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If we had more companies respond to breaches in this way, we (technology, privacy, security and cyber threats) would be much better off as an industry.

Michael Dell makes his best and final offer, upping Dell's buyout bid by $0.10 per share, in a $24.4 billion attempt to privatize the firm.

Cisco has acquired Sourcefire, a leader in cybersecurity solutions, for $2.7bn, as part of the company's innovation strategy.

HP expands ServiceOne programme to help New Zealand partners grow services revenue and enter high-growth market.

After Apple takes down developer portal to combat a security breach, the company assures developers by vowing to overhaul it's system.

Universities in New Zealand are beginning to offer more MOOCs, but there are concerns over cost and student completion rates.

Steve Ballmer revitalises Microsoft with a unifying Let's Go motto, aiming for innovation and speed in the face of industry competition.

SMEs in NZ are cautiously optimistic for 2013, buoyed by positive revenue outlooks and Christchurch's rebound leading the economic charge.

NZ plans to extend spy laws spark fears of unchecked surveillance and privacy invasion, questioning the morality of mass data collection.

Software giant issues Windows Phone U-turn, revealing the support lifecycle will be extended from 18 months to 36 months.

DB Breweries taps SAP expertise to mobilise its organisation of more than 500, improving service to customers as a result.

EMC aims to fix 'broken' backup with new solutions, as 57% of firms faced data loss last year. The launch promises a blueprint for efficiency.

New Zealand's VLN Primary School revolutionises rural education, offering virtual lessons in languages and more to students nationwide.

Telecom applauds Government's move to re-evaluate the national Telecommunications Service Obligations, seeking public input.

Chorus to deploy Ultra-Fast Broadband to over 250,000 NZ homes, schools and businesses in years four and five of its fibre build programme.

Showdown between Prime Minister and Megaupload founder didn't disappoint in Parliament yesterday, but was it more PR than policy?.

Following deal to become an Apple authorised reseller of iPads, The Warehouse buys a stake in online retail business.

CEO Steve Ballmer announces business-channel expansion plans in a bid to drive dwindling sales of its Surface tablet.

Warehouse Stationery becomes an Apple authorised iPad reseller, boosting tech offerings post Noel Leeming acquisition.

Selling as many new models in three months as Apple does iPhones in a week, many believe time is running out for the embattled BlackBerry.