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The goal of the lab is to accelerate adoption of open, multivendor 5G solutions by allowing HPE customers and partners a place to test and develop.

Digital technologies, such as contactless payments and remote working, will have a lasting impact on society post-COVID-19.

Green Light, the Sydney-based IT service provider, has opened an office in Auckland to meet the growing demand in New Zealand.

Spark, Vodafone, and 2degrees join forces with police and NZTA to combat texting while driving in NZ through educational campaigns and research initiatives.

COVID-19 crisis brings out the worst in hackers as phishing scams surge, targeting vulnerable individuals and businesses.

HPE has this week launched a new software-as-a-service-based offering for telecommunications firms, as 5G rollouts gain strong momentum.

Growth in edge computing could generate new revenue opportunities for operators, according to new research by Vertiv and Omdia.

Network operators will play a pivotal role in enabling new revenue streams from edge computing, according to new research from Vertiv and Omdia, formerly Ovum.

Paessler AG has expanded its leadership team across the Asia Pacific region, as it looks to further expand its footprint in the market.

NVIDIA’s expanded EGX AI platform is making real-time artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities to almost every sector.

The COVID-19 pandemic has hampered 5G rollouts, especially in APAC, due to delayed spectrum allocations, a GlobalData report reveals. Regulators urged to act.

Microsoft's acquisition of Metaswitch, following its recent purchase of Affirmed Networks, underlines its deepening investment in the 5G telco sector.

D-Link launches Nuclias Cloud, offering MSPs in ANZ cloud-managed networking, enabling remote setup, config, monitoring, and more, with flexible billing.

The APAC cloud market is set to surge 117% to USD $288 billion by 2024, driven by multi-cloud demand, according to GlobalData's latest report.

Telcos in Australia, NZ adapt tech to sustain services during COVID-19, leveraging data and analytics for growth.

Cybercriminals are exploiting COVID-19 fears, with 80% of threats weaponising the pandemic, says a Proofpoint report, noting 500,000 malicious messages.

Compare Broadband says many Australians believe their home broadband is not up to the job of working or studying remotely.

New Zealand telcos to offer essential modem and phone repairs via 'no-contact' collection as lockdown starts, ensuring connectivity during alert level four.

Cybercriminals exploit COVID-19 fears, targeting vulnerable groups with scams and malware, raising cyber insurance need.

35% of survey respondents say that they feel less productive, and 35-44 year olds expect working with kids at home may prove a challenge.