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• Huawei names new Australian boss
• TechnologyOne rejects $15 million bullying claim
• Calibre One, Telstra sign top-end tourism contract with Quicksilver Group
• Aussie AI firm Brainchip signs $700k casino video analytics partnership
• These Aussie IT projects blew us away last year. It could be you in 2018
• GoGet's customer database hacked, suspect arrested
• Synnex Corporation paid $85m for Sydney software developer Tigerspike
• SAP buys US software firm for US$2.4 billion
• Pennytel relaunches with SIM-only plan prices
• Swift Networks lands content services deal for 10 oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico
• Australian IoT vendor Buddy Platform goes global with Ingram Micro deal
• Optus Wholesale launches business-grade voice over NBN
• Apple shares dip on report of iPhone X production cut
• Alibaba boss Jack Ma says AI and robots 'will kill our jobs'
• Hal Group acquires Melbourne-based BusinessWorks for $1.3 million
• Call for entries: 2018 CRN Impact Awards now open!
• Melbourne software provider Knosys lands $6 million contract with Optus
• SA government commits $70 million to laptops for year 10 students
• Melbourne networking distributor Seltec loses unfair dismissal case
• Melbourne IT chair Gail Pemberton receives order of Australia
• Brother Australia rewards partners with island getaway
• Major reform agenda for Australia’s .au domain launched for discussion
• Dell tipped to go public again
• Intel shares hit dotcom-era high, displaces Qualcomm as Apple supplier
• Apple pays largest Australian tax bill in years
• Complaints about Telstra, Optus, Vodafone and others up 35 percent in Q4
• Google, Amazon, Apple and Facebook wasted US$50 million lobbying Trump in 2017
• BYOD popularity in Australia to boost back-to-school spending to $1.7 billion in 2018
• Google parent Alphabet unveils Chronicle, a new cyber security business incubated at X
• Ex-Google staffer accuses search giant of lacking innovation, being too political
• GetSwift responds to confusion over contracts
• Top Amazon partner C3 IoT comes to Australia
• HPE boss Meg Whitman to lead ex-Dreamworks CEO's NewTV
• Avaya partner IPVS wins deal for hosted IP Office Live deal for 32 clinics in Queensland
• Apple to add battery features after slowdown controversy
• Dimension Data Australia books $250 million in losses in two years
• Poll result: Does the channel have a gender diversity problem?
• Perth reseller SFWorks goes under after Solidworks revokes licence
• Startup GetSwift suspends trading on ASX amid questions over contracts
• Tesserent launches cybersecurity offering to the channel
• Qualcomm faces fines by European antitrust regulators
• Panasonic North America announces partnership with Gold Coast-based Microsoft ISV CyTrack
• Red Hat channel boss Colin Garro departs for Mailguard
• Apple’s $499 smart home speaker gets Australian launch date
• Information security vendor Cybereason launches in Australia, partners with Nextgen Distribution and Seccom Global
• Radio Rentals to refund millions for accepting overpayments
• JB Hi-Fi joins Wesfarmers, Woolworths on global list of world's biggest retailers
• Buttonwood Cloud Exchange gets listed in government panel for cloud migration
• Linux creator Linus Torvalds slams “garbage” Intel Meltdown patches
• Intel tells customers to stop using faulty Meltdown patches
• ANAO slams AEC's deal with Fuji Xerox for ineffective $27.2m Senate vote counting solution
• PennyTel rebrands, launches new website and will announce new plans soon
• ASG lands $16 million contract to migrate Queensland utility Unitywater to Azure
• Data#3 to migrate 90,000 govt users to Microsoft Azure, Office 365 collaboration platform
• AC3 outbids Macquarie Telecom with $25 million offer for Bulletproof
• Citadel Group reveals IT and cloud wins with Victorian Health, Melbourne City Council, Queensland transport and others over six months
• Dicker Data celebrates 40 years in business
• Macquarie Telecom appeals for Bulletproof to reverse its decision to block bid
• Nextgen Distribution spins out security business around Micro Focus
• Ex-IBM engineer sentenced to five years prison for stealing code
• Apple will let you disable battery slowdowns in iOS update
• Adelaide reseller Compute Your World reveals nightmare with NBN
• Speedcast to provide IT comms to drilling giant Noble
• Telstra partner IMEI snaps up fellow Sydney unified communications provider BTAS
• Macquarie Telecom beats Box over cloud naming rights
• Schneider Electric says bug in its software exploited in hack
• Microsoft Windows and Office vulnerabilities most targeted for exploits: report
• Amaysim works with Melbourne AWS partner DiUS for Amazon Alexa launch
