Open Standards stories - Page 10

Adoption of the OPC UA over TSN standard will allow companies to leverage the benefits of multi-vendor, peer-to-peer communications.

Vodafone, China Mobile, and Huawei collaborate to demonstrate advanced ONAP orchestration capabilities for cross-operator multilayer VPN services.

The three tech titans have made a major announcement reflecting their view of data inter-operability in the future.

Australia has the potential to become a global leader in cloud technology, says Vault Cloud founder and CEO Rupert Taylor-Price.

Google, Amazon, IBM, Microsoft and Oracle joined forces, pledging to speed up the progress of health data standards and interoperability.

HPE will invest in research and development to advance and innovate new products, services and consumption models across a number of technologies.

12V has been the standard output for power supplies, but recently we're seeing 48V, with claims of much higher overall efficiency.

The result is up to 60% hardware acquisition cost savings, less power consumption and less e-waste during technology refresh cycles.

Eaton's Tofino enhances industrial net security with fibre optics & new firewall tech, defending critical infrastructure.

Cofense's anti-phishing software now integrates with SIEM systems, fortifying enterprise security by automating incident response and threat intelligence.

Exclusive Group debuts 'NuMeRu', a turnkey data centre bundle integrating Nutanix, Mellanox, and Rubrik, offering innovative solutions and financing options.

Avolution releases Abacus Toolset 5.2, helping enterprise architects streamline data integration for improved modeling and analysis.

StorageX 8.0 delivers support for S3 compliant storage and comprehensive file management from the data centre to the cloud.

Browser vendors are integrating capabilities once provided by plugins directly, given this progress, Adobe has decided to end the life of Flash...

Software AG has snapped up former Dell and Symantec executive, Brenton Smith, to head its ANZ operations as the company seeks to bolster business here.

What will New Zealand's digital future look like? Fast internet, cloud, big data and mobility are at the forefront, and our leaders must embrace it.

Twenty New Zealand tech companies have published a manifesto urging the government to future-proof the country through technological advancement and innovation.

SAP is launching a 'blockchain-as-a-service', in a move it says will help businesses integrate blockchain into existing business processes.

Customers will demand it and sooner or later the vendors will see that collaboration, not closed thinking, will drive innovation and business success.

Equinix's insights forecast a revolutionary shift in digital enterprise, emphasising the need for dynamic, interconnected IT strategies.