Infrastructure stories
Vinod Bagal takes on the Delivery role from DXC senior vice president Samson David, who has decided to pursue other opportunities.
As network traffic surges and app quality drives tech decisions, Kemp explores the rise of next-gen SDN solutions, marked by automation and programmability.
Infrastructure and operations leaders must prepare for automation strategy, hybrid IT, and scaling DevOps in 2020, according to Gartner.
For the second year running, Gartner has named Silver Peak a Leader in the WAN Edge Infrastructure Magic Quadrant.
Scale Computing has been recognised in Gartner's Magic Quadrant for Hyperconverged Infrastructure, marking its presence in every edition since inception.
The company was named as a leader in two Magic Quadrants, and a subsidiary named a Peer Insights Customer Choice.
Fortinet named Challenger in Gartner's 2019 WAN Edge Infrastructure, showing top execution and vision abilities; Q2 revenue hit USD $46 million.
Ingram Micro partners with Nerdio to offer managed service providers the ability to deploy Microsoft Azure within two hours.
Businesses face extended application deployment times due to complex load balancers, multi-cloud challenges, and lack of support, reveals Kemp survey.
Nutanix has been recognised as a leader in Gartner's 2019 Magic Quadrant for Hyperconverged Infrastructure, applauded for its innovation and customer success.
The awards recognise seven partners that have demonstrated leadership in the channel and five individuals who have demonstrated excellence.
The expansion will add more than 11,500 square feet to the data center, bringing its total footprint to more than 29,000 square feet of white space.
MEG reveals winners of 2019 MEF Awards, recognizing excellence in software-defined networking and network function virtualisation.
AustCyber and the Tasmanian Government launch new cybersecurity Innovation Node in Launceston, aiming to boost innovation and industry growth in Tasmania.
A new report has reinforced pressure on ministers to back council infrastructure spending, after all eight cities were classed as severely unaffordable.
Fresh funding and planning reforms could speed up roads, water and housing delivery as New Zealand seeks to ease infrastructure bottlenecks.
Tight housing supply and surging demand are pushing Dunedin values up 17% a year, with buyers still outpacing new listings.
Infosys to modernise Australia's welfare system with new Entitlement Calculation Engine, aiming at efficient policy implementation and operational savings.
Civil contractors say the Government must back already designed transport works quickly to protect jobs as big projects finish.
Growing commuter demand and planned development are giving Tuakau a boost, as young Auckland families seek cheaper homes and bigger sections.