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• United Wireless Solutions: Wi-fi can expand the retail space
• Crafting data centres: the critical infrastructure behind the cloud
• How Aussie resellers make profits on top of wireless networks
• Why it's wrong to assume customers only want the cheapest price
• Product manager minute: Dave Cowling, Alloys
• Inside Tech Data's Australian education services deal with VMware
• Australians with fibre broadband connections double as DSL sinks
• Forcepoint hires former F5 Networks figure as channel manager
• Toshiba signs US$18 billion chip unit sale
• Nokia 3310 revival is coming to Australia after all
• First plans from Telstra's budget brand Belong lets users roll over data
• Launtel wants Tasmania to be Australia's first gigabit state
• Microsoft will raise Australian Office 365 prices for first time since 2013
• Cisco to add Commvault to reseller price list by October
• Tech Data splits portfolio into Endpoint Solutions and Advanced Solutions after Avnet acquisition
• Australia's highly secure Skype rival, Spreedbox, plans $4.2m initial public offering
• Microsoft will refocus Bing on PC market
• Oracle names Citrix's Steve McLoughlin as new Australia and New Zealand channel boss
• Gartner's first-ever IaaS market share report puts Microsoft way behind AWS
• Microsoft reveals Office 2019
• ServiceNow migrates from Brisbane's iSeek to Equinix Melbourne
• Telstra wants to give Australia's SMBs access to enterprise-grade security
• Poll result: Do you agree with introducing unique ID numbers for company directors to combat phoenixing?
• Fuji Xerox Australia head of sales Garry Gray resigns
• NBN Co overhauls wholesale pricing model for business products
• Fuji Xerox Australian market share sinks after tough year
• What Microsoft’s Skype for Business-Teams shakeup means for partners
• Fortinet's Genevieve White resigns as channel chief
• Telstra cloud security partner FirstWave announces resignation of MD
• Microsoft to replace Skype for Business with Teams
• ASG creates $500 million Australian IT provider as SMS deal closes
• HPE brings consumption billing to servers running Azure Stack
• Macquarie Telecom beats Microsoft to ASD Protected classification
• DWS hires CEO of Motorola partner Progility for top sales post
• Deloitte hit by cyber attack: report
• Accenture names new leaders for 1800-strong Australian technology practice
• Nutanix Australia and New Zealand channel chief Niall O'Gorman jumps to Amazon Web Services
• Edtech vendor Croomo pilots online learner driver test with Queensland Government
• Madison Technologies acquires Victorian IoT firm Shepelec Instrumentation
• Microsoft and Facebook's US-to-Spain subsea cable completed
• Samsung Galaxy Note 8 vs iPhone X
• NBN Co continues channel expansion seeking to fill two new roles
• Fluccs acquires hosting business from itGenius, will reverse clients out of Google, Rackspace
• Partners, customers launch Okta's new Australian home
• Remotely locked Apple devices hit by ransomware
• What happened to software-defined networking? It matured
• Hills strikes deal with Cognizant to upgrade e-commerce
• Telstra wins $90 million deal to upgrade network across 850 McDonald's restaurants
• Telstra takes wraps off workplace mobility service Liberate based on Broadsoft
• Microsoft Outlook, Atlassian and Autodesk headline new Dropbox integrations
• Toshiba to sell chip unit to Bain Capital-led group for $22 billion
• Google close to buying smartphone maker HTC's assets
• Australian mobile solutions vendor MGM Wireless launches GPS smartwatch for kids
• Amazon working on 'smart glasses' as move into wearables
• Former Ingram Micro GM David Charlton joins Tech Data
• Apple admits connectivity glitch in cellular smartwatch
• Behind the scenes at AirTrunk, Australia's new hyperscale data centre
• Telstra quietly switches on internet of things network
• The Missing Link hires first CTO, Lee Booy, out of Amaysim
• AirTrunk opens doors to $200m Sydney data centre
