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Juniper Networks has appointed Bruce Bennie to the role of A/NZ sales director. He brings more than 33 years experience to the role.

With increased competition and lower manufacturing costs, embedded SIM cards "will increasingly dominate the M2M (Machine to Machine) space, accounting for more than 50% of connections by 2020".

Juniper Networks has celebrated 20 years in the network industry. It has come a long way since its original intention to was to build the fastest router.

 Brocade has finally secured Wi-Fi leader Ruckus Wireless with a US$1.2 billion acquisition, completing its ambition to be a "complete" pure-play networking provider capable of dethroning companies like Cisco or Juniper.

Security vendor CyberArk has appointed Adel Eid as senior director, channels for Asia Pacific and Japan, and Bruce Nixon as channel manager for Australia and New Zealand.

$27 billion sounds huge, and it is, but it’s almost 10% of the total digital advertising market, so while hundreds of billions remain, publishers will get squeezed!

Lenovo and Juniper Networks have announced a global partnership focusing on the development of next-generation data centre infrastructure solutions. With Lenovo’s extensive range of x86 servers and Junipers industry leading networks a partnership will be good for both parties – and their customers.

With predictions that shipments will reach over 12 million units by 2020, the current ‘stalled market’ will reportedly be invigorated by new use cases for Microsoft’s HoloLens.

Just like Telstra routers can be turned into public Telstra Air hotspots, so too is this phenomenon exploding around the world from a variety of carriers. 

Annual sales of drones will approach US $500 million in 2016, with agricultural applications to boost the market but delivery deployments are raising safety fears.

The convenience of robots will trump compromise, says Juniper Research, with AI improving slowly so today’s 1 robot in 25 households becomes 1 in 10 by decade’s end.

Open smart home platforms and partnerships are predicted to drive adoption of home automation hardware, with over 300m units by 2020, up from 28m in 2015.

Microfinance providers, and mobile carriers, are driving a surge in financial inclusion for the unbanked populace in developing nations, through the provision of sophisticated mobile finance services.

There will be 10 million banking apps globally accessed via smartwatch by 2017, rising to over 100 million by 2020 ‘as millennial change banking habits.’

Juniper’s list of top trends for the technology industries in 2016 has been published and is available to download as a free report.

With nearly 4 million drones to be sold this year and quadruple that by 2020, new applications for drones will become more common - and consumer privacy concerns will too.

A new report looks at cloud computing over the next five years and predicts big numbers, but asks if it a race to the bottom.

Operator roll-outs of VoLTE connections are intensifying, with well over a billion by 2018 and 2 billion by 2020, rising from 123 million in 2015.

Driven by automation and entertainment services, new research says Smart Home services, entertainment, health, energy and automation will more than double to $100 billion by 2020.

Nearly 1 in 5 of the global adult population, or over 1B users, will have used their devices for banking purposes by the end of 2015.