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Suse Linux Enterprise Server 12 introduces time-travel with system snapshots and rollback, revolutionising system admin errors.

Companies are rapidly moving to AWS, with major cloud adoption patterns emerging, says Greg Kieser at Westcon Imagine 2014.

Distributed Denial of Service attacks are frequently marketed to gamers as a way to disrupt competing teams or players.

IBM hints at a pivotal chip manufacturing deal in a move to bolster profit margins amidst sliding revenues and strategic shift from hardware.

It has been over a month now since Bungie's huge game Destiny has come out. Since that time, it has already achieved a lot of big milestones.

Dell and HP headway in virtualisation sees NFV software becoming more accessible, promising faster service deployment and reduced network costs.

The CloudEthernet Forum crafts a novel approach to defining best practice in the dynamic cloud ecosystem, eyeing global standards.

Veeam announces the upcoming launch of its Availability Suite v8, addressing growing cloud backup demands amid a $140 billion data centre boom.

Rumours that Cisco is to limit its future involvement in VCE have been quickly hosed down by the networking giant.

Microsoft leaps over Windows 9 to unveil Windows 10, promising a new era for PCs with enterprise-grade security and universal apps.

The 4Chan celeb photo hack underscores the vulnerability of passwords, prompting calls for advanced security solutions, says expert.

More than 75% of mobile apps will fail security tests by 2015, leaving data vulnerable, says Gartner. #mobilesecurity #apps #Gartner.

Trade Me to acquire Paystation, a Wellington-based online credit card processing and payments gateway, along with two other related companies.

Taking a holistic view with application performance management can improve the end-user experience, says Dimension Data's Brent Angus.

Apple launches Apple Pay, a new way to pay securely and privately using iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, and Apple Watch, aiming to revolutionize mobile payments.

Old guard CIOs accused of not embracing web-era thinking, sparking debate on if IT's leadership divide is generational.

When it comes to gateway and data centre security, there's one aspect grabbing attention – and it's not a specific technology, as Heather Wright discovers.

Acronis acquires BackupAgent to enhance its cloud backup services, promising advanced data protection for service providers.

Turner Technologies has vowed to provide 'military strength' security protection across company communications, by introducing VeilMail to the market.

Businesses need to fundamentally evolve their approaches – yes, approaches, plural – to security, says RSA's Steve Schlarman.

Vulnerabilities are the talk of the town lately but you sometimes wonder ‘is there really any substance to these reports, or it is hype?’.

Many resellers of traditional, on-premise PABX hardware systems seem reluctant to add VoIP to their portfolio of services.

Software-defined networking (SDN) continues to gain ground within the broader enterprise and cloud service provider markets for data centre networking.

Backup is only as good as its ability to be recovered. Plan B's Ian Forrester outlines how to ensure recovery.