Ask any tech industry analyst where the sector’s growth is going to come from over the next five years and the answer will almost certainly be services. This is precisely why the current anti-trust court case against Apple and its App Store hegemony is important to both Apple and its iPhone user opponents.

Objections have been raised to a likely deal between the US and the UK that would give London the right to gain access to data held by American tech firms.

University of New South Wales researchers have demonstrated a compact sensor that can access information stored in electrons bringing the world one step closer to scalable quantum computing in silicon.

Retail telecommunications is still the most complained about industry in New Zealand despite complaints levels about the remaining relatively flat year on year, according to a new consumer issues report from the competition enforcement agency, the Commerce Commission.

Global cloud software solutions provider Nutanix says Australian schools and educational institutions are increasingly moving to e-learning, preparing students for a 'digital future'.

Cyber security outfit Secure Logic has launched a threat detection platform that uses artificial intelligence and predictive analytics to predict data breaches with what the company claims is "a high degree of confidence".

Fox Sports Australia and outside broadcast and studio facilities company NEP Australia have selected Dell EMC’s Isilon F800 all-flash scale-out NAS storage solution to power the production of live sport in 4K Ultra High Definition (UHD) video resolution.

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