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New Zealand initiatives won three categories in the IDC Smart City APAC Awards – Civic Engagement, Education, and Sustainable Infrastructure.

Ruckus Networks, now owned by CommScope, is expanding its network portfolio to improve digital learning and tackle vaping in schools.

Aruba optimises user experience with its User Experience Insight (UXI), helping Presbyterian Ladies College in Melbourne ensure robust network performance.

Kaspersky research reveals a rise in cybercrime targeting education, with students hacking grades and buying fake diplomas amid mounting exam pressures.

New AP uses AI to support 802.11ax, Mist Edge delivers microservices agility to the campus, and introducing AI integrated support.

Huawei Australia CTO warns that the National Broadband Network project has failed to deliver high-speed broadband to all Australians.

D-Link ANZ introduces the DWL-7620AP, a Unified AC Wave 2 Wireless Access Point offering speeds up to 2.2Gbps and priced at NZD $819.99.

The DWL-7620AP supposedly leverages the full potential of 802.11ac Wave 2 to provide connectivity with combined data rates.

Hidden from view, CyberHound protects Australian schools with cutting-edge cybersecurity tailored for tight budgets, safeguarding students and sensitive data.

New Zealand’s broadband services are holding their own when it comes to deliver video streaming services like Netflix and YouTube.

Aerohive is backing artificial intelligence and machine learning as technologies that provide greater insights into WiFi connectivity and features.

InTechnology Distribution will now work with WatchGuard to recruit partners who have traditionally been Wi-Fi specialists.

Any internet-connected toys that have cameras, microphones, or location tracking may put children’s or parents’ privacy and safety at risk.

Ruckus Networks enhances its Ruckus Ready Partner Program with four new specialisations, offering partners training, incentives, and access to new markets.

Mobile workers can find it difficult to print from devices because of connectivity issues, driver and software needs, and incompatibility issues.

As the new era of 5G approaches, and as the internet of things reaches mass penetration, HGC says Hong Kong is well on track to becoming a smart city.

New Zealand must heed lessons from Baltimore's crippling ransomware attack, warns FintechNZ's James Brown, to avoid potential multi-billion dollar impacts.

Security paradigms need a shift; as mobile work ensues, companies must pivot from endpoint protection to securing the actual users.

The nominated projects include three from Newcastle alone and span smart water metering, solar farms, virtualization and transport.

In a trial environment in California, the wireless provider achieved full virtualisation of baseband functions.