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• How Thomas Duryea, Perfekt and Infront Systems are dealing with a data deluge
• Storage vendor Tintri cuts 80 percent of its workforce
• Aussie software firm SmartTrans chases China Mobile over $4 million debt
• Online reseller Android Enjoyed remains at the top of NSW complaints list
• Google regrets missing out on buying GitHub
• DXC Technology client Geoscience Australia fails government cybersecurity standards
• Facebook Australia wants partners to drive "exponential growth of Workplace"
• CA Technologies and Nextgen form value-add distribution partnership for Australia and New Zealand
• Network services provider Service Stream wins $45 million extension
• SAP's Australian HANA sales boss Vince Randall defects to Adaptive Insights
• Macquarie Telecom forges new $100 million deal with NBN Co for direct wholesale access
• Thomas Duryea Logicalis posts $118 million revenue amid softer resale market
• Inside a challenging year for Telstra, Optus and Australia's telco sector
• Online reseller Aussie Hi Fi taps Microsoft partner Invigor for retail sales intelligence
• Australia's global IT competitiveness in the "middle of the pack": ACS
• Apple and Samsung settle seven-year patent dispute
• Huawei Australia's John Lord hits back at claims of a 5G ban
• After Australian Open split, IBM takes AI to Wimbledon
• Oracle bundles cloud revenues, claiming it reflects hybrid approach
• Salesforce staff urge company to drop contract with US immigration agency
• NBN compares challenges with FTTC rollout to original FTTP network
• Synnex Australia brings cloud printing platform to channel partners
• Mozilla to embed Have I Been Pwned in new security system
• The Australian channel's biggest deals of 2018 (so far)
• Communications Workers Union begins fight to save 9500 Telstra jobs
• Amazon Alexa's wiretap case gets worse
• Sydney telco Vertel enters push-to-talk over cellular market with Tassta partnership
• Australian banks rule out "volatile" digital currencies
• Data#3 loses Computers for Teachers contract as Queensland government goes direct with Dell Australia
• Poll result: How would you prefer to achieve the next phase of growth?
• Qualcomm guns for Intel's PC market with Snapdragon 1000
• Amaysim co-founder Peter O'Connell returns as CEO Julian Ogrin departs for Foxtel
• EFEX acquires office equipment supplier Think Office Technology
• DWS acquires CRN Fast50 No.5 Projects Assured for up to $43 million
• US moves to limit Chinese investment in technology firms
• Eaton adds Philips, Schneider Electric veteran Filip Banovac to lead services business
• CSG to exit enterprise business, restructuring Australian operations
• Foxconn calls Sino-US trade spat a 'tech war'
• Synnex brings managed service finance to Australian resellers
• Thousands of Android devices hit with ad-clicking bot malware
• Apple to fix "defective" Macbook butterfly keyboards that caused class action lawsuit
• Intel CEO Brian Krzanich's exit won't affect Intel right away
• Bitcoin hammered to four-month low
• HPE's new chief Antonio Neri wants to address diversity imbalance
• ACMA rules that telcos must roll back customer internet if there are NBN delays
• Australian IT channel leaders brave the cold at the 2018 Vinnies CEO sleepout
• HPE unveils major hybrid cloud offering that spans Azure, AWS and on-prem
• McAfee mulls fresh IPO, acquisitions
• Microsoft Australia names Nicole Robinson as new go-to-market lead, replacing Tony Wilkinson
• Security vendor Barracuda Networks names Andrew Huntley as ANZ boss
• Ingram Micro lets Australian resellers sell any hardware on monthly bill
• Telstra will scrap all 1800 mobile plans, replaced with just 20
• Microsoft chief Satya Nadella blasts "abhorrent" US border agency after ICE backlash
• IBM's former Australian hardware boss Wesley McDonald jumps to Salesforce, names Shelly Lowe as replacement
• Optus offers free subscription to sport service after World Cup streaming fail
• Bitcoin drops as hackers hit South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb
• HPE chief executive Antonio Neri says company will invest billions in edge computing
• Here's what we know about Telstra InfraCo, the new wholesale business
• Communication Workers Union slams Telstra's 8000-staff "job purge"
• MOQdigital wins $12 million contract with consulting firm Enzen
• SaaS provider for taxis Mobile Technologies International acquired by Cabcharge for $6.6 million
• Oracle misses earnings forecast, shares fall
• Microsoft faces backlash over Azure contracts with US Customs over departments child-removal policies
• Telstra to axe at least 8000 jobs, reorganise management in major overhaul
• New South Wales government to cut payroll tax for thousands of small businesses
• NSW finance minister Victor Dominello reveals state's latest innovations
• Meet the hostage negotiator of enterprise IT
• Truth, lies and data breaches
• Telstra, HPE, Aruba and rhipe open up on channel programs
• Ericsson apologises for Telstra Wholesale outage
• Storage vendor Tintri likely to go bust by end of June
• Hosting firm Dreamscape Networks acquires domain name and hosting provider for $8.5 million
• Reckon chief executive Clive Rabie steps down to MD role after failed MYOB acquisition
• Apple fined $9 million as Federal Court finds repairs policy breached Australian Consumer Law
• Vox pop: Are you confident you understand Australian Consumer Law?
