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Security software testing company NSS Labs has filed an anti-trust suit against security firms Symantec, CrowdStrike, ESET and the Anti-Malware Testing Standards Organisation, claiming that they had conspired to prevent independent testing of their products.

An European researcher says that even though HP has released patches for a vulnerability in the server management solution that is used to gain remote access to baseboard management controllers — which have been embedded in most HP servers for the last decade — users who want to patch may have problems locating the fixes on HP's website.

Australian shipments of hardcopy peripherals fell 8.8% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2018 to 446,000 units, according to the latest report on the market from global analyst firm IDC.

Complete with its Infinity Fabric laden with AMD's six gems compromising of Ryzen and Ryzen Pro, Radeon, SenseMI, GuardMI, Zen and EPYC, AMD's avenging, superhero-like, next-gen technologies are making life very tough for Intel, and great again for PC buyers.

PC shipments in the Asia Pacific region are declining, especially in China where unit shipments have declined 5.7% year over year. The APAC decline comes as the global market declined for the 14th consecutive quarter dating back to the second quarter of 2012.

HP has had a lot of practice over the years with its x360 range of notebooks and ultrabooks that can swivel the screen all the way back to make a tablet, and its latest 1020 G2 model is a very smooth and evolved example.

Processor giant Intel will give a demonstration of a concept 5G-connected PC during the forthcoming Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

A survey of small and medium businesses in Australia with an annual turnover of more than $3 million has found that almost half do not consider themselves ready to cope with a new data breach law that comes into force on 22 February.

Want a Christmas present that's not just virtually out of this world, but actually is a head-worn portal to worlds beyond?

HP Inc's new Kids Fund is a local programme in line with the company's global commitment, announced in July this year, "of US$20 million in technology, training and R&D funding to enable better learning outcomes for more than 100 million people by 2025".

It has taken a year, but HP has finally completed its US$1.05 billion acquisition of Samsung's printer business.

With plenty of power allowing "artists, designers and digital imaging professionals to unleash the power of Adobe Creative Cloud and other professional applications", HP's ZBook x2 continues HP's "reinvention of detachable PCs".

Availability vendor Veeam Software has appointed Shaun McLagan to the new role of senior vice-president for APJ.

Janice Cox is the new vice-president and managing director of CA Technologies Australia and New Zealand, effective immediately, after Paul Falkenstein's nearly 20 years with the company.

CA Technologies has appointed Janice Cox as its ANZ vice president and managing director.

HP has denied that it has issued new firmware updates designed to prevent the use of third-party cartridges on its Officejet printers.

The year 2017 is the one that must have shaken Intel to the core, having coasted on incremental updates for over half a decade, with AMD the stunning CPU disruptor in the consumer and now business space.

Employee management SaaS provider Deputy has appointed Luke Targett to the new position of global chief marketing officer.

It's billed as one of “Australia’s fastest growing social impact businesses” by inspiring and empowering tens of thousands of Australian school students with the skills of tomorrow. Will you set your kids up in Code Camp?

The “HP Mars Home Planet” experience teams up with partners on a global co-creation project to imagine what a human population of one million could look like on Mars.