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CtrlS is launching Bangalore's first tier 4 datacenter, assessed as one of the largest tier 4 datacenters in South India.

Cybercrime experts from 23 countries gathered in Vienna for INTERPOL's Digital Security Challenge, simulating an IoT-based cyber attack on a bank.

The North Korean threat group known to some as Reaper (APT37) is eyeing bigger targets with more sophisticated tactics.

Dubai Airports announced the successful completion of the world's first Tier III certified modular data centre complex.

Singapore's largest aviation security firm Certis Cisco has purchased Australian firm SNP Security for an undisclosed amount.

An increasing need for efficient computing, enhanced scalability, and reliable storage is expected to propel the adoption of HPC solutions.

The first half of 2017 alone saw $18.2 billion invested in mergers and acquisitions, up from $7.6 billion in all of 2016 and $6 billion in 2015.

Gartner has released the findings from a global survey that delved into organisations' data and analytics use and the potential for the market.

Tenable announced record billings of over $250 million representing a growth of over 45% for the fiscal year of 2017.

Commvault has announced the appointment of Owen Taraniuk as head of worldwide partnerships and market development.

Asia Pacific will be a hotspot for security assessment vendors as it becomes the fastest growing region in the world between 2017-2022.

Over the past year, compromises of payment card data, network intrusions, and cyberattacks using hotel Wi-Fi have plagued the hospitality industry.

Alibaba's Asian cloud sales soar; Changes in how we consume cloud; Rise of managed security service providers; Blockchain's potential beyond cryptocurrency.

Hundreds of questions surround the power supply of data centres - Vertiv attempts to answer them in an upcoming webinar.

Vertiv has put together a report of the five trends the company expects to impact the data centre ecosystem in 2018.

Tenable is ramping up its cybersecurity presence across Japan, the Middle East and South America as the company experiences strong customer demand.

SAP and Huawei are highly compatible, with SAP as a provider of enterprise applications and Huawei as a provider of IT infrastructure.

Only 53% of ANZ business leaders are digitally literate, according to ISACA's Digital Transformation Barometer research.

The rise of IoT has resulted in unprecedented data demands, and the Internet's current infrastructure is struggling to keep up.

The company will use the funds to improve its proprietary technologies, scaling business operations and expanding into key Asian markets.