• Google female staff numbers up just 0.3% in four years
• Kaspersky freezes all European projects in protest over EU ban
• Inside Melbourne IT's four-year, $180 million acquisition spree
• SurveyMonkey confidentially files for IPO
• Amazon brings Prime to Australia after geoblocking furore
• Optus cedes 2018 FIFA World Cup rights to SBS for two days after streaming issues
• Melbourne hosting provider VentraIP settles beef with data centre operator Micron21 over facility access
• Sydney vendor BigTinCan to acquire SaaS provider Zunos Technologies for $3.2 million
• Telstra brings Kloud and Readify under same MD as Nicki Bowers exits
• Adelaide MSP Calibre One slashes bill for Maritime Constructions
• Huawei slams Australia's 'ill-informed' spying claims
• Scott Frew's iasset.com develops channel-focused InGRID predictive analytics tool
• Cisco reseller Vixtro fits out Murdoch University's new gaming and network lab
• Optus is finally killing its dial-up internet in Australia
• The biggest job changes in Australian channel
• TPG to connect 1000 Adelaide buildings to 10Gbps fibre
• DXC Connect: Networking is no longer IT-centric
• Data#3: AI-powered networking is here
• Cirrus Networks: Data centres are driving a networking boom
• IPTel: Wi-fi doesn't have to be unreliable
• Commonwealth Bank, KPMG to promote Microsoft Dynamics
• Cloud migration takes payment platform SuperChoice to new heights
• Why this Tamworth MSP had to drop 80 percent of its clients
• NBN reveals that user numbers on faster speed tiers have tripled in 12 months
• NEC kicked off $47 million Australian biometrics contract amid delays, cost blowout
• Domain name businesses ordered to pay $2 million for "misleading and deceptive" correspondence
• Broadcom lays off 1100 employees after Brocade merger
• Trimantium GrowthOps looks to acquire IT services firm Asia Pacific Digital for $20 million
• Adobe beats estimates with momentum from Creative Cloud
• Australian businesses made close to $400 billion in online earnings
• Scaling for success: How Australian software firms grow and prosper
• ZTE proposed a US$10.7 billion financing plan, nominates eight board members as part of overhaul
• Microsoft reportedly working on tech similar to Amazon's checkout-free grocery store
• Auto repair firm SmashCare jumps from spreadsheets to SaaS with TechnologyOne
• Poll: How would you prefer to achieve the next phase of growth?
