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• TechnologyOne reports growth amid client showdown
• NextDC offers $172 million to buy back data centres
• US government requests Kaspersky Lab cyber documents
• Apple to remove VPN services from Chinese App Store
• Why you should enter the CRN Fast50 this year
• Amid skills drought, Australia's Cloud Plus eyes Europe
• Life insurer's head of IT enjoys refresh opportunity
• What security looks like in a cloud-native world
• ASUS signs distribution deal with Leader Computers
• TechnologyOne lashes out at Brisbane City Council after contract termination
• Brisbane City Council terminates TechnologyOne contract
• SMS Management & Technology shows no sign of turnaround before ASG acquisition
• Amazon profit falls 77 percent, misses estimates
• Channel partners reveal biggest annoyances with vendors
• Amazon founder Jeff Bezos becomes world's richest person: Forbes
• Apple discontinues iPod Shuffle and iPod Nano
• Samsung expects continued chip boom after strong quarter
• Microsoft on data centre hiring spree in Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne
• DNA Connect partners with video surveillance vendor Avigilon
• QNAP issues notice for three-month-old critical data corruption flaw
• Brennan IT cracks $100 million revenue in its 20th year
• Facebook smashes profit, revenue estimates
• Lenovo ThinkServer TS460 review
• Kaspersky Lab launches free antivirus software
• These are the coolest startups in Australia: Gartner
• Tech Data partners with commerce giant Pitney Bowes
• NextDC pushed to buy back its own data centres
• Fuji Xerox barred from NZ government contracts after accounting scandal
• Nova IT adds 20 new customers with CMI Australia acquisition
• Dick Smith class action approved by Supreme Court of NSW
• Adobe to pull plug on Flash, ending an era
• Microsoft Paint to survive amid "outpouring of support"
• PwC IT service head Matt Chamley jumps to VMware
• Empired's Intergen wins 6000-seat Dynamics 365 deal with SkyCity
• Civica snapped up for £1 billion
• Microsoft's new chatbot Zo has gone rogue, slams Windows 10
• Microsoft to drop support for Paint in Windows 10 Fall Creators Update
• Ricoh Australia cuts staff and partners and sunsets Lanier brand in reorganisation
• Alphabet profit sinks 27.7 percent
• The power of connecting the data centre to the cloud: Equinix and CRN roundtable
• Regional resellers: Spencer Gulf
• Araza measures success in altruism
• Fuji Xerox talks new partner program
• The ex-Oracle salesmen that backed a competitor and won
• Vox pop: Will the removal of 457 visas hurt the IT industry?
• From Voyager to space grey: the iPhone in perspective
• Servers Australia: People trust on-premises for data security
• Digital Pacific: Bare metal is here to stay
• Hybrid gives you better control: Vintek
• at3amIT: The cloud is like renting a serviced apartment
• Inside Microsoft, Oracle and SAP's assault on ERP
• What does Amazon's arrival mean for Australia?
• As gloss comes off public cloud, vendors change their pitch
• Don't leave money on the table. Five secrets to more vendor funding
• NextDC trades barbs with 360 Capital over data centre acquisition
• Ricoh Australia printer guides exposed online
• Rhipe beats forecast to crack $150m
• TechnologyOne threatens $50 million lawsuit against Brisbane City Council
• QNAP keeps quiet on critical flaw that corrupts data
• How ransomware manipulates a user's brain into paying up
• Latest Microsoft results reveal Office 365 now earns more than on-prem Office
• Could a Facebook Phone finally make modular handsets popular?
• Government putting Data#3's exclusive Microsoft licensing deal out to tender
• Optus drops $1 billion to boost regional network coverage in Australia
• Sydney 300-staff mobile app developer Tigerspike acquired by Synnex-owned Concentrix
• Microsoft quarterly profits more than double
• Aussie IT firms hot on cloud but SMBs remain slow adopters
• BlackBerry gets NSA approval to sell secure messaging tools to US govt
• US reverses laptop ban on Middle East carriers
• Channel leaders launch 2017 CRN Fast50 in Sydney
• The harsh reality of going public in Australia
• Revealed: What Microsoft's biggest global partner, Insight, paid to acquire Perth's Ignia
• Florida man settles over insider trading charges from Apple takeover
• Apple battle drags down Qualcomm's profit
• Alloys to distribute IP surveillance software vendor Digifort
• Veteran reseller ASI Solutions cracks $70m as services push accelerates
• NextDC fends off takeover of data centre trust Asia Pacific Data Centre Group with $29 million acquisition
• Datacom takes Oz Minerals to SAP HANA on Amazon Web Services
• Civica signs $6.3 million Lake Macquarie City Council deal
• Qualcomm loses antitrust appeal, faces daily fines
• IBM fails to hit revenue targets, again
• Millions of Dow Jones customers exposed on misconfigured AWS server
• Cisco patches vulnerability in WebEx browser extensions for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox
• Counting the cost of a global cyber attack on public cloud
• Which will be more successful, Azure Stack or VMware on AWS?
