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AI is transforming content production, offering media companies insights to optimise and personalise their offerings, boosting profitability and engagement.
This week Razer launched Sila, a high-performance Wi-Fi router that's optimised for gaming, streaming, and downloading multimedia content.
There are distinct security advantages to using something that's a unique part of the user, rather than something they must recall from memory.
Cyber security is no longer just an IT issue. Businesses must prioritize it to protect against financial and reputational damage.
Surface Hub 2S was built for customers who want the original Surface Hub experience in a lighter, thinner, more vibrant design.
Zebra Technologies expands its portfolio in the ANZ market by acquiring Xplore Technologies, enhancing its rugged computing offerings for various industries.
Those of you who need your tunes whether you're working out or waiting for the next flight will be pricking your ears with interest right now.
New Zealand is becoming a global leader in smart TV adoption, with a 44% adoption rate second only to South Korea, according to research firm IDC.
With the growth of software-as-a-service products, SMBs are increasingly able to afford powerful tools that were traditionally barred to them.
BT's new Service and Network Automation Platform, SNAP, aims to revolutionise customer networks with cutting-edge SD-WAN and NFV technology integration.
Ruckus Networks' State of Wi-Fi survey finds almost half of Australian organisations deal with Wi-Fi downtime up to five times per month.
Crucial has launched its new BX500 SSD, a next-generation drive designed to provide everyday computing users with a fast and reliable storage.
As the -aaS economy balloons worldwide, distributors like Synnex are moving past simple device-aaS offerings to create comprehensive TaaS solutions.
Turn your underutilised office screens into productivity hubs with Airtame's wireless solution, enhancing meetings and boosting internal communication.
2-in-1s, ultra-slim notebooks and gaming PCs will keep market value growing, despite dropping sales numbers, says IDC.
They are designed for maximum connectivity speeds and come with a range of upgrades to suit modern requirements.
The latest product is the cheapest and smallest yet for the Surface range, and has now been released across Australia and New Zealand.
True to form, HP have done their best to impress me with the quality of their build and the features packed into this behemoth.
Australian traditional PC shipments grow 8.8% YoY in Q2 2018, driven by commercial market growth, according to IDC. Notebook shipments up 12.5% YoY.
Ingram Micro New Zealand launches a real-time automated portal for its ITAD Buy Back scheme, helping resellers repurpose equipment and reduce e-waste.
