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• Harris Technology offloads Anyware distribution business to Leader Computers
• ACCC to look into future of the services on Telstra's copper network
• Inabox shows signs of turnaround, cracks $100 million
• HFC shutdown, fixed wireless puts NBN rollout costs up $2 billion
• NextDC beats forecasts as customer base, interconnections grow
• Geoff Wright exits as Dell EMC's Aussie channel chief
• Tesserent to acquire Melbourne's Asta Solutions for $3.8 million
• Google Cloud wants to be a key multi-cloud player in channel strategy
• ZTE returns to profit after taking hit from US supplier ban
• Apple may unveil new iPhones on 12 September
• ACCC to review TPG-Vodafone merger
• Macquarie Telecom profits up 20 percent to $17 million
• Telstra, Data#3 and DiData headline Polycom's first ANZ partner awards
• CRN is calling all Australian channel chiefs!
• Microsoft brings automated transcription to OneDrive
• Trump steps up attack on technology giants
• TPG, Vodafone Australia to merge in bid to compete against Telstra, Optus
• VMware pitches new ‘Platinum’ vSphere at partners
• NBN Co launches Melbourne business operations centre
• Aussie tech winners and losers in FY2018
• RSA to host SecurID Access locally in Microsoft Azure's datacentre in Canberra
• Vocus confirms interconnect failure in Melbourne
• These are the best tech companies to work for in Australia
• Maligned online resellers Android Enjoyed, CameraSky shut down
• Microsoft Windows task manager contains local privilege escalation vulnerability
• Aussie hosting company Dreamscape Networks cracks $60m, returns to profit
• Brennan IT partners with Optus Wholesale for NBN services switch
• Telstra commences first round of job cuts with 1200 roles gone
• Spirit Telecom posts revenue, profit growth as fixed wireless network expands
• Google denies Trump's allegations of bias
• Windows 10 devices are winning with resellers
• PS&C continues to take on losses following acquisitions
• Microsoft to host Teams data in Australia
• Poll result: Are enterprise contracts best left to the biggest suppliers?
• Peter Dutton takes on responsibility for cybersecurity in Scott Morrison's new cabinet
• Speedcast acquires multinational remote communications provider Globecomm for US$135 million
• AWS to manage on-premises databases
• Rackspace appoints Darryn McCoskery as new GM, Angela Logan-Bell as channel chief
• Dicker Data maintains growth with the addition of new vendors
• VMware brings Horizon cloud services to Australia
• Sydney financial management vendor ClearCost acquired by Digital Lifecycle Group
• Cybersecurity erased in Scott Morrison's new cabinet
• Amaysim to shutter devices store to focus on energy and mobile businesses
• Hills returns to profit after major restructure pays off
• VMware cloud update combats Oracle, Microsoft
• Lenovo’s data centre business has stopped the bleeding
• Siemens denies reported 20,000 job cuts
• Microsoft facing probe over sales in Hungary
• Communications Workers Union slam Telstra boss Andrew Penn's letter to employees
• Telstra reveals asset tracking IoT products for enterprise, consumers
• Huawei slams Australian 5G ban call
• MYOB nudges half-a-million online subscribers
• HP smashes expectations with bumper PC sales
• FirstWave appoints permanent boss after 10 months
• IBM reveals how it broke its own cloud
• Legislation to increase Australian Consumer Law penalties passes Federal Parliament
• Telarus changes Aussie trading name to Tradewinds during launch event in Sydney
• Malcolm Turnbull's telco, cybersecurity ministers quit
• Arq Group reports $2.7 million half-year loss as SMB business underperforms
• Trend Micro APAC consumer boss Tim Falinski to lead ANZ channel
• Australia bans Huawei, ZTE from 5G network
• Who showed up when Sophos hit unseasonably sunny Sydney?
• VPN Solutions acquisition boosts Over the Wire past $50 million
• Telcos could face up to $10 million in fines for breaching ACMA's NBN migration rules
• Digital Transformation Agency seeking software resellers to join licensing and services panel
• Government's 'big business' tax cuts voted down
• Optus to cut another 440 jobs
• Vocus Group closes gap on performance turnaround
• NBN Co reveals Stephen Rue as next chief executive
• Data#3 profits hit by "disappointing" acquisition results
• TPG, Vodafone confirm reports of possible merger
• Melbourne MSP Blue Apache toasts 20 years in business
• Avaya, Unisys to take combined solution to Australian market
• Microsoft dates Windows 8.1's demise
• Microsoft claims Russian hackers targeted US Senate, think tanks
• Data centre Tetris time as Dell refreshes its modular servers
• Dialog IT wins contract with Australian Electoral Commission to develop self-service voting platform
• CSG's losses triple to $150 million after exiting enterprise business
• Poll: Are enterprise contracts best left to the biggest suppliers?
