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Microsoft to release a vital patch for SharePoint vulnerability by June 8, after Imperva reveals widespread risk since April.

Blade Network Technologies teams up with Observatory Crest to expand its networking solutions reach across Australia and New Zealand.

Auckland's Traffic Operations Centre opens, revolutionising NZ's road network management with cutting-edge technology.

Cisco unveils future-shaping ambitions at the summit with plans to dominate data center and collaboration markets, insisting on leading innovation.

Technology could be the key to increasing productivity and profitability for New Zealand businesses, according to MYOB New Zealand Limited.

FX Networks has entered into a partnership with the government's multi-million dollar research and education network, displacing TelstraClear.

Axia NetMedia emerges from the shadows with Vodafone backing in its bid for New Zealand's fibre network, promising affordable triple-play services.

Insomniac Games signs deal with EA that will see the studio release its first multiplatform title in its 16-year history.

Companies should be adopting new DDI services quicker than they currently are, says solutions provider, Infoblox.

We've all seen the annoying kind of Facebook integration where your followers are informed every time you unlock an achievement or trophy.

[Minister Joyce responds] Telecom has released a statement confirming it is fully investigating structural separation – that is, the possible sale of Chorus.

VMware and Google set to offer technologies and expertise to help accelerate enterprise adoption of cloud computing.

Katana Technologies partners with Imperva, expanding its New Zealand portfolio alongside Palo Alto Networks under Steve Rielly's lead.

Google teams up with Verizon to bring an Android-powered tablet to market, aiming to challenge Apple's iPad dominance.

M86 appoints Thom Linden, ex-WatchGuard exec, as SVP of Global R&D, aiming to boost its global market share with cloud-based services.

AVST and Active Communications have formed a new Asia Pacific distribution agreement and are looking for new channel partners.

Axia NetMedia, the Cinderella in the Government's $1.5 billion fibre beauty contest, went public with an alliance with Vodafone today.

Polycom enhances its NZ footprint, naming Datastor as distributor and Asnet as platinum reseller, spearheading its expansion in New Zealand.

Shift to buyer's market as consumers wield tech to make savvy-purchasing decisions, outpacing retailers' adaptability.

Vector is leading the alliance of 19 lines companies and independent fibre companies called the New Zealand Regional Fibre Group (NZRFG).