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• HCL strengthens cyber services with Palo Alto Networks

  HCL Technologies and ​Palo Alto Networks have joined forces to introduce combined solutions designed to help secure digital and cloud transformations.

• Affin Bank draws up enhanced data plan with HCL and Google Cloud

  Affin Bank will enhance data architecture capabilities with HCL Technologies and Google Cloud to enable “data-driven decision-making” in Malaysia.

• IBM brings cloud satellite to 65 global partners

  ​IBM has made its cloud satellite generally available to global partners in order to scale its open architecture across customers’ environments.

• HCL acquires Cisco’s network tech to fuel 5G growth

  HCL Technologies has unveiled plans to acquire self-optimising network technology from Cisco to enhance in-market 5G capabilities.

• HCL goes all in on Microsoft, launches dedicated business unit

  HCL Technologies has launched a business unit dedicated to the delivery of Microsoft technologies, housing more than 5500 employees.

• Who are the top Microsoft Dynamics 365 partners in Asia?

  Seven partners have been named as Dynamics 365 leaders in Asia Pacific, as the Microsoft suite of solutions gains traction through the channel.

• HCL is building an army of Google Cloud experts

  HCL Technologies has launched a dedicated Google Cloud division to drive cloud adoption at enterprise level, through a preferred partner agreement.

• HCL left employee passwords, other sensitive data exposed online

  IT services giant HCL left employee passwords exposed online, as well as customer project details, all without any form of authentication.

• Microsoft recognises HCL Technologies as Azure expert MSP

  HCL Technologies has become a Microsoft Azure Expert Managed Service Provider, in recognition of its investment in resources, training and tech.

• IBM offloads software products to HCL Technologies in $1.8B deal

  HCL Technologies has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire some IBM software products in a US$1.8 billion deal.