Tokyo stories
VR is changing the way people learn, communicate and create. That change is what inspired HP to embrace the technology, says Xavier Garcia.
Colt's investment surge powers Asian digital boom, as Singapore and Hong Kong lead network expansion for high-bandwidth delivery.
Fujitsu named a top provider of end-to-end IoT solutions by Gartner, highlighting their extensive experience in the field.
Equinix is acquiring Japanese data centre operator Bit-isle to expand its data centre footprint and support growing demand for interconnection in APAC.
Everspin have signed a deal with Global Foundaries, the chip manufacturing partner, for its next generation MRAM (Magnetoresistive RAM) memory chips.
Samsung extends partnership with IOC through 2020 Olympics, sponsoring in wireless communications and computing category.
Electronics giant announces changes by the end of 2012 in ongoing quest to reduce its overall workforce by 6%.
Loss-making electronics firm to move mobile headquarters from Sweden to Japan as it reduces company headcount by 15%.
Tokyo-based designer sends Twitter's 20 billionth tweet, sparking global attention and surprising the tweeter himself.
Passengers could soon book flying taxi trials in Melbourne or Sydney, as Uber prepares to name its first international test city on Monday.
A CBRE study says Asia Pacific tech firms are splitting operations across cities, with lower costs and R&D talent driving location choices.
Lower-emission cars could become more affordable in New Zealand if ministers adopt incentives, fuel pricing reforms and tougher scrappage rules.
Some skyscrapers are demolished after damage, obsolescence or changing use, despite their towering scale and historical presence.
A new guide aims to help doctors and nurses share a common language as disasters push health systems to respond and recover faster.
Christchurch International Airport says Air New Zealand decision to cancel the city's Tokyo seasonal route will hit the South Island economy.
Tourism New Zealand's Giant Rugby Ball, powered by AT&T's data services, heads to Tokyo for the All Blacks' clash with Australia on 31 October.
