Hong Kong stories - Page 8

OneAsia has had a bumper year in its data center business, as the company announced new locations across Hong Kong and China.

The pair will collaborate closely on reinforcing the company’s overall growth strategy to further expand its footprint across APAC.

Merrill Corporation has launched a Hong Kong data center to provide local hosting for Asia Pacific customers' sensitive data.

NTT Communications has opened the second phase of its Hong Kong Financial Data Center, a HK$4 billion, Tier 4 facility housing more than 7000 racks.

SingTel is investing S$400 million to build a new data centre in Singapore to meet demand for co-location and cloud services.

Kiwi broadband speeds are on the up, but are still lagging many international counterparts, despite recording solid increases across the board.

Ebos, which is heading for a record profit this year, sees opportunities to expand into Asia in the medium term, possibly in partnership with its bigg.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is appealing am Australian Federal Court ruling clearing carriers Air New Zealand and PT Garuda.

Startup biotech company Quantec Ltd has signed a Mexican distribution partner agreement to launch its anti-acne cream, the only treatment globally.

Delta Technology Solutions vies for the Top 100 at Red Herring's Asia awards, showcasing the best in tech innovation.

Businesses in Europe and Asia will be the first to benefit from a New Zealand developed mobile payment device.

Regional virtualisation adoption boom sparks year on year revenue growth for company, which increases NZ revenue by 102% during the final quarter.

Telstra's Asia strategy chief, Tarek Robbiati, resigns to become CEO at Flexigroup, marking a significant shift for the firm's regional ambitions.

Vendor’s Service Provider sector offers up new replacement for Country Manager Ian Quinn during company shake-up.

Google's latest Android OS, Ice Cream Sandwich, will debut on October 19 in Hong Kong, aiming to dodge the media frenzy following Steve Jobs' death.

New Zealand has risen to the second-best country for business worldwide, outranking the UK and US, according to Forbes, only behind Canada.

Google's licence to operate in China has been renewed, conditional on the tech giant's promise to comply with Chinese law and rectify specific practices.

Cloud consultant Sqware Peg has signed a partnership with Informatica to resell its cloud to New Zealand, Australia, Hong Kong and Singapore.

Tauranga firm Pingar has expanded into China as part of the signing of the Closer Economic Partnership between Hong Kong and NZ.

China intensifies its grip on information, mandating local media to strictly follow state-approved content when reporting on Google's actions in the country.