Bulletproof’s big exit and the double-edged sword of going public
As Bulletproof prepares for its future as part of AC3, the company's CEO looks back at its history and the mixed blessings of going public.
Stories by Leon Spencer
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White label infrastructure makers eat into tech giants’ public cloud market share
Original design manufacturers’ public cloud hardware and software offering is eating into the market share of vendors such as Dell EMC and HPE.
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F5 Networks’ Rob Malkin takes Commvault A/NZ lead
F5 Networks’ local managing director Robert Malkin has been named as Commvault’s new area vice president in Australia and New Zealand, replacing Dan Kieran.
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Microsoft ramps up AI play with Bonsai buy
Microsoft has struck a deal to acquire machine learning start-up Bonsai as part of its efforts to boost developers' AI capabilities.
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Oracle’s BYOL plan continues to deliver
Oracle’s Bring Your Own Licence offering continues to be a bright spot for the tech giant, with BYOL deployments driving customers to purchase new licences.
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GitHub’s new schools program sees Microsoft deepen its education play
GitHub is rolling its education offerings into a single free bundle for schools, effectively seeing the company’s soon-to-be-new owner Microsoft deepen its education sector play.
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Frederic Viet returns to Australia as AWS strategic partner lead
Former Lenovo channel and SMB sales director for Australia and New Zealand Frederic Viet has returned to Australia as AWS strategic partner lead.
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The big ticket tech projects in the latest NSW Budget
Looking at the big funding decisions in the NSW Government's latest budget that could see local partners tap into lucrative public sector tech projects.
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Australia’s top print tech vendors see slide in shipments
The top office printing technology vendors playing in the Australian market saw a continued fall in device shipments for the quarter ending March.
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Telstra wholesale mobile customers hit by vendor platform issue
The 3G and 4G services provided by some of Telstra’s wholesale mobile network customers were disrupted on 19 June due to a “vendor platform error”.
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Dreamscape Networks forks out $8.5M for Domain Name Registrar
Dreamscape Networks has struck a deal to acquire the customers, systems, and brand assets of Domain Name Registrar for $8.5 million.
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Apple hit with $9M penalty over Aussie “Error 53” claims
The Federal Court has ordered Apple to pay $9 million in penalties for misleading the Australian public with the “Error 53” software fault that left some iPhones and iPads disabled.
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Dept of Social Services goes to market in hyper-convergence move
Department of Social Services calls on providers to replace existing in-house storage and compute equipment with new hyper-converged infrastructure.
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Yes, PageUp clients’ personal data was accessed by cyber attacker
Aussie HR software vendor PageUp has confirmed that some user information was accessed after a malware hit in May.
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Govt-wide software panel goes big with new products and services
Federal Government set to go to market for suppliers to fill out its whole-of-government software panel, as it introduces a raft of new products.
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QNAP NAS enables Remote Accessibility for MSP Partner to manage the Remote Solar Power System
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