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• Australia to test social media content takedowns
• Six exabytes of Flash destroyed by brief blackout
• IBM, Accenture & Infosys vie for Centrelink payments gig
• Cisco steps up fix for critical DNA Center flaw
• Ex-Data#3 chief John Grant joins board of cloud security vendor FirstWave
• Kogan tops NSW consumer complaints register again
• Apple design chief Jony Ive to leave and start own firm
• CRN Australia's biggest news for 2019 ... as picked by you!
• Huawei loses trade secrets case against US chip designer
• Optus sued again over NBN fibs
• Bravura increases acquisition bid for fintech service provider GBST
• Ex-Telstra, IBM chief David Thodey joins Xero's board
• AWS scoops $39 million whole-of-govt procurement deal
• Malwarebytes ANZ appoints dedicated channel manager for MSPs
• Katana1 replaces NetApp with Rubrik at NSW Department of Education
• NSW Police hands Motorola Solutions $1.8 million to refresh radio communications
• Apple buys self-driving car startup Drive.ai
• CRN Fast50 lister BCT Solutions acquired by Accenture
• Microsoft adds crypto and 2FA to bulked-up OneDrive
• Canberra MSP Digital61 sinks ASG at Australian Maritime Safety Authority
• AWS launches multi-tenant management tool
• Australian businesses using more cloud than ever: ABS
• EXCLUSIVE: Oracle drafts ‘transformation plan’ for all partners
• Scott Frew's iasset.com releases "Lite" version for smaller resellers
• Sydney IT consultant sentenced to three years for insider trading
• Telstra finally scraps 1800 mobile plans, replaces with just 20
• Trimantium-backed security partner launches – without naming its partners
• Server and storage shipments stall, says Canalys
• Huawei Australia labels NBN a 'catastrophe', calls for 5G fix
• NBN reveals discounted business bundles
• Google Cloud ANZ to be ‘super-selective’ with partners
• IT training provider DDLS adds Veeam courses
• Raspberry PI debuts Model 4
• NEC Australia catches $8m Sydney Trains contract
• Kogan plugs in to energy market
• CRN poll: Cloud and SaaS are the hottest H2 opportunities
• Microsoft debuts new Windows CLI
• 2019's best and worst performing Australian tech stocks
• CDM and Insight score IoT Awards
• Partners throwing axes and drinking. What could possibly go wrong?
• Oracle teases cloud freebies for ISVs
• Slack stock skyrockets on debut, valued at US$23 billion
• Apple recalls MacBook Pros over fire risk
• Snowflake Computing appoints Zac Brandt as Australian boss
• Former BlueJeans channel chief Mario Hilmi jumps to UC solutions firm ELB
• rhipe upgrades FY19 profit guidance
• Software AG uses Australia as channel lab
• Equinix restricts access to Sydney DCs for safety's sake
• Sydney PC assembler using prison labour
• NBN Co asks RSPs to help develop new wholesale price plans
• Data#3 wins $32 million Azure deal with NSW Health
• Last piece of Windows Server 2019 finally lands
• NAB dangles $2 billion before Australian tech companies
• CSG review uncovers $2.6 million in bad debts
• Dell, HP, Microsoft, Intel band together to oppose tariffs on laptops, tablets
• Activists urge Google to break up before it's forced to
• Acronis flips majority of partners to become MSPs
• Tradewinds scores AT&T cybersecurity deal
• HCL winds back offshoring, because agile demands it
• TechOne launches STEAM education initiative at Queensland school
• City of Sydney to join suit against Telstra over payphone ads
• Financial software vendor Bravura Solutions raises offer to buy fintech service provider GBST
• Facebook announces cryptocurrency, immediately faces privacy concerns
• HPE will sell everything-as-a-service by 2022, targets mid-market
• NetApp to become MSP as it launches opex options for HCI
• NSW govt to pour $100 million into digital transformation
• JB Hi-Fi chief returns to role after a year away
• NetComm shareholders approve Casa Systems acquisition
• IBM cloud outage: API and portal disappear for an hour
• Aussie Dropbox presence goes live in AWS
• Australian Catholic University staff accounts compromised in phishing attack
• rhipe CEO Dominic O’Hanlon's advice on growing channel businesses
• Huawei wipes US$30 billion off revenue after US ban
• Telstra invests into US-based cyber risk exchange firm
• Huawei braces for 40-60% drop in smartphone shipments
• Broadcom warns US$2b in lost sales with Huawei ban
• NBN scams cost Aussies $110,000 per month: ACCC
• AGL drops Vocus acquisition talks
• 2019's biggest mergers and acquisitions... so far
• B-Sure brings Skype call recording company CallCabinet to Australia
• The (many) flaws of automated phone services
• How to survive the changing print market
• What's new in networking?
