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NZ's Alastair Cooke is throwing VMDownUnderground in Sydney, aspiring to connect virtualisation experts at a Veeam-sponsored bash.

Meg Whitman has been named as the new CEO of Hewlett-Packard, less than a year after Leo Apotheker was appointed.

Apple gears up for Oct 4 event, set to unveil iPhone 5 in Tim Cook's debut as CEO, stirring investor and fan anticipation alike.

Compuware merges Gomez and dynaTrace technologies, unveiling the comprehensive Compuware Gomez 360° Web Load Testing to enhance user experience diagnostics.

Vasco introduces a global, free e-learning sales training and certification program for its channel partners, accessible through the SEAL platform.

Google declared war when it opened up Google+ this week; what response can we expect from today’s f8 developer conference?.

Hackers exploit children's love for online games, with BitDefender warning of rising online threats targeting young, unsuspecting users.

LG unveils PenTouch TV, a plasma screen blending drawing tech and PC interaction, aimed at both leisure and business users.

Google chairman Eric Schmidt survives Senate antitrust hearing, but questions linger over search giant's practices.

Chinese firms plan $US100m fibre-optic cable between Auckland and Sydney, set to boost broadband speeds and market competition.

Google's boss, Eric Schmidt, dismissed comparisons to Microsoft as he testified in a Senate hearing on anti-trust claims.

As 4G and smartphones surge, operators turn to microwave tech for flexible, cost-effective backhaul solutions to meet growing data demands.

Flash games are evolving to 3D as Adobe gears up to launch Flash 11 and AIR 3, promising console-quality gaming on various devices.

Polycom rebrands Intelligent Core as RealPresence, aiming to boost UC interoperability and double revenue to USD $3 billion with open standards.

Reduced funding and election-year uncertainty cause a 2% drop in average ICT salaries, says absoluteIT. Median wage now USD $75,000, with perks also cut.

Michael Bosnar, ex-Sybase ANZ sales director, takes helm as AppSense's ANZ managing director, promising to boost virtualisation adoption.

Telecom has boosted demerger incentives for stockholders, doubling the consent fee to 0.5% and adjusting interest rates to address credit rating concerns.

Christchurch-based Telogis unveils Progression, a cutting-edge SaaS platform designed to enhance work order management efficiency.

Crytek, known for Crysis, tapped to develop the sequel to THQ's dystopian shooter Homefront, promising a blockbuster experience for 2014.

Employees need to understand their role in their organisation, and their organisation's role in the world: report.