The price of bitcoins may be soaring, but China isn't too thrilled with the virtual currency. On Thursday, the nation moved to regulate use of bitcoins, stating that its financial institutions could not deal in the virtual currency.
With the city being so compact and highly urbanized, Hong Kong not only has an opportunity to achieve even greater 'smart' credentials and sustainability, but can also become a model smart city for the rest of the world.
China Labor Watch has accused a Samsung supplier of mistreating its workers.
World's largest carrier -- over 700M subscribers -- offers huge opportunity for Apple
IT security investment decisions have found their way up to the C-suite in Hong Kong, according to a survey conducted by Frost & Sullivan Southeast Asia.
China's largest telecom could single-handedly boost iPhone sales by 20 percent.
NTT Com Security empowers Hong Kong businesses to make proactive risk management decisions with next generation Managed Security Services (MSS)
A hotel is a dynamic environment that needs mobility to improve efficiency, said Alan Sun, founder and GM of Service Technology Partners.
Organisations with good financial performance are more than twice as likely to make better use of data, according to a Tableau Software-The Economist study.
Bank cites no evidence of funds being stolen as reasoning for not issuing new cards
Next year will see demonstrable evidence of the Internet of Things, real-time communications on the Web, and SDN-enabled platforms with killer applications for them.
Security vendor expects the Cloud and the security around it to feature prominently next year
647 StanChart clients’ bank statements stolen from a Fuji Xerox printing facility
In keynote ADP's V. Jay LaRosa says IT security folks should avoid just saying no; work directly with business managers to help them innovate
Sumitomo Corporation, NEC Corporation and NTT Communications Corporation provide communications infrastructure in Myanmar, contributing to economic development and the operation of the SEA Games
Acronis Labs to focus on driving innovations in cloud technologies, storage, backup and access
Largest investment ever made into SEA e-fashion underscores strong growth perspective, the online fashion retailer
The predictions include the rise of data driven marketing, CYOD to replace BYOD, and software-defined infrastructure to be a formal transformation agenda for CIOs.
HP is planning to axe over 1,100 jobs at the start of 2014 across its Bracknell, Sheffield and Warrington hubs.
Following reports about U.S. surveillance worldwide, a United Nations panel adopted Tuesday a resolution on potential threats to human rights such as the right to privacy in the digital age.
High-profile execs may be hesitant to risk gaffes on sites like Twitter or Google+, analysts say
Anonymous members, charged with a distributed denial-of-service attack on PayPal, entered a plea Thursday that could see some of them walk free at sentencing next December.
In theory, a hybrid offshore deal combines the best of pure outsourcing and a captive IT services center. In reality, it's more complicated -- and not for everyone.
A recent study reports that 50 percent of companies had an IT project fail in the last 12 months. Business leaders who blame IT are missing the real project management issues.
As times change, so does the role of IT. A generation ago, it had to embrace PCs and client/server solutions. Now IT departments are faced with the consumerization of technology. Could the same analytics that helps companies predict customer behavior help IT departments stay relevant?
Cloud Security Alliance forms group to tackle problem fueled by server compromises in hosting facilities
Vendors shipped 4.97 million 10 Gigabit Ethernet ports during the third quarter
647 StanChart clients’ bank statements stolen from a Fuji Xerox printing facility
JP Morgan has warned 465,000 customers using its prepaid cash cards that personal information may have been compromised after it was targeted in a cyber attack earlier this year.
They are not necessarily malevolent forces, but Internet companies' power to influence what citizens read and see -- and what they don't -- is becoming greater.
Here's everything you need to know about the dual-screen Yotaphone.
NETWORKINGNext year will see demonstrable evidence of the Internet of Things, real-time communications on the Web, and SDN-enabled platforms with killer applications for them.
Oracle Linux administrators can finally take advantage of the powerful DTrace debugging tool, first designed for Solaris
The Free Software Foundation on Thursday attacked Microsoft for "meaningless" public statements on privacy and security, claiming that Windows is "fundamentally insecure."
Includes the rise of flash storage, software-defined data centres, cloud, network-attached storage and more.
China will be responsible for the lion's share of growth in the Asia Pacific markets which, combined, will reach some $854 billion by 2018.
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Do you find protecting data in virtual environments is getting more and more challenging? Wouldn't it be great to know the advantages and disadvantages of various data protection methods to better protect your VMs? Find it all from IDC!
A new survey reveals that many companies do not have secure BYOD policies in place. By ignoring security steps and employee BYOD education, you could be jeopardizing your confidential data. Get the facts, and tips from the survival guide!
Consolidating data center functions is becoming a pressing need across all organizations as networks, applications, and services grow more complex and unified communications must be supported without a compromise in functionality or performance.
Establishing the root cause of business-critical application disruption and slowdown often requires the manual correlation of data from multiple sources. This is complex, time-consuming, and expensive.
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Singapore commuters can now reload their EZ-Link cards on-the-go
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Malaysian innovators win at APICTA finale in Hong Kong
Fujitsu on the hunt for new Malaysia leader
Samsung Malaysia enriches its Smart TV with Spotify, Video Hub
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