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New website launched to raise the IT bar in New Zealand
Posted on 21-Mar-2011 19:39 News, Computing

The non-profit site which features the key factors to delivering successful projects, was developed for the IT and business community to work together to improve IT in New Zealand.

Next version of Opera browser "Barracuda" now available for beta testing (with video)
Posted on 17-Mar-2011 21:16 News, Computing

Barracuda inherits the streamlined design of its forebears, while its ongoing evolution has resulted in smarter features and faster performance.

Microsoft announces global availability of Internet Explorer 9 (with video)
Posted on 15-Mar-2011 19:53 News, Computing

Microsoft Corp. has announced the launch of the latest version of the world’s most-used browser with the release of Windows Internet Explorer 9 in 39 languages at an event at the SXSW Interactive conference.

Ericsson AU/NZ 2012 graduate recruitment campaign now open
Posted on 15-Mar-2011 19:37 News, Computing

For the first time in several years, graduates will be recruited for positions in Sydney and Auckland, reflecting customer commitments and business opportunities in these cities in addition to traditional annual Melbourne-based graduate recruitment campaign.

Microsoft New Zealand announces new categories, new date and new venue for the 2011 Partner Awards
Posted on 10-Mar-2011 22:41 News, Computing

There will be 10 new categories at this year’s awards, designed to recognise the breadth of work conducted by the companies in the Microsoft Partner Network.

HP announces multimillion-dollar Next-generation data center in Waikato, New Zealand
Posted on 10-Mar-2011 14:04 News, Computing

The facility will provide the infrastructure organisations need for cloud computing services, application modernisation and data centre transformation, enabling clients to devote more resources to innovation and increase productivity.

Opera launches the Opera Mobile Store
Posted on 9-Mar-2011 17:59 News, Computing

The Opera Mobile Store has been built and delivered through a strategic partnership with Appia, provider of open application marketplace technology, offering free and paid applications for multiple mobile phone platforms in 200 countries.

Intel announces 2nd generation Intel Core vPro Business Processors
Posted on 9-Mar-2011 17:57 News, Computing

Computer makers around the world, including Dell, Fujitsu, HP and Lenovo, are introducing new laptop, convertible-tablet, desktop and all-in-one PCs for businesses based on the new Intel Core vPro processors.

Jade appoints new research associate
Posted on 9-Mar-2011 17:55 News, Computing

Key appointment as the company prepares to launch another product under the JOOB brand.

Microsoft New Zealand makes finance easier
Posted on 9-Mar-2011 17:51 News, Computing

Microsoft New Zealand today announced new features to its financing programme, enabling customers to purchase software, services and hardware with ease.

Intel announces Thunderbolt Technology
Posted on 25-Feb-2011 10:00 News, Computing

Thunderbolt is a 10Gbps fast data transfer combines with HD display connectivity to enable new usages and peripheral devices. Apple first to release

HP boosts performance of CERN Network
Posted on 17-Feb-2011 11:53 News, Computing

CERN’s research community includes more than 10,000 scientists and engineers who need to share large amounts of data quickly and securely with other researchers at CERN and around the world.

New Zealand SharePoint Conference in March 2011
Posted on 17-Feb-2011 11:40 News, Computing

The 2011 New Zealand SharePoint Conference draws top tech talent to New Zealand.

IBM Power 750 systems help streamline blood collection in NZ
Posted on 8-Feb-2011 09:37 News, Computing

IBM POWER7 servers replace Sun systems to deliver higher performance, improve security.

Intel identifies chipset design error, implementing solution
Posted on 1-Feb-2011 10:36 News, Computing

Intel Corporation has discovered a design issue in a recently released support chip, the Intel 6 Series, code-named Cougar Point, and has implemented a silicon fix.

Google releases Yad Vashem Holocaust archives online
Posted on 27-Jan-2011 08:40 News, Computing

A custom search engine on Yad Vashem’s collections site gives users access to the archive with more than 130,000 images in full resolution.

HP drives forward to the cloud
Posted on 26-Jan-2011 09:34 News, Computing

HP has announced a suite of new products and services that enable businesses and governments to leverage the power of the cloud while ensuring they meet required levels of security, performance and availability.

Google names co-founder Larry Page new CEO
Posted on 21-Jan-2011 10:35 News, Computing

Google co-founder Larry Page will lead product development and technology strategy, and starting from April 4 he will take charge of day-to-day operations as Google’s Chief Executive Officer.

Infinity RMS collects for New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs
Posted on 20-Jan-2011 15:02 News, Computing

Department of Internal Affairs chooses Triquestra’s Infinity POS and Corporate Performance Management systems for public service transaction efficiency.

IDC's New Zealand IT Services predictions
Posted on 17-Jan-2011 14:03 News, Computing

The research company says 'Fusion' rather than 'Confusion' setting the scene for 2011.

Intel introduces second generation of Intel Core Processor
Posted on 6-Jan-2011 15:33 News, Computing

Intel brings ‘Eye Candy’ to newest laptop, PC chips including new Intel Core processor features to create new visual experiences.

AMD proclaims APU era is here
Posted on 6-Jan-2011 15:28 News, Computing

The company is saying AMD Fusion will bring HD everywhere, with smooth 1080p playback, all-day battery life, thanks to single die design.

New Zealand Government ICT Council established
Posted on 22-Dec-2010 16:19 News, Computing

The ICT Strategy Group, chaired by David Smol, Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development, announced today that it has completed the steps to establish the Government ICT Council, including appointing Sam Knowles as the Independent Chair.

PC shutdown a huge carbon saving for HSBC New Zealand
Posted on 17-Dec-2010 10:42 News, Computing

HSBC New Zealand has reduced its carbon emissions by nearly 30,000 kilos this year by introducing the automatic PC switch-off technology NightWatchman.

Air New Zealand launches new Sabre branded fares option
Posted on 9-Dec-2010 11:26 News, Computing

Fare families and graphical displays make ‘Seats to Suit’ information clearer for travel agents and customers.


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