Huawei stories - Page 24

Huawei and Vodafone have entered into a strategic alliance to focus on the enterprise market in a number of regions, including Asia Pacific.

This June, Atlas Gentech is hosting an enterprise information and communications showcase down South - 'Building A Better Connected Christchurch.'.

Brennan IT is celebrating after taking out two major awards in May, with both Sophos and Huawei bestowing kudos on the company.

BrandZ reveals its top 100 most valuable global brands, and takes a closer look at the growing power of the technology sector and how it's evolving.

Huawei has released a new solution designed to protect against Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) and denial-of-service (DdoS) attacks.

To innovate successfully, companies must commit to a long-term programme of investment in research and development - innovation is a marathon.

Huawei has become the latest vendor to stake a claim on the internet of things, launching an IoT platform including a 10KB operating system.

Huawei is officially GridAKL’s foundation partner, and will provide a $1 million sponsorship to the Auckland based innovation hub.

Atlas Gentech has taken out Huawei's Southern Pacific Region Excellent Partner Award, following a year of 'massive' uptake for Huawei locally.

University of Surrey has developed a mobile network that is 65,000 times faster than 4G, allowing 100 movies to download in just three seconds.

Samsung lost the No. 1 spot to Apple in the global smartphone market in the fourth quarter of 2014, after holding the top spot since 2011.

Andrew Bannister, Huawei NZ head of IT technology and strategy, offers advice on pitching IT projects to the executive who holds the purse strings.

The 4.5G standard - otherwise known as LTE-M will provide extra bandwidth for demanding applications such as virtual reality and ultra HD video.

Spark NZ leaps ahead in 4G race, covering 2/3 of the population with superior mobile data services and promising further enhancements.

Huawei’s newest kid on the block, and the Ascend Mate is definitely a big boy, sitting on the phablet side of the fence.

4G may have finally made it to New Zealand, but Huawei are already eying up the next generation of mobile technology.

Huawei might not be one of New Zealand’s well known brands, but on the global telco stage they’re bigger than huge.

Huawei's white paper ‘Cyber Security Perspectives' documents the top things buyers should ask vendors in relation to cyber security.

Smartphone adoption in New Zealand renders mobile broadband modems redundant, with the market facing a 50% revenue drop in 2014.

Spark and Huawei reaffirmed their commitment to bring the latest technology to New Zealand consumers by expanding the existing Joint Innovation Programme.