• Lawsuit alleges Google illegally tracks phone users
• Perth Telstra partner Netlink Group acquires fellow provider M2 Digital ICT
• Melbourne Microsoft partner deploys Azure for offshore mining operation
• IT manager of WA's Horizon Power embezzled $200,000, Corruption and Crime Commission alleges
• HPE gets first dibs on Alibaba Cloud's hybrid stack
• ACCC recalled 4.5 million faulty products last year
• VMware-on-AWS Australia region goes live
• Apple says no data compromised after Aussie teen hack
• Superloop posts first profitable full year as revenue doubles
• Citadel Group smashes $100 million milestone thanks to record contract wins
• Brisbane radio communications provider Macquarie Technology Group International fined $105k for unfair dismissal
• Aussie resellers poke holes in consumer law
• Non-x86 servers crawl towards mainstream viability
• NetApp cloud services to hit Australia from September
• Victorian government awards Fujitsu Australia $25 million for health technology services
• Kogan adds $10 million in profits as retail portfolio, customer base grows
• Vita Group feels sting from Telstra partner cuts, profit down 44 percent
• Cisco patches denial-of-service vulnerabilities
• Melbourne teen pleads guilty to Apple hacking
• How the other half of NBN users live
• Customers still hope to fly under radar of cyberattacks: Rodin
• Brennan IT: Security in crypto, payments on the rise
• Security is a job never done: Thomas Duryea Logicalis
• BlueApache: New regulations will drive big security investments
• Is the channel ready for big data?
• Hot or not? Top Aussie disties flaunt their best features
• The rise of the digital map and the fall of man
• Vox pop: Do you agree with policies that ban office relationships?
• Is tech moving too fast for the job market?
• Carbon Black channel chief Marco Corrent opens up about security vendor's Australian strategy
• Brisbane software vendor GIS People is taking its solution to the world
• Avanade Australia boss Sarah Adam-Gedge departs, appoints Mac Ghani from Canada
• NBN Co doubles revenue to $2 billion with increased activations
• Government tightens up phoenixing laws with harsher penalties
• Telstra IP telephony suffers multi-day wobble
• NSW Telco Authority seeks feedback into future of NSW govt's radio network
• Telstra sheds $345 million in profits in one of its toughest years yet
• Cisco beats estimates with security, IoT push
• Should you really build your own cloud?
• Department of Human Services hands Deloitte $6 million to support system modernisation
• Huawei Australia makes 5G sales a partner issue
• Transition Systems brings Windows collaboration display OEM Avocor to Australian channel
• Court orders Telstra to shelve 'Unlimited' ads for three years
• Fuji Xerox Australia's revenue falls 10 percent
• Australian Bureau of Statistics taps Accenture to update data acquisition capabilities
• Nvidia reveals Turing GPU backed by AI processing
• Avanade acquires Melbourne digital agency Loud & Clear
• Intel discloses another three chip flaws
• AWS channel ‘charge you an arm and a leg’ says e-commerce provider eCorner
• Xero chief executive Steve Vamos steps down from Telstra board
• Kablamo open sources tool to speed up AWS development
• AWS partners with La Trobe University to offer fully-online cloud technology degree
• CRN Fast50 finalist Basis Networks bet big on security
• Citrix ANZ boss bails, a day after company lost cloud lead
• Optus forks out $42 million to improve Tasmania's mobile network
• Samsung may suspend mobile phone manufacturing at Chinese plant due to slow sales and labour costs - report
• Optus Business wins $6 million telecommunications contract with Department of Health
• FireEye appoints Chris Barton to lead ANZ channel
• Govt unveils proposed encryption legislation
• Dropbox scares users by shrinking synching options
• ACMA warns of fake Optus emails asking for credit card information
• NBN competition heats up as telcos seek more POIs
• BlackBerry Australia gets new boss and channel chief
• Telstra workers overwhelmingly vote against proposed pay hikes: CEPU
• Security vendor WatchGuard Technologies appoints Bluechip Infotech as third Australian distributor
• JB Hi-Fi revenue up another $1 billion with strong hardware sales
• DWS revenue continues to slide as staff headcount bursts to 800
• Telstra, Superloop handed millions to improve connectivity for Western Australia farmers
• IBM Australia seeks ‘new vision’ from employee survey
• Fair Trading sharpens teeth for consumer-reseller disputes
• GitHub appoints Nextgen as first Australian distie
• Microsoft hints at software isolation chambers for Windows 10 Enterprise
• Brennan IT and Arrow ECS Australia headline Sophos partner awards for 2018
• Australian channel hits Singapore for Ingram Micro's ONE APAC event
• Leading Edge Computers Griffith has quadrupled in size over eight years
• E-waste from Officeworks drop-off points allegedly exported to Hong Kong and Thailand
• Former Telstra cloud channel boss Mark Duckworth joins global Microsoft Dynamics 365 specialist
• Ingram Micro to take on AWS by making CloudBlue SaaS market self-service for ISVs
• Perth-based DC Two aiming to build Australia's first "behind the grid" data centre
• TAFE NSW awards Outcomex $4.8 million Cisco software licensing agreement
• Intel sold US$1 billion of AI chips in 2017
• ASI Solutions cracks $84 million as managed services business maintains strong growth
• Poll result: Should Australian MSPs build their own private clouds?
