Telcos stories
Choosing the right data centre for your hybrid IT strategy can ensure agility, flexibility, and security. Why AIMS Data Center in Malaysia leads the charge.
Global security spending is set to hit USD $103.1 billion in 2019, up 9.4% from 2017, driven by industries like banking and government, says IDC.
Aa number of major cloud service providers are uniquely placed to capitalise on the lucrative cloud gaming market.
Three of New Zealand's largest ISPs urge Facebook, Twitter, and Google to discuss solutions for preventing the spread of violent content online.
The insatiable appetite for data around the world has seen the data centre giants scrambling with huge investments to keep up.
Data at the edge is set to surge dramatically, with an anticipated 75% processed there in three years. Experts say hyperconvergence is key.
With the cloud expanding into the communications provider space and 5G just around the corner, VMware is taking steps to be the go-to for telcos.
CFFC urges NZ telcos to offer free scam call blockers after successful trueCall trial stops 98% of nuisance calls.
From making artificial intelligence a business reality to closer ties to human colleagues, robotic process automation is gearing up for a strong 2019.
The telecom cloud market in Asia Pacific (APAC) is a fierce one, but a new report purports NTT Communications to be the dominant player - for now.
Singapore's Senior Minister of State stresses the importance of cybersecurity in the country's aim to be a Smart Nation.
Trend Micro's Virtual Network Function Suite has been certified as VMware Ready, ensuring robust security for 5G and IoT telecom networks.
With hacking attempts surging, Singtel, SoftBank, Etisalat, and Telefónica have formed the Global Telco Security Alliance to bolster global cybersecurity.
Endace integrates its EndaceProbe with IBM Security's QRadar, joining the IBM Security App Exchange to enhance forensic investigations and combat cyber threats.
Some organisations need 5G faster than many telco providers can deliver, which may result in unexpected 5G network providers.
While it represents the hub that underpins virtually all IT services, the network has also historically been one of the most difficult to change.
The Commerce Commission has released a paper outlining how it will go about approaching service quality management of telecommunications providers.
Earlier this week, a Commerce Commission report stated that telecommunications had the most complaints of any industry - the TCF isn't convinced.
The light is shining on confusing complexities and consumer complaints about online retail and telco marketing behaviours in the new report.
The as yet unnamed unit will be headed by Claire Barber and focus on R&D, operating as a distinct unit from the main business.