• How Apple dodged a privacy scandal
• Vox pop: What’s the impact of the Easter, Anzac Day long weekend?
• Intuit stirs channel with accounting services offering
• CRN Pipeline 2019: Customer experience key to future success
• The slippery slope of foldable devices
• Huawei says it's readying possible Hongmeng software roll-out
• Huawei delays foldable phone launch by three months
• DDLS to offer TAFE-style IT courses through Australian Institute of ICT relaunch
• Harris Technology buys drone retailer, closes Chinese, Hong Kong joint ventures
• Huawei filings hint at release of own mobile OS
• Cisco overhauls CCNA certifications
• Lenovo DCG appoints Frank Eagleton as channel chief
• New Windows update intentionally breaks some Bluetooth devices
• AWS enhances scanners with 'Textract' cloud OCR
• VMware sneaks out mobile vSphere management app
• Insentra and Versent join forces to deliver AWS and Microsoft services
• Commvault appoints Craig Bastow APAC alliances chief as part of sales shakeup
• Wesfarmers bids $230m for e-tailer Catch.com.au
• Aussie Salesforce partners welcome Tableau buy
• rhipe’s public cloud margins rise above private clouds
• Velrada scores $3.2 million Dynamics deal with Club Assist
• Uber selects Melbourne to test flying taxi service
• Dicker Data cuts out third-party financing with in-house financial services
• CRN tests real-world 5G – it’s very fast, but hard to find
• Data#3 scores $2m VMware licensing contract with Administrative Appeals Tribunal
• Alloys takes on wireless display vendor ScreenBeam
• Dropbox brings Office, Slack and more into one box
• [PICS] Partners feast on CRN/Ingram Micro/Microsoft ISV research breakfast
• LogicMonitor hunts for Australian partners
• CommsChoice restructures to focus on channel sales
• CRN poll: Buyers happy to ignore 5G phones for a year or more
• NetComm postpones sale to Casa Systems
• Ethan Group scores $3m Nutanix win at Department of Environment and Energy
• AGL's $3 billion Vocus acquisition back on the table
• Exclusive: Top tech firms cut employees' access to Huawei
• Microsoft unveils next Xbox
• 2019's biggest channel job moves ... so far
• Telstra deploys Palo Alto network security to Bureau of Meteorology
• Robot hands coming soon says Amazon's Bezos
• Microsoft changes CSP program to reward services sales
• Feds may ban vendors from tenders if tax isn't rendered
• Arcserve breaks up with ACA Pacific for Aussie distribution
• Australian partners win global Microsoft awards
• VMware adds CloudHealth to cloud partner program
• Dimension Data name and brand to start disappearing next month
• HP ex-CEO Meg Whitman happy to throw predecessor 'under the bus'
• IBM Cloud suffers multiple issues with running apps, provisioning
• Mimecast channel chief Rema Lolas departs
• Developers take Apple to court over App Store practices
• Melbourne IT provider Layer 7 IT helps Trajan slash networking bill with Riverbed SD-WAN
• Okta opens local cloud, bulks channel team, plans MSP product
• Microsoft makes Win 7 extended security free for some buyers
• Comms vendor 8x8 hires Michelle Marlan as new ANZ channel chief
• Terrie Anderson replaces Adam Gordon as Forescout country manager
• Xbox beauty products waft into supermarkets
• Google Cloud hit by new networking-related outage
• Australian Taxation Office resolved - still no word on what happened
• Vocus buyout binned
• Microsoft ISVs can now charge for SaaS by the seat
• Australian IT services revenue stagnated in 2018: IDC
• Microsoft partner Modality Systems acquired by UK-based GCI
• EY to open 24/7 cybersecurity centre in Melbourne
• Apple to reveal new developer tools for Macs
• Telstra offered 272,000 refunds for premium content
• Google promises credit for cloud crash
• Leading Edge Computers honours best performing stores, partners
• Telstra to switch payphones to flat call rate
• BMW, Dell and Telstra headline IoT Festival
• WatchGuard selects inTechnology as new distie
• Officeworks launches mobile phone service
• Google Cloud in worldwide wobble, G Suite, YouTube affected
• Fujitsu, Kinetic IT take Canberra spending crown
• Malcolm Turnbull joins MYOB’s new owner