security vendor Thycotic's master distributor in Asia-Pacific
• Dell, Apple join Foxconn's bid for Toshiba chip business
• Novo IT went under after ATO rejected payment plan, owing thousands to Gartner, Ingram Micro
• How the channel is preparing for the data breach notification scheme
• Apple shares drop after downgrade
• Is Microsoft's Surface Laptop too light on software?
• Hewlett Packard Enterprise fires shots at Dell EMC over hybrid cloud and flexible consumption during Discover 2017 in Las Vegas
• Verizon plans 2000 job cuts at Yahoo, AOL
• NBN shuffles executive team to focus on businesses
• ATO warned about HPE hardware failure six months before meltdown
• Optus brings enterprise-grade NBN to wholesale customers
• Poll result: Which tax dodgers should be the ATO's top priority?
• Resellers and vendors hit Ingram Micro Experience Sydney 2017
• Telstra searches for lead to digitise partner channel
• ShoreTel brings Connect Cloud solution to Australia, enabled by 2015 acquisition of M5
• Microsoft ups Rhipe partnership, cloud distributor cracks $20 million recurring revenue
• I admit it, I'm a cyber security professional and I fell for a phishing email
• What are the Australian channel's biggest gripes and grievances?
• Toshiba to name buyer of chip business next week: source
• Genesys helps raise money for Very Special Kids
• Hands on with Apple's iMac Pro and new iMac
• Kaspersky takes Microsoft to court in Europe in Windows Defender antitrust complaint
• Kogan to sell NBN services from Vodafone
• Vocus receives $2.1 billion acquisition proposal from private equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts
• Inside Synnex Corp's US$830 million deal for Westcon-Comstor
• Insight, Data#3 win VMware Global Partner Innovation awards
• Dimension Data, Missing Link, Datacom and Brennan IT named as Mimecast's top Australian partners
• Fujitsu close to combining PC business with Lenovo
• Apple's apology tour rolls on
• Synnex Corp acquires Westcon-Comstor Americas and takes minority stake in APAC
• NBN lab trial nears 1Gbps download speeds
• Hands on with Apple's 10.5-inch iPad Pro
• IBM partners with Samsung, GlobalFoundries for 5nm processor
• Blackberry signs up Optus Business and Briggs Communications for AtHoc partnership
• Dropbox will open Australian point of presence hosted in Equinix data centre
• Apple, Amazon to join bid for Toshiba chip business: Foxconn
• Microsoft Summit to launch in Sydney as vendor farewells Australian Partner Conference
• Optus to compensate customers for missing mobile data following ACCC investigation
• EY acquires Melbourne cyber security firm Open Windows
• NextDC Canberra facility to host first AWS Direct Connect in the area
• Find out CIOs' success secrets at our iTnews workshop
• Telstra acquires Company85, sets sights on UK, Europe
• Brisbane MSP Tech Project in administration after growing too quickly
• Google, Microsoft, Apple condemn Trump's Paris withdrawal as "incredibly shortsighted"
• Passwords possibly swiped from OneLogin
• Vodafone to take ACCC to court over domestic roaming
• Google brings early phishing detection to Gmail
• CMS IT boss Angelo Millena dodges jail time in trade union fraud scheme
• Microsoft brings Snapchat-like features to Skype
• Mexia named Microsoft's Australian country partner of the year for 2017
• Data#3 wins silver medal as employer of choice
• Juniper Networks launches Australian OpenLab after Telstra innovation "throwdown"
• Wollongong IT solution provider Novo IT calls in the administrators
• NetSuite partner Klugo Group replaces Bing Lee's legacy ERP
• Resolute IT wants to end outages for Redland City Council with modular Vertiv data centre