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Bluechip Infotech has partnered with unified networking and security vendor Versa to offer VersaONE Universal SASE Platform in Australia and New Zealand (A/NZ).

The agreement will bring the platform to enterprises, government agencies, and managed service providers, according to a statement by the two companies.

Bluechip and Versa wil...


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Veeam Software has appointed Philip Goldie as vice president for Australia and New Zealand to replace Gary Mitchell who retired earlier this month after eight years in the role.

Goldie joins Veeam from Australian-founded workplace operations platform SafetyCulture where, as global head of go-to-market, he led teams across sales, pre-sales, cust...


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Leader has been designated as an Intel authorised distributor, which sees the vendor’s product suite added to its portfolio across an array of solution areas.

The arrangement sees Leader providing partners with broader access to Intel tech coupled with its own inventory, technical expertise, and local support through its more than 50 dedicated ...


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Zoom has appointed Carlos Quaderi as its Asia Pacific (APAC) head to lead the vendor’s growth strategy in the region, which will include expanding its channel.

The move represents a broader role for Quaderi, who has led Zoom’s business in Asia since October 2025.

Based in Singapore, Quaderi starts the new role in August and will repor...


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Worldwide end-user spending on AI models and platforms is projected to total US$64 billion in 2026, up 63.4 per cent from US$39 billion in 2025, with more and more enterprises are choosing to work with companies that can provide clear value.

Spending on generative AI (genAI) models is forecast to grow 117 per cent while AI p...


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