Industrial stories
Vertiv partner delegates from Australia, New Zealand and Asia gathered in Perth last week to attend the Vertiv Asia Channel Summit 2017.
Machine learning and deep learning are transforming tech, but what's the difference? Discover how deep learning powers driverless cars and voice assistants.
CBRE has released the findings from its most recent report that delved into the data center market in Asia Pacific – and where it's going next.
Marina Fronek, HPE GM and director for channels and alliances gives us an update on the channel space going into 2018.
The iPhone revolutionised more than just calls. Veeam's Shaun McLagan explores its profound impact on hyperconnectivity and the Always-On world.
Darktrace's Sanjay Aurora on developments in AI-led cybersecurity, threat detection and the company's expansion in APAC.
Steve Brazier made a total of 6 predictions, ranging from the more modest to some that are quite a bit more controversial.
Australia's National Energy Resources Australia will provide $4.8m in funding for eight clean technology projects in the energy sector.
Nutanix's NEXT magazine offers IT leaders curated advice, bold ideas, and innovative insights to navigate digital disruption and multicloud challenges.
The C-Prize aimed to encourage people to push the boundaries of what's possible through technology, and solve real-world challenges.
Amazon Web Services announced DeepLens, its first fully programmable, deep learning-enabled wireless video camera...
Data centers' power use soars; could NZ's green energy be an eco-friendly solution for Australia's data needs?.
When you think of the Fourth Industrial Revolution you most likely think about robots, driverless cars and mobile supercomputing.
Apparently, AWS deploys about 200,000 updates each month so we are never short of new innovations to work with.
The announcement was made at HPE's Discover event today and the new duo assert it will be revolutionary for industrial plants and data centres.
AWS expects the new Ningxia region to contribute to the education and training of local students as future cloud computing talent for Western China.
Aussie firm iOrthotics adopts HP's 3D printing, bolstering orthotic device production with strength and speed.
Innovation emerges as top concern for Australia's business leaders in 2018, followed by cost competitiveness and energy policy.
Specifically, Rolls-Royce has supplied ten 20V 4000 MTU engines for emergency diesel gensets, each with an electrical output of 2,000 kW.
Kiwi company VigilAir introduces semi-autonomous drones for security, aiming to revolutionise the industry with rapid-response aerial surveillance solutions.
