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StarHub has launched its Mobile Threat Defence solution to address the increasing threat of mobile security breaches encountered by enterprises.

UK and US to create 'data bridge' to facilitate free flow of personal data. Move aims to reduce costs and increase opportunities for businesses.

Extreme Networks has been named a Gartner Peer Insights Customers' Choice in enterprise wired and wireless LAN infrastructure for the sixth year running.

Beyond Limits and IQM Quantum Computers partner to drive the advancement of quantum AI technology within the Asia Pacific (APAC) region.

Neo4j announces the winners of the 2023 Graphie Awards in ASEAN in recognition of their contribution to implementing Neo4j's graph technology.

Google Australia and QUT advance biodiversity monitoring, implementing AI-detecting the sounds and songs of wildlife.

RSM Australia has formed a strategic alliance with Australian start-up, MyCISO, to provide its security platform to mid-market businesses across Australia.

Adobe announces the availability of Adobe Product Analytics for enterprise customers and significant enhancements to several other Adobe products.

New enterprise offering delivers Adobe Firefly and Adobe Express to address surging demand for content creation and efficiencies across organisations.

Contact plans to implement a broad range of Calabrio’s automated, data-driven solutions to support the contact centre complexity of its growing client base.

The deployment comes on the heels of the company achieving Protected IRAP status for its market-leading Singularity XDR platform.

According to the IDC, demand for improved resiliency and automation will drive the European software market growth until 2027.

Princeton Digital Group has signed a 25-year renewable energy agreement with Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited for its 48MW Mumbai data centre.

Enterprises can now leverage knowledge graphs with Google’s large language models to make generative AI outcomes more accurate, transparent, and explainable.

Bart Vogel appointed as the new Chair of BAI Communications in Australia, while Alex Karroum and Stephen Newton join as board members.

The new Rittal Micro Data Centres are available worldwide and quickly to meet immediate data housing requirements.

The institute will work with governments, intelligence agencies, industry and others to address critical global security problems.

BSI Australia's new MD, Charlene Loo, emphasizes the importance of building digital trust amidst the rise in cybersecurity attacks.

Enable redefines rebate management with new products and courses, highlighting its critical importance in supply chains.

The Australian Taxation Office has chosen Kinetic IT as its lead Enterprise Service Management partner, in a contract worth $50m.