Over the Wire’s post-tax profit continues to slide
Telco services provider Over the Wire has posted another decline net after-tax profit, which fell by 23 per cent, to $1.8 million, during the six months ending 31 December 2020
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Vocus on the mend after consecutive profit hits
Vocus Group has ended a run of consecutive declines in net profit after tax, recording a rise of 49.2 per cent year-on-year, to $19.1 million, for the six months ending 31 December.
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Flight Centre calls on NTT for Microsoft consolidation support
Australian travel agency Flight Centre has called on NTT to consolidate its global systems over to Microsoft solutions as part of its five-year strategic partnership with the tech giant.
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MNF divests PennyTel amid record profitability
MNF Group has entered into a binding agreement to sell its SIM-only mobile provider PennyTel over to wholesale customer Macarthur Telecom.
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archTIS winds in losses as global expansion plans detailed
Information security provider archTIS has brought its after tax loss down by 37 per cent to $1.4 million during the six months ending 31 December 2020 as it sets its eyes on global expansion.
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CrowdStrike reinforces XDR play with US$400M Humio buy
Cyber security firm CrowdStrike has acquired cloud log management platform provider Humio for US$400 million in order to reinforce its own extended detection and response (XDR) capabilities.
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IBM homes in on Build partners in hybrid cloud push
Big Blue is reaffirming its commitment to its channel partners, with a particular focus on Build partners.
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Azure Firewall heats up with Premium preview
Azure Firewall Premium has entered into public preview, offering additional capabilities for the managed cloud-based network security service over Firewall Standard.
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Cirrus flags JobKeeper jolt amid profit surge
The federal government’s JobKeeper payment scheme has played a part in boosting Cirrus Networks’ half yearly after-tax profit by 514 per cent, year-on-year, to $1 million.
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Microsoft slams critical infrastructure Bill over 'misguided' govt control
Turns out Microsoft doesn't like the idea of the Australian government forcing it to install software or devices that would transmit its system data back to the government.
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Hubify snaps up Net Hoster’s telco customer database for Queensland expansion
Telecommunications provider Hubify, formerly known as United Networks, has acquired Net Hoster's telco customer database for $800,000 in cash in order to expand into Queensland.
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Hitachi Vantara expands on govt hyperconverged hardware project in $8.4M deal
Hitachi Vantara Australia is to provide more hyperconverged server hardware to the Department of Education, Skills and Employment in a new $8.4 million deal for it to expand its hosting platform.
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Microsoft calls out Google amid escalating Search spat
Microsoft President Brad Smith has lashed out at Google over its reaction to the Australian Government’s proposed media bargaining legislation.
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Aussie IT jobs growth surge eased over January
Job listings growth for the IT industry stalled during the start of the year, finally putting an end to a six-month surge.
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Accenture launches new joint VMware business group
Global consulting firm Accenture has expanded its relationship with VMware to launch a joint business unit focused on cloud solutions.
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