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Blancco CEO Pat Clawson says Chinese companies are detecting more and more security incidents - an increase of 900% since 2014.

Samsung announces recycling plan for Galaxy Note 7 devices, including reselling refurbished units in different countries.

Aged UPS units pose critical risks; time to evaluate newer, efficient alternatives and avert potential IT disasters.

Singapore's landfill space is projected to run out by 2035, but Google's data centers there have achieved a 100% landfill diversion rate.

Historic Thorndon School set for a $9m revamp, with innovative learning spaces and new library to enrich education.

Obsolete technology items are being recycled by ITrecycla in New Zealand to recover valuable metals and protect the environment.

Vodafone to unite Auckland staff in a futuristic hub at Smales Farm, signalling a tech-led workplace evolution.

The annual NZ Security Conference and Exhibition comes to Auckland this November, bringing with it a range of international speakers and presentations.

Fujitsu has become the first data centre provider in NSW to achieve a NABERS energy for data centres rating for two of its Sydney data centres.

As the secondhand smartphone market surges to £14 billion, vendors must strategise for the growing appetite for refurbished tech.

Kiwi resellers are jumping on board a Microsoft initiative which enables them to get Windows OEM software at half price for refurbished computers.

Over a million discarded mobiles raise £1.8m for Starship's air ambulance, proving the power of recycling for charity.

Kroll Ontrack partners with Blancco to expand data erasure offerings across ANZ, ensuring secure data management for businesses.

Manurewa Intermediate soars into the digital age, thanks to a £40k ICT upgrade from Vodafone, enriching learning with new tech.

CEO Tim Cook forced to offer a signed apology after the company were accused of offering second-rate repair service on iPhones and iPads.

Microsoft New Zealand continues their look back at 2012, remembering their work during the past twelve months.

In the midst of a game of musical chairs in the Google boardroom, the internet giant has turned its focus to mobile for 2011 and beyond.

Kiwi citizens urged to donate old mobiles to Starship Children's Hospital, aiding its vital Air Ambulance Service for sick kids.

Millions of gamers around the globe have defined their love for Gears of War by focusing on one solitary figure – Marcus Fenix, the leader of Delta Squad.