• Microsoft's 15-inch Surface Book 2 to retail up to $5000 in Australia
• Hackers are faking Meltdown and Spectre patches
• Vocus to build Pacific Islands submarine cable
• Epson beats Sydney remanufactured cartridge seller Calidad in trademark battle
• Melbourne's Computershare is sole Aussie in Reuters' top 100 tech leaders list
• Kogan debuts $400 Atlas 13-inch C300 convertible laptop
• Malicious Chrome extensions infected 500k workstations: researchers
• Dreamscape acquires Gold Coast-based Quadra Hosting for $2.5 million
• Google to expand cloud infrastructure with new regions, submarine cables
• Bitcoin slides 18 percent on crackdown fears; crypto rivals also plunge
• Microsoft ate into AWS market share in Q4
• Swinburne University cuts storage cost in half with switch to SUSE and help from Sydney's Aptira
• Australia software spending to surge as data centre declines: Gartner
• Optus seals outsourcing Nokia deal with 170 jobs on the line
• Acronis hires Neil Morarji as new ANZ general manager
• Apple Australia on channel hiring spree for Cisco, Dimension Data, SAP, Deloitte talent in Sydney
• Azure partner 360dgrees develops VR for Country Road
• Suspect charged with running stolen info site LeakedSource.com
• Intel pledges better transparency about Meltdown debacle
• Falls in price of memory point to end of the chip boom
• Poor user interface design blamed for Hawaii missile scare
• Australian distributor Exclusive Group bundles Nutanix, Mellanox, Rubrik for channel
• ACCC to investigate MYOB's $180 million acquisition of Reckon
• Cirrus Networks lands managed services contract with 2500-staff Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
• Did PC sales decline or rally? Gartner and IDC disagree
• How tech companies worked together to fix Spectre and Meltdown flaws
• Vocus spins out wholesale businesses
• Online PC reseller Mwave's revenue grew by $23 million in 2017
• Aussie IoT vendor Buddy expands Caribbean, Central American presence
• Telstra bolsters IoT network with narrowband support
• AMD says chips are also exposed to Spectre security flaw
• Dropbox files for IPO: source
• Speedcast ousts Telstra with $4 million satellite deal in Australian Antarctic
• Microsoft encrypts Skype messages through Signal partnership
• iPhone X sales perk up sluggish Australian retail: ABS
• Melbourne's GPK Group revealed as first Australian MSP to fire up Microsoft Azure Stack
• Australian data security company Covata scores global banking, industrial deals worth $250k
• Okta channel boss Reno Maglitto departs for Netskope
• Nvidia says graphics chips are immune to Spectre bug
• Vodafone busted for failing to check customer identities
• Fuji Xerox Australia loses hundreds of staff and wipes off $200 million in revenue
• Facebook ditches its AI virtual assistant
• Australian internet of things firm Connexion acquires IT provider Security Shift for up to $5m
• Datacom lands $35 million contact centre deal with newly formed Department of Home Affairs
• Microsoft Australia shifts hundreds of millions in revenue back from Singapore after tax deal
• Telstra reseller Vita Group upgrades profits after unexpected iPhone windfall
• Veeam appoints Gary Mitchell as replacement for former vice president Don Williams
• Accenture Australia spent $93.9 million on its 2017 acquisition spree
• Responding to iPhone 'addiction' claims, Apple says it looks out for kids
• AMD customers complain that Microsoft's Spectre patches have been freezing their PCs
• Eastman Kodak stock surges 40% as it unveils cryptocurrency for photographers
• Does the channel have a gender diversity problem?
• Apple under fire from shareholders for iPhone addiction
• Amazon Web Services reduces latency in Perth with CloudFront launch
• Ex-Google engineer James Damore sues for discrimination
• Marketo hires Will Griffith out of Oracle as ANZ managing director
• TeleChoice sues Optus, claiming millions of dollars in loss and damages
• Apple releases update to fix Spectre vulnerability
• GoPro lowers sales view, to cut over 250 jobs after weak demand
• Kaspersky Lab appoints Naina Parhar as Asia-Pacific channel boss
• Western Digital takes six months to patch easily exploitable NAS backdoor
• Panthur and Servers Australia feud over New Years Day web hosting outage
• Former Kloud sales leader jumps to AWS partner Nebulr
• Meet the researcher who hacked his own computer and discovered Meltdown flaw
• Telstra scraps private number fees
• CES 2018 will have no lead women speakers
• The biggest Australian telco stories of 2017
• A year of deals: M&A that got the Australian channel talking in 2017
• Intel chip flaw could let hackers steal data
• You're hired! The channel's biggest job shifts of 2017