Apple hits Samsung at home, where it hurts
Apple is getting closer to matching Samsung Electronics on its home turf, as it has done with other East Asian rivals.
Alibaba calls Chinese regulatory report unfair, as customer numbers grow
Alibaba Group bristled at a Chinese government report critical of its e-commerce business, calling it an "unfair" attack, and defended ongoing efforts to stamp out counterfeit goods from its retail sites.
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Alibaba clashes with Chinese regulator over online sales of fake goods
Alibaba Group is facing harsh criticism from the Chinese government over sales of fake goods on its e-commerce sites.
Huawei increases Malaysian foothold with Ingram Micro tie-up
Malaysia's Ingram Micro is Huawei's newest authorised distributor of mobile broadband and devices.
Motorola returns to China, touts phone customization
The company is positioning itself as a design-centric brand rather than a cost-effective one.
Malaysia Airlines attacked, big data dump threatened
The Malaysia Airlines website has been attacked and the Lizard Squad, one of the groups that claimed responsibility on Monday, threatened to soon "dump some loot" found on the airline's servers.
Report: Apple agrees to Chinese security audits of its products
Apple will allow China's State Internet Information Office to run security audits on products the company sells in China in an effort to counter concerns that other governments are using its devices for surveillance, according to news reports.
NTT connects JPX and SGX
Launches low latency service for international leased lines.
Amazon launches corporate email
Amazon Web Services has launched ‘WorkMail', a cloud-based corporate email and calendaring service.
Flying high, Apple readies Watch to ship in April
It's not an exact date, but we're getting close to Apple Watch's launch.
Report predicts automated driving capabilities by 2020
A quarter billion connected vehicles on the road will enable these capabilities, says Gartner
Huawei Consumer BG sales revenue reaches US$ 12.2 billion
Total sales revenue increased 30% year-on-year in financial year 2014.
Data analytics: Are we there yet?
Organisational data analytics is a journey, not a destination.
Facebook blocks content in Turkey deemed insulting to the Prophet Muhammad
Facebook has blocked some content in Turkey after Turkish authorities said the material was illegal because it was insulting to the Prophet Muhammad.
War of words on the impending IBM layoffs: IBM denies plan to lay off 100,000 employees
Calling it "ridiculous" and "baseless," IBM has dismissed a report that said the technology giant plans to lay off 1 in 4 of its workers, or 100,000 people, according to a report by AP.
Five myths (debunked) about security and privacy for Internet of Things
IoT has the potential to enable improvements to so many facets of life, the list is endless. Its primary advancement is enabling the interconnectedness of “things” and resulting insights and synergies. Yet that same connectedness raises concerns for security and privacy that must be addressed.
US spy program has financial, security impacts, says Snowden
Encryption can still stymie government snooping, says former NSA analyst.
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IBM's SoftLayer chief departs amid cloud transition
The head of IBM's SoftLayer cloud services business has left the company, hard on the heels of IBM naming another executive to lead a new cloud division.
Congo restores Internet to banks, gov't agencies but public block remains
Internet service has been restored to government agencies and banks in the Democratic Republic of Congo, but otherwise a government shutdown of email, social media and mobile phone services, ordered on Jan. 19, remains in effect.
CIOs: Are you throwing out your IT equipment too early?
The proliferation of "big" concepts such as data analytics, data centre infrastructure management, data centre and a host of other terms serve to add to the buzz, and complexities, of the marketplace.
FBI consultant: Silk Road founder carried millions worth of bitcoins on laptop
Most of the money was transferred from Silk Road servers, according to documents filed in the case against Ross Ulbricht.
Obama, in India, will get earful about the H-1B visa
Indian government, industry leaders may ask for administrative changes to work visa rules.
DevOps gains support from APJ enterprises: CA Technologies
82 percent of the firms in the region claim to have embraced or are planning to adopt a DevOps strategy.
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APPLICATIONSASEAN customer solutions centre opens in Malaysia: Brandt, Servion, Cisco
MSC Malaysia-status Brandt International launches BPO facility to serve consumer-facing brands in Malaysia and the ASEAN region.
Mobility and Cloud will be key to enterprise going forward: Certus
Mobility will be the key to enterprise agility in the coming years. That's the word from Certus director of mobile solutions, Matt Smith.
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IMAGING AND PRINTINGEpson launches new innovation centre to boost SEA’s printing industry
The centre aims to educate partners and customers on how Epson’s solutions will help them improve their efficiency, versatility and capability.
EMC plans layoffs in wake of weakened outlook
Storage giant EMC will soon start handing out pink slips as part of a new restructuring effort prompted by a weakened financial outlook.
FBI consultant: Silk Road founder carried millions worth of bitcoins on laptop
Most of the money was transferred from Silk Road servers, according to documents filed in the case against Ross Ulbricht.
Boosted by iPhone 6 sales, Apple ties with Samsung for top smartphone rank
The iPhone 6 has sold so well that Apple tied with Samsung for the top position in the smartphone market in the fourth quarter, closing the gap with its South Korean competitor.
Taxed to its limits – The Internet as we know is going to change
With the Internet being pushed to its breaking point, we need to find and create new models to architect Internet infrastructure to anticipate future needs as the data traffic will only trend upwards, not downwards.
Wi-Fi issues continue to hamper OS X users despite updates
Apple's efforts this week to remedy the Wi-Fi connectivity issues plaguing many OS X users produced mediocre results, judging by comments left in Apple's support forum.
Still not worried about Windows Server 2003? Think again
Anthony Stevens, CIO of KPMG Australia debates why CIOs are delaying the migration from Windows Server 2003
AstraZeneca to roll out Box to its entire workforce
Box made its successful initial public offering last week.
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Fresh blood
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UK Oracle User Group CEO James Haslam resigns
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