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Europe dominates Cloudscene's 2017 Global Top Ten Colocation Ecosystems, with London, Amsterdam and Frankfurt taking the top three spots.

Even the holiday quarter of 2016 couldn't save the dwindling tablet market as it continued its spirally decline, IDC says.

New Zealand carpooling app Chariot urges locals to delete Uber app due to ride-hail company's alleged pro-Trump stance.

The global smartphone market experienced growth in Q4 2016, with vendors shipping a total of 428.5 million units, according to IDC.

The Government of India is working to bring cost-effective broadband services to all its citizens, through the use of white spaces.

Vaughan Nankivell is being remembered as a man who threw himself into life and was passionate about all he did.

APAC's position as one of the fastest growing tech markets is no more, with Forrester predicting just 3% growth in 2017 – and Australia down to 2%.

5G service will have 25 million subscriptions globally, with the U.S, China, Japan and South Korea dominating the market.

Within the last four years, online security and data breaches have grown increasingly threatening, compromising big name companies.

Cloud software and eCommerce company Kentico expands Most Valuable Professional program, adding members from Australia.

The adoption of virtualisation is driving demand for application management software, with the AMS market set to grow close to 5%, says Technavio.

inTechnology has added Core Security to its local portfolio in a move it says will help make resellers 'even more valuable to their end users'.

Hong Kong & Guam will be linked through a new high-capacity optical submarine cable after NEC and RTI Connectivity signed a supply contract last week.

In just 8 years, gov't IT has been revolutionised, embracing tech like never before—from the CTO role to Cloud First policies.

Telstra Business Technology Services has won a key award at Fortinet's Global Partner of the Year awards, with Innovix, Syscom and MEC also winning.

While news on the future of Avaya has triggered speculation on the direction of the company, Avaya Australia & NZ assures it is business as usual.

Networking giant Avaya seeks revival with Chapter 11 filing, aiming to slash debt and refocus business strategy.

Ingram Micro has upgraded its distie deal with Trend Micro, signing an exclusive agreement with the vendor and adding it to the Cloud Marketplace.

Megaport has launched a new route connecting Hong Kong to Los Angeles, with a secondary path from Singapore to Hong Kong also launched.

Exeed has secured a distribution deal with CyberPower Systems, bringing a top-tier range of power management products to New Zealand's resellers.