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Skype for Business will replace Lync as its business communications suite, with a formal announced scheduled for March 18.

Imation unveils Secure Data Movement Architecture giving enterprises a smarter, safer and more efficient way to protect high-value data files.

Dragon Ball Xenoverse is the most unique Dragon Ball Z video game ever released, however it is far from being the best one.

Forget about backup, consider only recover – and get a solution your executive team, users and IT team will all love, says Greg Wyman, StorageCraft VP.

Brocade is planning to extend its new IP role to mobile networks with the acquisition of mobile SDN start-up Connectem.

Avaya has introduced an open SDN architecture which it says is the first to deliver a ‘connect anything, anywhere’ simplicity'.

There's no time like the present for customers to take a good look at their security says Mark Shaw, Symantec Pacific region technology strategist – security.

Although the frequency of a cybersecurity attack on a large scale is low, by 2018, 40% of large enterprises will have formal plans in place.

The instructions come amid backlash after it was revealed Lenovo preinstalled software that made devices vulnerable to hacking.

UFB promises vs. performance: Research reveals actual speeds closely match top offered rates, defying naysayers and upholding service integrity.

Creepy big brother strikes again with Samsung’s new Smart TV privacy policy, allowing the company to listen in on everything you say.

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Exeed's cloud leap projects a 5% revenue uptick, as the MyCloudStore brand draws reseller interest.

Kaseya has announced the availability of Release 9 with a new solution for mobility management and a new private cloud infrastructure.

Samsung snaring BlackBerry could be a win-win: enriching Samsung's corporate prowess with BlackBerry's secure tech.

CIOs brace for tech upheaval, with Jay Kidd predicting seismic shifts across IoT, Big Data and cloud computing in 2015.

Microsoft brings Outlook to iOS devices and preview of Android, while Office is now available for free on Android tablets.

Rising DDoS threat looms as businesses face increasing attack size and complexity, with data centres as prime targets - Arbor Networks.

Global tech giant IBM’s earnings slumped in the fourth quarter for 2014 as it moves away from its core hardware business.

Axios Systems says in 2015 the CIO can be the number one executive to drive business innovation, but they will need to be aware of the challenges they.

IT budgets for the coming year are not going to be breaking any world records. IT pros will need to adjust their tech buying habits due to budget cons.

OpenText has announced it has acquired Informative Graphics Corporation (IGC), a developer of viewing, annotation, redaction and publishing commercial software.

IT Service Management software gears up for the cloud transition, promising 20% annual savings and enhanced mobility for users.

Ubisoft thought it would give the racing game genre a try with The Crew and although the ambitions are noble, the game turns out to be a total car wreck.