Chinese multinational technology vendor, Lenovo, has issued a global recall for the 5th generation Lenovo Carbon X1 notebook because of a possible fire risk.

Giant Japanese IT services company NEC says it has developed an adaptive network control technology that allows automobiles to share information about their surroundings in real-time.

Snubbed by the US, Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei has announced a new promise of procurement with the UK worth £3 billion.

Australia is the biggest video surveillance equipment market in Oceania, more than eight times the market size in the second biggest country New Zealand, according to a new report by global industry analyst firm IHS Markit.

The US Department of Homeland Security has filed its response arguing against Kaspersky Lab's bid for a preliminary injunction to dismiss the ban on the use of its software in the US public service.

Global education software and services provider Tribal Group is collaborating with Microsoft to enable the organisation to expand the number of educational institutions and students that can access its Student Information Systems (SIS).

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