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The top culprits in poor data quality in Oz are human error, different data sources, lack of comms, inadequate strategy, and too much information.

More servers and more CPU power used to be the answer to boosting data centre performance, but it appears this is no longer the case.

The company recently announced a strong 2018 calendar year after adding more new customers than any other year in its 15-year history.

OVH CEO Michel Paulin explains the benefits of a multi-cloud approach to an organisations digitalisation and what to consider before implementation.

Its new solution uses machine learning to protect online and mobile channels, as well as meet compliance requirements for transactional risk analysis.

Innovations in AI, blockchain, data, and IoT are set to redefine business and personal life in 2019 and beyond, reports Dimension Data.

Frost and Sullivan highlights big data as the cornerstone for cutting-edge cybersecurity, emphasising its predictive capabilities in thwarting future breaches.

Some shocking results include that 57% of respondents who have experienced a phishing attack have not changed their password behaviours.

Google fined EUR €50 million by France's CNIL for GDPR breaches, marking the first major enforcement under the EU's stringent data privacy law.

Futuresource has released its perspective on what Samsung Smart TV's new iTunes Movies and TV Show app means for Apple as a company.

Hillstone Networks CTO Tim Liu shares what key developments could be expected in the areas of security compliance, cloud, security, AI and IoT.

An A10 Networks exec talks 5G, software-defined networks, and the continuing evolution needed for a modern cloud environment.

The Chinese smartphone manufacturer is working with Keysight Technologies to accelerate the development of their 5G smartphone.

Low code automation will drive greater automation in networking capabilities, transforming complex processes into simple, self-serviceable workflows.

IDC expects global annual spending on IoT to exceed US$1 trillion by 2022, driving huge demand for data centres.

While many companies had previously been afraid of making the move, new advances in cloud security have reduced the number of successful cyber attacks.

While still maintaining a significant lead, Cisco finished 2018 with a slightly smaller piece of the pie in the enterprise IT infrastructure market.

The top nine vendors in the wide cloud market ecosystem are responsible for well over half of all the revenues.

The market's revenue growth reached double-digit figures in 2018, but Gartner has identified a number of imminent roadblocks.

AI cyber-attacks are not constrained by resources and compromises and can go on indefinitely without the need for pause.