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Shipments of personal computers in China grew by 9% or by 16.5 million units in the final quarter of 2021, making the figure for the whole year a record 57 million units, an increase of 10% year-on-year, figures from the technology analyst firm Canalys show. Tablets were not included in the count.

Kubernetes backup and disaster recovery specialist Kasten by Veeam has announced the Kasten K10 V4.5 Kubernetes data management platform.

Business software provider Zoho is lending its online invoicing software Zoho Invoice for free to help small and medium businesses and freelancers with their invoice processing.

Two days after it leaked details of a wormable flaw in the SMB protocol online, Microsoft has issued fixes for the issue.

Microsoft appears to have bungled the release of details of flaws in its operating systems and application software this month, with details of a wormable flaw in the SMB protocol leaking online even though the company did not release a fix for it as part of its normal monthly patch Tuesday.

Cisco ANZ vice-president Ken Boal says he was previously unsure about the company's ability to serve small and medium businesses, but now he has an "absolute passion" for the SMB market.

Optus has launched its "Optus Innovation Hub", a dedicated workspace within the Sydney Start Up Hub that will "see Optus SMB (small-to-medium business) collaborate with start-ups and SMBs to tackle current and future-state SMB issues".

A North Korean diplomat has asked the US to provide evidence for its claim that the WannaCry ransomware was created and spread by Pyongyang.

Software giant Oracle is looking to move downmarket with the opening of a cloud experience centre in Sydney for SME customers.

Having started his IT company at 12, Alexander Slade is now 21 years young, studying at Uni while running a very successful SMB IT specialist as chief executive, with big aspirations for the future.

A 20-year-old flaw in the server message block protocol used in Windows has been uncovered by two researchers who presented the details of their finding at last week's DEFCON security conference in Las Vegas.

A vulnerability in Samba, the standard Windows interoperability suite of programs for Linux and Unix, can be exploited remotely to gain access to Linux machines that have port 445 exposed.

A hacking implant written by the NSA and leaked by the hacking group Shadow Brokers about two weeks ago, can now be detected and removed using a script released by a cyber security firm.

When your company name is Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise (ALE), you assume that it does not cater for the SMB (small to medium business) end of town.

Telstra has launched ‘Australia’s first mobile leasing plan to help SMBs stay up to date with the latest technology.’

DocuSign is expanding its leadership team with Grant Cleary’s appointment "to serve a growing customer base moving from paper to digital in the region".

It is aimed at small to medium businesses struggling to keep the IT lights on and under-equipped to keep on top of the rapidly evolving threat landscape and determine how best to protect their business.

Serko, the self-professed leader in online enterprise travel booking has announced that it is working to connect its travel solutions to cloud accounting software provider Xero, bringing its online, cloud-based travel booking software to small businesses in Australia and New Zealand.

Enterprise-grade hardware based, firewalls providing advanced persistent threat protection are costly – out of the reach of many small to medium businesses (SMB)

Facebook has announced over 50 million businesses are now using Facebook Pages to successfully connect with their customers worldwide.