Network Service Providers (NSP) stories

Equinix taps seasoned data centre finance leader Olivier Leonetti as CFO from March, ahead of veteran Keith Taylor's planned 2026 retirement.

Equinix introduces a fully managed private cloud service, providing enterprises efficient access to NVIDIA DGX AI supercomputing for building and operating bespoke generative AI models.

New technologies are set to drive the service provider router market past $15bn by 2024, despite the impact of COVID-19, according to Dell'Oro Group.

IT leaders are investing more in cloud-based and AI-powered networking technologies as business recovery plans take shape in response to COVID-19.

The new channel programme includes a partner portal for training, certification and sales management, and a complementary cloud assessment tool.

Equinix reports a surge in NSP adoption of ECX Fabric, driven by the demand for on-demand, private multicloud connectivity from providers like AWS and Azure.

The market is dominated by the larger players, with more than 80 percent allocated to just the top four vendors.

NSP, an Auckland-based security firm, boosts its Kiwi market presence with the appointment of Joerg Buss as CISO and John Muir as technical director.

What do Super Bowl XLVIII, the London Exchange, and a number of New Zealand's largest City Councils have in common?.

The odds that your organisation's security will be compromised are very high. So why not protect yours with the eyes of a hawk?.

Palo Alto's tech boosts New Zealand's cyber defences as Kiwi businesses confront alarming cybercrime complacency.

In 2016 the NZ Child Poverty Monitor reported that 48,000 children in New Zealand were living in material hardship, often going without life's basics.

The very bones of your organisation is at risk; IP, loss of sensitive data, reputation, and the efficient daily running of your business.

Network and system integrator NSP is gearing up to launch a new security-as-a-service offering, which takes LogRhythm's SIEM to the SMB market.

Mobile devices have become standard in nearly all aspects of life, making it almost expected to have access to the internet - anywhere, anytime.

Mobile devices have become standard in nearly all aspects of life, with Wi-Fi availability on public transport becoming essential, says Icomera.

NSP merges with IT firm Password, expanding to become a full-service system integrator focusing on cutting-edge IT disciplines.

This Christmas, give your business the gift of security with NSP's backup solutions, safeguarding your data and ensuring continuity.

Auckland businesses have two days to enter a contest for the city's worst office, with a chance to win NZD $25,000 in Dell tech and NZD $6000 in IT services.