Data management vendor Cohesity's new Cohesity Runbook application automates the migration of workloads from on-premises servers to the cloud.

International data roaming provider Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills is claiming a world first with the “major milestone” establishment of an intercontinental live 5G data roaming service between Swiss operator Swisscom and South Korean carrier SK Telecom.

Chinese tech behemoth Alibaba Group’s data intelligence backbone, Alibaba Cloud, generated the third largest cloud database management system (DBMS) revenue among global players in 2018, according to a recent analyst report.

Skilled migrants have been an “overwhelming net positive” for the Australian economy and particularly sought after for filling skilled IT positions like developer programmers and ICT business analysts, according to a new report.

Insurers will spend US$634 million on Robotic Process Automation solutions by 2024, rising from US$184 million in 2019 – a 245% increase over the next five years, according to a newly released report.

Organisations that are early adopters of artificial intelligence (AI) have multiple projects in production and plan to double the number of AI projects in the coming few years, according to a new research report.

Global software applications, digital solutions and managed services vendor Civica has expanded its health and care solutions for the Australia, New Zealand and the Asia Pacific markets by combining its private health insurance fund solutions and new cloud-based products.

New Zealand online holiday rental booking platform Bachcare has been charged with misleading consumers allegedly by manipulating online reviews.

Telecommunications provider Vodafone Hutchison Australia has admitted it made false and misleading statements about its third-party direct carrier billing service and will pay damages to affected customers, the ACCC says.

Ransomware that uses SSH brute force attacks to gain access to Linux-based network-attached storage systems has been spotted by the security firm Intezer.

Sydney and Melbourne rank in the top 15 cities globally in a gender-specific study conducted by Dell Technologies that looks at a city’s ability to foster the growth of women-owned businesses.