Traffic stories - Page 2

Cloud-based mapping software provider GapMaps has partnered with Veitch Lister Consulting (VLC) to launch Zenith Traffic Estimates on GapMaps Live.

Dynatrace has extended its Davis AI engine to enable development, SRE, and IT teams to conduct ad hoc, exploratory analytics.

Organisations migrating to the cloud face challenges in managing application traffic, but new technologies offer solutions.

Australian-developed smart traffic technology is being rolled out across the UK to catch dangerous drivers using their phones and not wearing seatbelts.

Around 60% of businesses have adopted SD-WAN, but many are only scratching the surface of its potential, missing out on extended ROI and key benefits.

Dinosaur Polo Club’s follow-up to Mini Metro, Mini Motorways has added Wellington, NZ to the list of cities players can cover with roads.

Cybersecurity company Cloudflare Radar releases its 2021 year in review, showing increased internet traffic and cyberattacks in Australia and globally.

Fonterra Cooperative Group subsidiary Glencoal has denied suggestions it has put its plans for an open cast mine in the Waikato on hold indefinitely.

MySpace has unveiled its revamped platform, now focused on connecting artists and fans through music, marking a fresh start under Justin Timberlake’s ownership.

WikiLeaks has faced a massive DoS attack, rendering their site almost inaccessible for ten days, as hackers flood servers with bogus traffic.

In a classic Ethernet network, the connections between switches, or Inter-Switch Links are not allowed to form a loop or frames aren’t delivered.

Virtualisation offers benefits, but new complexity as Pang Yuen, Gigamon vice president, Asia Pacific Region details.

Ian Raper, regional director ANZ for Riverbed, points to a path towards successful desktop virtualisation through WAN Optimisation.

Asia-Pacific traffic experts convene in Auckland to explore tech solutions for the city’s congested roads at the annual Intelligent Transport Systems Summit.

Minister Steven Joyce seeks new submissions on the reconsidered Commerce Commission report advocating regulation of mobile call and text termination fees.

A popular Kiwi blogger has been charged after publishing information about two high profile New Zealand court cases.

Multimedia messaging services (MMS) has not had an easy start in New Zealand, nor indeed the rest of the world.

A year on from launching online retail store Ferrit, the boys behind the machine are realistic about what they’ve managed to achieve.