• Nokia gets Fair Work Commission nod to ditch acquired Alcatel-Lucent employees' agreements
• ASG snares major cloud SAP rollout with Australian-based coal miner Yancoal
• Australia risks "slipping behind" in digital future
• Cirrus wins contract to deploy Pure Storage solutions for Deakin University
• NBN to give telcos a tool to target in-home wiring faults
• Salesforce launches US$50 million artificial intelligence fund
• PennyTel switches mobile network from Vodafone to Telstra 4G
• On the floor at the 2017 Nutanix .NEXT on Tour conference
• Former CSG general manager sues over unfair dismissal
• NBN subcontractor Civcomm enters administration after fraud accusations
• Long-time Citrix channel director Phil Dean-Jones resigns
• TPG adds 72,000 subscribers, surpasses $400m profits
• Make this your year to shine at the CRN Fast50
• The 2017 CRN Channel Chiefs
• Avast CCleaner spread malicious backdoor to 2 million users
• Accucom: Wi-fi gives customers simplicity of connectivity
• Matrix CNI: How we've seen wi-fi evolve
• Azure, AWS plans should be a wakeup call for homegrown hosting outfits in Canberra
• Delion: Wi-fi meets huge demand to always be connected
• From Broome to Port Lincoln, the challenges for cloud in regional Australia
• The inevitable (and long-overdue) demise of iTunes
• After selling Earthwave to Dimension Data, founder Carlo Minassian returns with infosec startup
• After CRN Fast50 success, Canberra's Correct Communications continues to invest
• Meet the CIO driving change at major Queensland car insurer RACQ
• Regional resellers: Horsham
• BT to create 172 cybersecurity jobs in Sydney with new operations centre
• Datacom one of three outsourcing firms renewed by the ATO
• Melbourne's Micron21 deploys hundreds of top Cisco switches for blazing-fast network
• Inside Micron21's high-spec Melbourne data centre
• Cirrus Networks snags disaster recovery contract with Pilbara Ports Authority
• Google's Chrome browser will start labelling insecure FTP sites
• Inside Optus' first flagship smart home store in Sydney
• Servers Australia acquires Brisbane hosting provider Oz Servers
• Dimension Data brings Tour de France analytics to Blackmores Sydney Running Festival
• Telstra to resell Australian contact centre analytics vendor eMite
• Optus opens first flagship store in Sydney
• Kaspersky boss Eugene Kaspersky accepts invitation to testify to US Congress
• Telstra's multi-cloud architect Craig Fulton joins IBM
• Google faces sexism lawsuit
• Hills Limited wins Ruckus ANZ distributor of the year for the third time
• Vocus faces class action led by Slater & Gordon on behalf of disgruntled shareholders
• US government bans Kaspersky products
• NextDC lumped with fresh bid for data centres
• Ingram Micro hires global cloud VP Richard Dufty as distributor tops 13 million cloud seats
• Sydney software firm Sky Cloud takes director to NSW Supreme Court
• Huawei climbs, Lenovo dips and HPE and Dell EMC lock horns as global server shipments grow
• Apple iOS 11 security updates makes it harder for law enforcement to access data
• Global data warehouse Snowflake expands reach with Sydney AWS deployment
• Oracle, VMtech, Commvault among ICT companies joining soccer tournament for charity
• Brisbane's Dialog IT develops first-ever machine learning on Google Glass Enterprise
• Apple debuts new Apple Watch with cellular access
• HP Inc unveils new partner training program for subscription selling
• Kaspersky Lab considers changes to US business amid accusation of Russian influence
• MEMS sensors manufacturer Panorama Synergy acquires IoT firm Hydrix
• Apple unveils iPhone X
• Atlassian's lessons from ditching revenue targets and renaming Experts
• Google names Telstra exec to replace Renee Gamble as Aussie cloud boss
• Atlassian retires 'Atlas' logo after 15 years
• AWS, Microsoft, Versent to lead epic Perth-to-Broome bike ride for mental health
• Poll result: Is it common for vendors to bend partner program rules (such as special pricing, deal reg etc) due to customer pressure?
