AWS' tackled the technical development side of the cloud giant during its final keynote presentation for re:Invent 2022 with announcements for several new services.
AWS has launched a number of new partner programs targeting its channel community, offering a preview of what it dubs the Partner Solution Factory.
AWS has revealed a bevy of data-focused services during re:Invent 2022, consisting of what the cloud giant considers to be part of a ‘modern data strategy’.
AWS CEO Adam Selipsky has revealed a series of new and updated services from the cloud giant at its re:Invent 2022 conference in Las Vegas.
The global satellite communications services market is set to take off within the current decade, with revenue forecast to rocket to US$141 billion by 2030.
Nuix has hired former Infomedia APAC head Warren Brugger to lead its regional alliances and channel division and join its executive leadership team.
CrowdStrike Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ) VP Andrew Littleproud will retire after more than three decades working in IT.
Trellix has hired former AWS Asia Pacific and Japan head of strategic alliances for enterprise applications Sam Henderson to lead its channel efforts in the region.
Low-code platform Appian has acknowledged its top-performing partners across Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ) region for 2022.
Australian communications software provider Symbio is continuing its Asia Pacific expansion plans with it set to service Taiwan from next year.
Samsung has maintained its position as the leading global smartphone vendor with 22 per cent market share, while the overall market experienced its worst Q3 for sell-in shipments since 2014.
Enterprise content management (ECM) company Hyland has appointed former UiPath director Craig Kermond as its channel head for Asia Pacific.
DDLS Group has enhanced its Microsoft training capabilities with the acquisition of Microsoft Gold partner Nexacu for $19.1 million.
The global arm of Australia-headquartered Comms Group and Telkom Indonesia subsidiary, Telin, has signed a master service agreement to collaborate on the provision of telecommunication services.
Samsung is set to be the ‘gold standard’ in the global foldable smartphone market, with device shipments from all vendors set to rise next year by 66.6 per cent year-on-year, to 13.5 million.