• Western Digital injunction into Toshiba in chip sale postponed, shares jump
• Darren Adams departs Tech Data after five years at helm of Avnet Australia
• Inside Microsoft's plan for augmented reality
• IBM's Z mainframe can encrypt all data and applications
• Dicker Data picks up Symantec's Blue Coat network security portfolio
• VentraIP nabs 1500 new customers with Profound Hosting acquisition
• Nextgen Distribution signs major software partnership with HPE Software buyer Micro Focus
• Older PCs get cut from Windows 10 support
• Metronode spends $150m to expand data centre footprint
• Dicker Data wins Hitachi deal in enterprise storage push
• Bulletproof cloud acquisition mired in legal fight over earn-out
• Salesforce burned in $150m Careers Australia collapse
• Ashley Madison's parent will settle for US$11.2 million over data breach
• NEC considers Civica acquisition for A$1.5 billion: report
• Enterprise software is fastest growing area of technology spending in Australia: Gartner
• Merger, growth sees Microsoft Dynamics partner Fusion5 recognised at Inspire 2017
• Australian government to introduce laws forcing tech companies to decrypt communications
• Canon completes multimillion-dollar Harbour IT deal
• Dimension Data-backed program CyRise searches for cyber security startups
• Brisbane reseller Tech Project saved from administration after offering to repay some of $1m tax debt
• Australian Microsoft partners Brennan IT, Thomas Duryea Logicalis and Mexia weigh in on partner model changes
• Poll result: What’s stopping Aussies from preparing for cyber attacks?
• Equinix splashes $54 million on expansion of Sydney SY4 data centre
• Darwin reseller Area9 lands $7 million government contract for HP devices
• Windows Phone support ends
• Data breach hits 14 Trump Hotels
• Millions of Verizon customer details exposed on misconfigured Amazon S3 server
• Why Australian companies reverse out of the cloud
• Kaspersky Lab: we're a pawn in feud between US and Russia
• IBM expands Microsoft Surface reseller deal
• Microsoft: ‘We didn’t keep up with our partners’
• Microsoft partner Sable37 taps KPMG to find investor for minority stake
• NBN, Vodafone contractor Daly International owing millions spared from liquidations
• Trump administration limits use of Kaspersky Lab software in US government
• Salesforce veterans at Barhead Solutions rewarded for switch to Microsoft Dynamics
• Intel ramps up data centre battle with new chips
• Symantec considers selling web certificate business: sources
• Which Aussies did we spot at Microsoft Inspire 2017?
• Microsoft sheds light on restructure of partner program details at Inspire 2017 in Washington DC
• Microsoft adds Azure to FastTrack migration program
• Alphabet's Nest lands in Australia today with partners iSelect and Optus
• Western Digital says it matched rivals' bids to buy Toshiba chip unit
• Second acquisition offer sparks bidding war for Vocus
• Oppo launches photo-centric budget smartphone with Good Guys partnership
• Microsoft announces Azure Stack general availability from Dell EMC, HPE and Lenovo
• Microsoft bundles Office 365, Windows 10 and more for partners
• Jawbone was a 'death by overfunding' in Silicon Valley
• Fuji Xerox hands full print portfolio to Synnex Australia
• ASIC impersonated in "largest-scale" Australian malware outbreak in past year": MailGuard
• Trump beats hasty retreat on Russia cyber security plan
• Three million WWE fan accounts exposed on unprotected AWS server
• Tesla to build giant battery in South Australia in 100 days or it's free
• Google to power data centre with solar energy
• Nokia and Zeiss reignite partnership to capture photo fans
• As chip sale falters, Toshiba pressured to look at plan B
• Apple accused of playing cheap with bug bounty
• Wearable tech vendor Jawbone enters liquidation: report
• Exclusive CRN research: Inside Australia's independent software vendor community
• Bulletproof warns of worse-than-expected $2 million loss
• Konica Minolta to spend US$1 billion on Ambry Genetics in continued shift away from printing
• CopyCat malware infects more than 14 million Android devices
• Apple accused of infringing six patents in iPhone, iPad by Qualcomm
• Google faces another record fine from EU
• Tetran founder Don Francis resigns from MOQdigital
• Microsoft to cut up to 3000 jobs, mostly outside the US in sales restructure ahead of Inspire 2017
• Perth telco and IT provider Swift Networks spends millions to acquire VOD and Movie Source
• Microsoft software partner LiveTiles nearly quadruples annualised revenue
• Equinix offers private Oracle Cloud access in Sydney
• PCs to bounce back in 2018 as Microsoft Windows 10 makes an impact
• iPad Pro 10.5 vs Surface Pro
• Intel and John McAfee settle lawsuits for naming rights
• Liquidators chase SoleNet, Sure Telecom for $2 million debt
• Mia Distribution adds video conferencing camera vendor Telycam
• Samsung chases Intel's chip crown with record Q2 earnings
• Law firm MinterEllison acquires Sydney-headquartered IT provider ITNewcom
• Netsuite partner Annexa acquires Grant Thornton's software business
• Vocus acquisition by KKR inches closes
• Early AMD Ryzen market share stats miss the mark
• Rejecting public cloud: the tech defying AWS and Azure
• Samsung plans $24 billion investment in South Korea amid chip boom
• Only half of CIOs updated security after WannaCry: report
• SAP Australia promotes Colin Brookes to managing director
• Toshiba asks court to dismiss Western Digital injunction
• Emt Distribution signs workspace management vendor Matrix42
• Apple, Alphabet, Microsoft and Amazon share prices swing wildly as trading closes early
• Thomas Duryea Logicalis reveals $126 million revenue in first full-year result as a combined entity
• Medicare information spotted for sale on dark web
• Microsoft job losses feared in cloud-focused global restructure
• Microsoft overhauls Australian Partner Awards
• Dropbox hints at public listing
• Cirrus Networks founder Frank Richmond departs
• AMD releases new enterprise-grade Ryzen PRO CPUs
• Telstra partner Calibre One commits to $1 million central Australian data centre network
• Why Linux might be good for your data centre
• Samsung to sell refurbished Note 7s in South Korea