More than 20 industry organisations support a petition that urges the Hong Kong government to establish the Technology and Communication Bureau, according to Charles Mok, Legislative Councilor (IT Constituency) and petition organiser.

More than 20 industry organisations support a petition that urges the Hong Kong government to establish the Technology and Communication Bureau, according to Charles Mok, Legislative Councilor (IT Constituency) and petition organiser.
The person responsible for disclosing details on the growth of U.S. government surveillance programmes that exploded into public view last …
DDoS attackers attempted to bring down an unnamed financial services firm earlier this week using one of the largest traffic …
DISTREE Events has opened a new office in Taipei to meet increased demand from local ICT and consumer electronics brands …
Conventional wisdom says that simple security is an oxymoron. Good security is complex, while uncomplicated security is weak. Whenever security …
Continued growth is expected for the Asia-Pacific data centre industry in 2013 and 2014, according to global data centre vendor …
Google will inject US$300 million as a long-term investment in its Hong Kong data centre that will go live in …
Huawei Technologies will buy out the rest of a joint venture with Symantec for US$530 million, the companies announced yesterday. …
In response to queries regarding a possible buyout of Yahoo, Alibaba Chairman and CEO, Jack Ma, made his intentions clear …
Hong Kong is increasingly becoming the North Asia data hub with many cloud service providers setting up data centres in …
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