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Consumer and business spending on virtual personal assistant speakers is forecast to reach $3.52bn by 2021, according to Gartner.

AI is here, right now. Frost & Sullivan ANZ head of research for DX Audrey William sits down to chat with us about how AI is changing business.

In terms of sheer size, the plans reveal the centre to be a behemoth at four storeys and 600 square metres, drawing on 1,000MW of power.

The benefits of cloud storage are obvious, but large data volumes can present significant challenges - SwiftStack have provided some simple steps.

Slaven joins AirTrunk from Amazon, where he held the position of senior construction manager since early 2014.

Amazon's first retail service in Singapore is set to transform the retail industry with products ordered from phones and delivered within two hours.

Malaysia-based data center company, Aims Group, is offering a private network connect to support AWS Direct Connect.

To appeal to a wider audience including older consumers, brands need to ensure that they highlight the applicability of products in day-to-day life.

Schneider Electric, a global organisation that specialises in energy management and automation, is one of the companies that made the list.

With Amazon's rollout, there will be pressure on retailers, who will need to focus heavily on retaining customers to avoid losing them to the giant.

Before you march off into a price war, a recent survey has indicated a different approach to the eCommerce giant could be more beneficial.

Shopgate brings its mobile platform services to Australia, allowing local merchants to boost customer retention and engagement.

Amazon plans to install solar panels on its fulfillment centers worldwide in a new initiative to generate clean energy.

Major outage strikes Amazon's AWS, leading to widespread disruption for Slack, Medium, and Quora among others.

The Kindle Oasis, Amazon's newest e-reader, is the thinnest and lightest version to date, weighing in at just $449.

Amazon aims to enter the education market with a new platform for schools and classrooms, according to reports. #AmazonEducation.

The technology industry moves at a relentless pace, making it both exhilarating and unforgiving. Here are six predictions for 2016.

Samsung's struggles continue as low-cost vendors are quickly proving that mid- to high-priced Android tablets simply aren't cut out for today's tablet market.

If Amazon open a warehouse in Queensland, Australia it could disrupt the reseller market in Australia and New Zealand.

Facebook prepares to blend professional and social worlds with its new Facebook at Work platform, challenging tech giants in enterprise tools.