• TPG Telecom's AAPT and Vocus' M2 seek $1.8m from shuttered Queensland company Buzz Telco
• Kogan's latest business venture is smart home devices
• NetComm Wireless settles lawsuit with Corning Optical Communications over NBN tech
• Microsoft is giving Office 365 a facelift
• Here's living proof that print isn't dead
• Apple to block tool used by law-enforcement to crack iPhones
• UK-based reseller Dixons Carphone suffers cyber attack on customer data
• Kogan chiefs "reluctantly" sell off tens of millions worth in company shares
• Former CRN Fast50 winner Vonex completes $6 million IPO to list on ASX
• Australian government to fund internet cabling, cybersecurity centre for Solomon Islands
• Huawei launches hybrid cloud built for Azure Stack
• Apple expected to settle iPhone repairs case with ACCC
• Sydney reseller Ethan Group wins Microsoft Surface refresh contract with National Health and Medical Research Council
• DNA Connect signs security vendor Malwarebytes' full portfolio in Australia
• Data centre networking vendor Big Switch Networks appoints Orca Tech as third distributor for Australia
• Google threat sends Australian startup Unlockd into voluntary administration
• Security consultants mop up after PageUp breach
• Melbourne consumer electronics vendor Kaiser Baas liquidated owing $3.8m
• ZTE to resume trading following US$1.4 billion settlement from the US
• Qualcomm will not exit data centre business, chip chief says
• Mulesoft appoints Grace Micallef as sales director for Australia and New Zealand southern region
• Craig McGregor jumps from Check Point Software Technologies to IBM
• US makes ZTE settlement details public, but ban remains
• Optus launches Innovation Hub to develop SMB solutions
• Thomas Duryea Logicalis hires Sandra Tuohy as national sales boss out of Optus
• SkyMesh offloads 11,000 fixed-line NBN customers to Superloop
• Microsoft partners with NSW govt on procurement analytics trial
• SAP names Mark Hettler new Australian channel chief, promotes Sam Henderson to APJ role
• Australian software builders and ISVs flock to CRN roadshow
• Microsoft ends forum support for Windows 7 and 8.1
• Dell EMC fattens partner payouts for storage sales
• Google rolls out cloud with sole-tenant nodes for beta testing
• Google bans use of its AI in weapons
• Melbourne telco Binary Networks takes fixed wireless to 'underserviced' Goondiwindi
• Google could face A$14 billion fine by EU for Android's market dominance
• Brennan named top IT security provider by AusCERT
• Microsoft recognises Aussie channel partners rhipe, Velrada, Vector Risk, on global stage at Inspire 2018
• Telstra outage in NSW caused by damaged fibre optic cable in suburban Sydney
• CRN Fast50 duo Touchpoint Technology and First Focus IT achieve first-ever ACS Trust Mark
• ACMA's complaint-handling rules on telcos kick in next month
• Defence IT contractor Dexata appoints administrators after decline in projects and contract delays
• Alphabet shareholders vote down diversity goals
• Microsoft drops data centre into the ocean
• Microsoft unveils new devices category for collaboration screens
• Why Chinese telecoms participating in Australia's 5G network could be a problem
• Alibaba Cloud opens second availability zone in Sydney to make way for financial services
• Thomas Duryea Logicalis clinches biggest-ever Nutanix deal in Australian channel
• Computer Troubleshooters names Mia Distribution as preferred unified communications supplier
• Telstra freezes job ads after hack of Australian SaaS provider PageUp People
• Facebook admits to sharing customer data with Huawei, Lenovo, OPPO and TCL
• Microsoft launches program to help women return to work
• Microsoft Azure will soon offer 12TB virtual machines
• HP to cut up to 5000 jobs in restructuring plan
• Telstra-owned VMtech takes disability services provider House with No Steps' backup solutions off the premises
• Inabox admits acquisition talks after mystery rise in share trading
• Asus turns the laptop touchpad into a touchscreen with the ZenBook Pro 15
• Melbourne Microsoft partner Software Objectives hit with ransomware attack
• Sharp confirms it's buying Toshiba's PC business for $47 million
• Optus announces mobile plans with more data or longer cycles
• Sharp tosses up whether to buy Toshiba's PC business
• What you need to know about Apple's macOS Mojave
• Microsoft is bringing Office 365 to Apple's Mac Store
• Toshiba completes US$18 billion sale of chip unit to Bain consortium
• Fujitsu unveils government cloud on Vault Systems' 'protected' infrastructure
• CA Technologies appoints infosec veteran and distributor founder Gene Ng as security VP for APAC
• Field Solutions Group to end FreshTel's VoIP services this month
• Researchers uncover new exploits in voice-powered assistants like Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant
• Poll result: Are recalls an effective solution for defective IT hardware?
• VMware wants its cloud service on Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud
• Google bins military contract after staff unrest: source
• Fair Work Commission rules against Sydney system integrator ELB in unfair dismissal case
• Apple to debut phone-to-phone augmented reality: sources
• Melbourne's Emersion Software Systems creates single billing solution for MSPs partners
• Gartner cuts NTT, Fujitsu, Rackspace and more from cloud IaaS Magic Quadrant
• Overseas attacker swamped Telstra's triple zero service in attempted toll fraud
• IoT revenue opportunity to exceed US$1 trillion by 2025
• Intel accused of age discrimination amid sackings
• Fitbit nabbed by Australian Competition and Consumer Commission over misleading warranty policy
• Dell Australia revenue up $80 million
• Ingram Micro to distribute load balancing vendor Kemp Technologies
• Reseller Mwave follows Amazon, eBay's lead with premium membership
• Apple cuts smartphone power chip orders from main supplier