About Catherine
Catherine Knowles
Journalist
Currently working as a freelance writer and content creator, Catherine has a keen interest in all areas of technology and storytelling in our digital age. Having worked with a number of businesses and people across media, education, publishing and communications, Catherine has a definite respect for common sense, great content and turning ideas into reality.
Stories by Catherine - Page 1
T-Mobile acquires Vistar to revolutionise DOOH sector
Yesterday
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customers
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advertising
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digital media
T-Mobile has acquired Vistar Media for USD $600 million, aiming to revolutionise the digital-out-of-home advertising landscape by combining cutting-edge technology with customer insights.
Finance leaders cite limited budget access as growth barrier
Yesterday
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financial systems
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collaboration
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customers
A survey by Soldo shows that 88% of UK finance leaders believe restricted budget access is hindering business growth and employee productivity.
Siemens tech selected by RIKEN for AI device research
Yesterday
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ai
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cloud services
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computing
Siemens Digital Industries Software will aid Japan's RIKEN in advancing research on next-gen AI devices using its Veloce Strato CS and Catapult HLS platforms.
Edged opens new ultra-efficient data centre in Irving
Yesterday
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hyperscale
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dc
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power / energy
Edged has unveiled its cutting-edge data centre in Irving, Texas, featuring a waterless cooling system and energy-efficient operations designed for AI workloads.
SentinelOne upgrades Purple AI with major platform links
Yesterday
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firewalls
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cloud security
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soc
SentinelOne has enhanced its Purple AI security analyst capabilities by integrating with major third-party products, boosting threat detection and response.
Spencer Building to boost data centre capacity in Canada
Yesterday
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uc
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hyperscale
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dc
Spencer Building Carrier Hotel in Vancouver is expanding its facilities, adding two new data halls to address soaring demand for data centre services.
Azul ensures Java solutions comply with DORA EU standards
Yesterday
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risk & compliance
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cybersecurity
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software development
Azul has confirmed that its Java solutions now meet the European Union's Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) requirements, aiding financial institutions in compliance.
BDx opens fifth data centre in Indonesia's Jakarta
Yesterday
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digital transformation
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hyperscale
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iot
BDx Data Centers has unveiled its fifth facility in Indonesia, the CGK 3A campus, aiming to bolster the region's digital infrastructure and support the growing economy.
Jaywing & InvoCare partner to boost digital services
Yesterday
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digital transformation
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digital marketing
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digitisation
Jaywing has been appointed by InvoCare to enhance digital customer experiences across 60 brands in Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore.
Kaspersky enhances SIEM solution with AI & new features
Yesterday
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endpoint protection
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siem
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cloud security
Kaspersky has unveiled major upgrades to its Security Information and Event Management solution, aiming to boost productivity amid escalating cyber threats.
Email attacks surge in APAC, phishing up by 30% in 2024
Yesterday
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malware
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phishing
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advanced persistent threat protection
New research from Abnormal Security highlights a 26.9% rise in advanced email attacks in the Asia-Pacific, with phishing emerging as the leading threat.
StorONE adds Kubernetes support to enterprise platform
Yesterday
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storage
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data protection
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multi-cloud
StorONE has unveiled the integration of Kubernetes support into its ONE Enterprise Storage Platform, enhancing the simplicity and efficiency of container management.
Zendesk exploit allows phishing scams, CloudSEK reports
Yesterday
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endpoint protection
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phishing
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email security
CloudSEK's latest report reveals how cybercriminals exploit Zendesk's subdomain feature to create convincing phishing scams, risking brand trust and security.
Privacy pros stressed by cuts & regulatory demands
Yesterday
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data protection
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it training
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hcm
A recent ISACA report reveals that privacy professionals face soaring stress levels due to budget cuts and regulatory pressures, with 63% feeling more stressed than five years ago.
Caseware acquires Australian AI startup Extractly.ai
Yesterday
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document management
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data analytics
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ecm
Caseware has acquired Australian AI startup Extractly.ai, known for its intelligent document processing, enhancing its presence in the audit technology sector.
Oracle launches new AI tools to boost sales productivity
Yesterday
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cx
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martech
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genai
Oracle has unveiled new AI agents within its Fusion Cloud Sales to enhance customer engagement and boost sales team productivity.
BT urges CNI to switch from copper to digital by 2025
Yesterday
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network infrastructure
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digital transformation
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cleantech
BT is calling on UK's Critical National Infrastructure providers to shift from outdated analogue systems to digital by December 2025 to safeguard essential services.
Teleport 17 enhances security for cloud infrastructure
Last week
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firewalls
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hyperscale
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network security
Teleport has unveiled its Teleport 17 update, enhancing access control for large enterprises facing rising cloud security challenges amidst increasing breaches.
Telstra and ISPT forge ahead with 5G DAS in Sydney
Last week
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ai
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ar, vr & metaverse
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collaboration
Telstra and ISPT have launched advanced 5G connectivity at 477 Pitt Street, Sydney, providing comprehensive mobile coverage for building tenants.
DoiT acquires LiveDiagrams to enhance cloud intelligence
Last week
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devops
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hyperscale
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apm
DoiT has acquired LiveDiagrams, enhancing its Cloud Intelligence platform with new capabilities for improved cloud architecture visualisation and optimisation.