• Revolution IT wins $9 million advisory service contract with Department of Home Affairs
• Melbourne web developer Squareweave acquired by New Zealand-based Rabid Technologies
• The biggest MSP mistakes and how to avoid them
• HP names Mike Boyle as new Australian and New Zealand boss
• Salesforce selects Keith Block as co-CEO alongside Marc Benioff
• Apple denies iPhones are eavesdropping on customers
• IDC says channel lags customers on digital transformation
• Optus Business' earnings dip despite managed services wins
• Dicker Data launches eSports category with Micron's Crucial and Ballistix PC storage and memory hardware
• Linux vulnerability could lead to DDoS attacks
• Microsoft bets on Ingram's ITaaS to slash PC sales cycle
• NBN starts enabling DOCSIS 3.1 on HFC network to prepare for ramp up of activations
• Google takes wraps off Android 9 Pie
• Microsoft backtracks on discontinuing support for Skype classic
• SAP rolls out S/4HANA with expanded AI tools
• Brisbane's GIS People to build two fishing apps for Queensland government
• Microsoft partners with LiveTiles on AI accelerator program for Australian partners
• HP testing cloud printing service in Australia
• Antivirus vendor Avast pulls CCleaner update following customer backlash over privacy
• NSW government lays out future plans for Sydney's tech precinct
• Australian smartphone sales slow as consumers hold off for 5G
• ACCC exploring options into future of regulating wholesale mobile voice and SMS
• TechnologyOne snags contract with City of South Perth
• VMware soft-launching new partner platform
• Sydney telco Wire Networks calls in administrators
• Cirrus Networks wins managed services contract with University of Western Australia
• Inabox offloads Anittel, Hostworks to 5G Networks for $5.7 million
• Communications, Electrical and Plumbing Union of Australia decries Telstra's lower-than-usual pay hike following job cuts
• Australian partners honoured at Mimecast's 2018 partner awards
• Capgemini Australia ponders acquisitions to accelerate growth
• Amazon Australia posts $9 million loss
• Huawei's smartphone shipments rebound to over 200 million
• Ingram Micro to channel: forget the CIO, think cloud
• Accenture gets $2 million to support the ATO's Cisco rollout of telephony upgrades
• Brennan IT, Dimension Data and Data#3 headline Mimecast's 2018 partner awards
• Apple ordered to pay US$145 million in damages to Canada's WiLan
• Veeam's Aussie partners catch up in Sydney
• Melbourne-headquartered Viatek connects Ballarat to AWS, Azure, Google clouds
• Google's Australian partners Fronde, DDLS, itGenius and Dialog IT weigh in on Google Cloud announcements
• Australia's hyperscale cloud market nears $400 million
• Reddit says user data between 2005 and 2007 breached
• Dimension Data Australia returns to profit after years of mounting losses
• Australian Computer Museum Society collection faces bulldozers
• NetApp gives AI the FlexPod treatment
• Reckon white labels itself to channel Institute of Public Accountants
• A look at Apple's less heinous transgressions
• Vox pop: Mobile network outages are...
• Software suites are poised to take over
• Dicker Data adds LG commercial displays
• Dell Boomi is shifting to AWS
• Apple's expensive iPhones pay off big time
• Google releases open source plumbing for containers
• Telstra retains Australia's fastest telco crown
• Google releases universal plumbing for containers
• Xero acquires Canadian data capture software vendor Hubdoc for $95m
• Vodafone Australia cops losses but grows customers, revenue
• NEC Australia writes down CSG investment by $67 million
• Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Edge have all adopted biometrics API
• Brisbane IoT integrator lands big Cisco Meraki SD-WAN deal