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The City of Melbourne unveils a AUD $5 million support package to help SMEs enhance eCommerce capabilities and adjust to remote working demands.

China's cloud giants—Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, and Baidu AI Cloud—quickly expanded services to fight COVID-19, boosting the cloud market by nearly 67%.

Traffic has begun to increase in day time broadband traffic as the network starts to see the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Singapore real estate tech firm ERA Realty Network has partnered with Gnowbe to offer a new mobile-first learning platform for real estate professionals.

SolarWinds appoints Sojung Lee as vice president for APJ sales, strengthening its leadership in IT operations management across Asia Pacific and Japan.

Two partnership levels, improved incentives and greater training resources for solution providers across Australia and New Zealand.

Turnitin is incorporating artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI and ML) to tackle the problem of contract cheating.

The esports market is booming, with Extreme Networks highlighting a surge in demand for robust Wi-Fi and network infrastructure in schools and major events.

The virtual reality market will exhibit a 42.2% CAGR, as big brands move to offer an advanced user experience says Fortune Business Insights.

Singtel will support its 12,600 Singapore employees with the skills to be able to thrive in the digital economy.

Less than one in three (29%) of data operational workers are confident that data within their organisation is always accurate and up to date.

Ruckus Networks, now owned by CommScope, is expanding its network portfolio to improve digital learning and tackle vaping in schools.

Aims to provide sales, technical and marketing professionals with skills, assets, access and innovation to deliver mutual growth.

The Data Literacy Project has expanded its library to 18 free courses, provided by Qlik, aiming to boost global data literacy and enhance business growth.

In launching the two new facilities, Microsoft becomes the first global provider to deliver cloud services from data centres on the continent.

By providing access to its tech expertise and cloud resources, Alibaba Cloud hopes to promote IT education around the globe.

Gen Z doesn't just use the internet to connect them, entertain them, sell to them, and build their digital brand, they expect it to.

The joint programme with the Singapore Management University (SMU) and Alibaba Cloud is the latter company's first of its kind outside of China.

Connection numbers and the demand per device is growing exponentially in education instiutions. How can a school be ready for what's to come?.

Skillsoft has launched a new data centre in Frankfurt to meet European GDPR demands and support growing regional use of its Percipio learning platform.