Computing stories

Akamai Technologies is celebrating 20 years in Asia-Pacific and Japan and is confident about the future as customer demand grows in cloud computing.

"The UX10 and V110 are two of our most popular models amongst customers in sectors like defence, utilities and public safety, where reliability and performance are paramount."

Adoption is reaching its peak due to the new computing architectures' ability to fulfil the needs for data processing, transfer rates, and energy usage.

Dynabook ANZ has announced the refresh of its popular Satellite Pro C40 14.0 and C50 15.6 product range, which now feature the 12th Gen Intel Core processors.

NVIDIA has unveiled DRIVE Thor, a centralised car computer that is set to make the driving experience safer and easier for autonomous vehicles.

Western Australia's Common User Arrangement (CUA) panel has chosen ASI Solutions as a preferred supplier for device hardware.

Shenzhen-based data storage manufacturer, TerraMaster, has launched the T6-423 6-bay tower NAS.

Retro Games, the UK outfit responsible for a range of retro gaming devices from joystick to full-sized Vic-20s and C64 emulators, have launched their A500 Mini Retro Gaming Console.

At some point in your life, it is likely that you would have heard of, utilised, or even worked with Java software in your day to day life.

Entrust has announced four new solutions aimed at helping organisations prepare for the security challenges presented by quantum computers.

Lenovo has unveiled TruScale High-Performance Computing as a Service (HPCaaS), providing organisations with the power of supercomputing through a cloud-like experience.

The pandemic has driven an unprecedented rate of digital migration. And in an increasingly digital-first economy, APAC organisations are leading the charge, with research revealing that 28% of organisations in APAC are already in the most progressive stages of digital transformation maturity.

Vertiv has officially introduced the Vertiv Liebert DM, its latest line of thermal management solutions designed for small and medium-sized computer rooms, IT closets and other edge applications.

"The integration of cloud computing into banking solutions is anticipated to play a crucial role in transforming the banking sector in the forthcoming years.”

While widespread digitisation continues to transform the way Australians live, work and play, the real revolution is occurring in the background, in the quantum computing sphere.

“Without the constraints of legacy designs, we are able to deliver servers that are built for today's microservices-based software, but which consume a fraction of the energy of traditional systems."

Google Cloud Platform is coming to Melbourne in 2021, the company announced today.

The AWS Europe (Spain) Region is expected to open late 2022 or 2023 and will consist of three Availability Zones at launch.

You don’t have to look far to find local tech firms that are taking on blockchain and turning it into commercial potential.

Advanced computing techniques are being used to help the Australian military understand combat situations using modelling & simulations.

Advances in WLAN, external hard disks, and keyboards is driving replacement of existing devices in the global computing devices market.

"E-Week provides an opportunity for curious young minds to get hands-on experience, visit local companies, program a robot and build a lab-on-a-chip."

“It’s great to see a mix of institutions from large to small, and from across the main centres to the regions achieving accreditation."

For leading CEOs, cloud and the Internet of Things is old news. Now, it's all about cognitive computing and disruptive innovation.