• MYOB CTO Simon Raik-Allen leaves company to pursue startup
• Government to introduce laws cracking down on illegal phoenixing
• Facebook fined 1.2 million euros by Spanish data watchdog
• Meet A Corp Computers, the NSW reseller founded by a 12-year-old
• Managed cloud mega-merger as Rackspace acquires Datapipe
• G.Skill taps Leader Computers as newest Aussie distributor
• Toshiba gets revised $27 billion bid for chip unit: report
• Synnex Australia to distribute UBTECH Robotics
• Lenovo reveals top Australian and New Zealand partners for 2017
• Criticism of Equifax data breach response mounts
• US retailer Best Buy stops selling Kaspersky products
• Superloop buys Adelaide wireless broadband provider NuSkope for $10 million
• Apple's new iPhone could face supply shortfalls after launch
• Smart locking vendor TZ Limited appoints new managing director
• Sydney IBM, Okta partner Decipher Works acquired for $5 million
• Adobe and Microsoft deepen their cloud partnership with document, productivity deal
• Credit score reporting agency Equifax hack potentially exposes 143 million customer's details
• Huawei overtakes Apple to become second biggest smartphone company
• CSG hires IBM's GM of strategic sales Paul Wilson
• Alexa, Siri and Cortana vulnerable to "silent hacking"
• Atlassian takes wraps off Stride, the latest would-be Slack killer
• Victorian government hands $200 million contact centre contract to Civica
• VExpress spins out Telstra distribution business into Exltech
• Sydney dwarfs Melbourne in Australian data centre market: report
• Microsoft extends free upgrade offer for Windows 10 S users
• Australian researchers find breakthrough in quantum computers
• SAP's Western Australian leader Nicole O’Connor resigns
• BlazeClan, one of India's top Amazon Web Services partners, has landed in Australia
• Macquarie Telecom signs reseller deal with Australian secure cloud storage vendor Covata
• Western Digital offers to bow out of Toshiba chip bid for better joint venture terms
• Extreme Networks names new Australian MD to replace John Gonzalez
• Facebook gears up to monetise WhatsApp: report
• Another former TZ Limited director faces fraud charges
• Lenovo settles charges for selling laptops with compromised user security
• Telstra revamps mobile plans to make way for new iPhone, Samsung Galaxy
• Vodafone starts reselling enterprise Office 365, Dynamics 365
• Intel judgment could be critical for future antitrust cases
• Telstra retail boss Kevin Russell gone after 18 months
• Up to six million Instagram accounts leak online
• Huawei launches speedy phone chip it claims can beat Apple, Samsung
• Apple sets date for iPhone launch: here's what to expect from 12 September event
• Ovo's 100GB mobile plan could compete with NBN
• Fluccs acquires fellow Brisbane cloud provider Exigent Australia
• Insight announces Pat Murphy as executive general manager
• Telstra promotes Graeme Strange and names Tatham Oddie as new Readify MD
• NZ's Enprise grabs major stake in MYOB's largest Australian reseller, Kilimanjaro
• Citadel Group boosts e-health play with $8.2 million acquisition of Brisbane's Charm Health
• SMS Management and Technology shareholders approve ASG Group acquisition
• Harris Technology reports first result as public company
• Why Xero's public cloud footprint spans AWS, Azure and Google
• Why VMware highlighted AWS, Google, IBM, HP and Dell EMC at VMworld 2017
• At 400GB, SanDisk just unveiled world's largest microSD card
• Leak exposes 4 million Time Warner Cable records on BroadSoft AWS server
• Microsoft will bring AR and VR in next Windows 10 update
• Apple shifts Siri under operating system boss
• Spambot dumps 711 million data records
• NextDC faces competing bid from 360 Capital Group for its own data centres
• DXC Connect takes former boss Rob McCabe to court
• Yahoo to face litigation over data breach victims
• IBM names former Pure Storage regional director Nigel Peach as new business partner manager