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Cloud DC is a company that tosses aside the idea that virtualisation has to involve the entire desktop. Instead, it focuses on the applications.

Sometimes victims pay the ransom and don't receive the decryption key, or find that the key doesn't work, or even find another demand for even more.

The global 3D printing market is predicted to reach $28.9bn in 2020, according to a report by analyst firm IDC.

The number hyperscale data centers globally has surged past the 300 mark following a flurry of end of year data center openings.

Organisations across the globe are continuing to invest in the hardware, software and services that enable IoT, and the market is reaping the benefits.

Demand for cloud brokers is driving new opportunities for service providers and IT departments. But what makes a successful cloud broker?.

We take a look back at the year that was, the stories that showcased the Kiwi channel at its best -and worst- and the people that make up the channel.

UltraServe is ramping up its plans for international growth with a new VP of operations to manage senior project engineers and general ops.

The native integration includes all four Amazon Channels, will also help merchandise manufacturers, private labelers and wholesalers through Amazon.

Australian cloud provider base2Services plans to expand to the US next year, as it aims to tap into the American cloud market.

Application development provider Go2Group is opening a new Hong Kong office to keep on track with market growth, and it's after new channel partners.

Microsoft's acquisition of LinkedIn has been cleared by the European Commission, completing all necessary regulatory approvals for the deal.

Xero integrates Apple Pay, speeding up invoice payments for 862k users and enhancing small business cash flows.

RedShield's CTO Sam Pickles discusses their iSANZ win and the company's mission to solve clients' unique security issues without needing developers.

The move is part of its $160 million global strategy to serve Fortune 500 clients with faster speed to market, especially for data center & cloud.

Vendor revenue in the global server market declined 7% YoY to $12.5bn in Q3, with Japan and APeJ experiencing the only growth.

Ingram Micro resellers will soon be able to offer new cloud bundles incorporating Trend Micro, with the vendor heading to Cloud Marketplace.

Blockchain, the technology behind Bitcoin, is set to go mainstream and transform various aspects of everyday life, according to legal and banking experts.

According to IDC, SMBs will spend USD $564 billion on IT in 2016, growing to USD $668 billion by 2020, to stay competitive against larger enterprises.

Cloud hosting provider Linode switched on its second Tokyo data center last week, upping the total amount of its Asian data centers to three.