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• APPOINTMENTS: latest from Mindjet, Good Technology, and D-Link

  By Nermin Bajric | 25 May, 2012 16:39

  Mindjet opens Sydney office and makes key appointments, Good adds Griffiths for government growth, and Alterisio joins D-Link.

• IN PICTURES: D-Link's Sydney Cloud product roadshow

  By Hafizah Osman | 27 March, 2012 10:19

  D-Link has unveiled its latest range of "MyDlink" enabled devices. Consumers and resellers were treated to an array of canapés and drinks whilst mingling with the D-Link team and industry peers. The D-Link team demonstrated how these home solutions can help protect and monitor your household while you are away.

• D-Link enhances channel program

  By Hafizah Osman | 29 February, 2012 10:16

  Partner+ to recognise and reward companies that partner with D-Link

• D-Link announces new Cloud initiative at CES 2012

  By Hafizah Osman | 12 January, 2012 08:49

  D-Link has introduced its D-Link Cloud product line at this year’s CES in Las Vegas, which aims to enhance its consumer networking products with Cloud functionality.

• Home networks reach for the Cloud

  By Yardena Arar | 10 January, 2012 11:03

  The move to Cloud computing isn't just for businesses. At CES, home network giants D-Link and Netgear are showing a range of equipment that leverage cloud services to give consumers more access to and control over home networks--and network content--from mobile devices.

• Testing shows IPv6 is becoming deployable in customer edge routers

  By Timothy Winters | 13 December, 2011 03:37

  Network World is publishing this report in its entirety as a community service.

• NEW APPOINTMENTS: D-Link, OBT, Lenovo, Ciena and StoneBridge Systems

  By Hafizah Osman | 25 November, 2011 08:06

  Latest news on new appointments and management changes

• Home and Office Gear Tech Treasures [2011 Cool Yule Tools]

  By Network World staff | 21 November, 2011 17:32

  They say that a man's home is his castle – we figure that if you're going to have a castle, it needs to be filled up with some really cool, high-tech stuff. If you're working at a home office or just want to boost that home network in order to get a better connected home entertainment system up and running, the following products are great gift ideas:

• D-Link restructures executive leadership team

  By Hafizah Osman | 17 October, 2011 10:30

  Names Kao as CEO and chairman and Chen as president

• IN PICTURES: WhiteGold celebrates Christmas in July

  By Mike Gee | 15 August, 2011 10:07

  WhiteGold recently celebrated Christmas in July event in Melbourne. Co-sponsored by major sponsors D-Link, Fortinet and Barracuda Networks, and minor sponsors Exinda, Allied Telesis and Swivel, the event celebrated another successful year and gave attendees the opportunity to network with peers, vendors and WhiteGold staff. About 80 people attended from WhiteGold's channel.

• yARN: 'Green IT' by any other name

  By Stephen Withers | 14 July, 2011 15:57

  Around four years ago, ‘Green IT’ became a bandwagon. Vendors were falling over themselves to promote the green benefits of their products and services, whether that involved reduced energy consumption, the use of recycled materials, or the recyclability of physical products.

• NBN: Do you still need to optimise?

  By Matthew Sainsbury | 21 April, 2011 16:00

  Despite the political controversy over its value to the Australian public, the NBN is going to be a hugely beneficial piece of national infrastructure. Faster and more reliable speeds will mean new applications can be developed to the benefit of consumers and businesses alike.

• WhiteGold nets D-Link deal

  By Julia Talevski | 31 January, 2011 17:58

  WhiteGold nets D-Link deal

• Chuck Norris botnet karate-chops routers hard

  By Robert McMillan | 22 February, 2010 14:00

  If you haven't changed the default password on your home router, you may be in for an unwanted visit from Chuck Norris -- the Chuck Norris botnet, that is.

• D-Link issues fixes for router vulnerabilities

  By Jeremy Kirk | 16 January, 2010 03:28

  Router manufacturer D-Link admitted Friday that some of its routers have a vulnerability that could allow hackers access to a device's administrative settings, but it has issued patches.