Cloud stories
Procurement teams are cutting sourcing cycles from weeks to hours as agentic AI shifts from pilot projects to board-level value creation.
The move comes as cyber security scrutiny grows, with Fleming tasked with sharpening how Kordia explains its role in keeping New Zealand connected.
Only 14% of organisations have reached top cloud maturity, leaving many AI projects at risk as spending lags behind demand.
Remote Australian and New Zealand sites will get faster access to edge AI and private 5G as Wavelink builds a new partner channel.
Cloud and artificial intelligence demand is driving a record APAC data centre build-out, with 15.7GW still in planning across the region.
The updates should cut manual expense work and tighten policy compliance as SAP Concur rolls out more AI and card-linked automation.
Enterprises can now manage legacy virtual machines and containers together on Google Cloud, easing migration and reducing operational complexity.
Businesses can now manage devices, branding and customer listings from one Apple platform, as the company retires two separate services worldwide.
A skills shortage looms as Victoria’s datacentre sector expands, with a fee-free academy set to train 48 students for in-demand roles.
Customer reviews have lifted the New York data management firm’s profile as enterprises demand tools that span on-premises systems and cloud services.
The ranking highlights demand for tools that tackle slow, manual software delivery, even as AI speeds up code creation at large enterprises.
With IT teams stretched thin, the platform automates Linux security and maintenance across cloud and on-premises systems while preserving oversight.
The new debt gives the data centre operator fresh firepower to expand US capacity as cloud and AI demand strains supply.
It aims to cut ransomware downtime by giving organisations a live map of assets and dependencies drawn from more than 60 data sources.
The benchmark suggests AI data centres could boost compute output by 15% without using water, easing power and cooling pressure.
The move puts the communications aggregator closer to New York's financial sector as demand rises for simplified global network management.
Demand for round-the-clock cyber defence is pushing Slipstream Cyber to strengthen its operations as attacks become faster and more complex.
Its carve-out from Spark leaves the operator expanding 11 New Zealand sites as cloud and AI demand drives more data centre capacity needs.
Timely approvals are under pressure as the sector backs the NSW government’s data centre policy, saying delays could shift investment offshore.
Canadian startups risk losing critical backing and control as investors and buyers favour foreign tech, panellists warned at CIX Summit.