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DevTech, a cloud enablement company, has signed a global distribution agreement with Ingram Micro. The agreement will allow Ingram Micro to distribute vPoint, DevTech’s multi-cloud orchestration solution which aims to simplify the way cloud infrastructures are created, managed, consumed and grown, via the Ingram Micro Cloud platform.
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Chinese gaming market hits US$21.1 billion in 2015
The gaming market remains a bright spot for the global technology market, with China encapsulating the huge potential for sales and margins the sector represents. The latest research from IDC claims that the number of gamers in China hit 530 million in 2015 with another 24 million expected to become gamers in 2016. China’s gaming market – defined by IDC as both software and consoles – was worth US$21.1 billion in 2015.
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Razer signs Synnex in Australia
Distributor Synnex Australia has announced a distribution deal with Razer, a major player in the growing gaming sector. As part of the agreement, Synnex will distribute Razer’s gaming products, including keyboards, audio products, mice, controllers, mouse mats, and accessories in Australia.
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Networking brand D-Link is celebrating its 30th anniversary as a global player in technology and networking. From a founding group of just seven employees in 1986, the business now has a 2,700-strong workforce across 65 countries worldwide and has achieved double‑digit growth year-over-year for more than two decades. This landmark comes as the Taiwanese multinational enters a new era, following the recent appointment of John Hsuan as chairman.
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Golden Trade signed as G Data distributor in Bangladesh
Security Triggers, a master distributor company for G Data Software, has appointed Golden Trade International BD as a channel partner to handle distribution of the security software vendor’s entire portfolio in Bangladesh. Salah Aldeen Sabouni, managing director for Security Triggers, said: “We are very proud to welcome Golden Trade International BD into the family of G Data distributors. We shall be extending our full support for Golden Trade International BD to make G Data Software a great success in Bangladesh.”
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Nubia eyes European and Latin American markets
Smartphone brand Nubia has announced expansion plans for Europe and Latin America. Consumers in Mexico, Argentina, Russia, Spain and Germany will soon be able to purchase the latest nubia devices in their domestic markets. That includes the nubia Z11 mini, Z9 mini and Z9 Max. Mai Donghai, senior VP of Nubia Technology and co-founder of the nubia brand, said: “nubia has had success in China for the past three years, and now we are setting our sights on new international markets for expansion. We are excited for more consumers to experience nubia’s leading-edge mobile devices.”
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Nubia signs Ronaldo as brand ambassador
Smartphone brand Nubia Technology, a business unit of ZTE, has signed global football star Cristiano Ronaldo as its brand ambassador. As part of his contract, Ronaldo will be involved in Nubia’s brand promotions and product endorsements as the company strives to enhance its international brand image. Nubia reckons that Ronaldo’s dedication, pursuit of excellence and vibrant personality perfectly aligns with Nubia’s ‘Be Yourself’ spirit.
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Bamikasoft lands G Data rights in Afghanistan
Security Triggers, a master distributor company for G Data Software, has appointed Bamikasoft as a channel partner to handle sales and distribution of the security software vendor’s products throughout Afghanistan. Salah Aldeen Sabouni, managing director for Security Triggers, commented: “We heartily welcome Bamikasoft as our new distributor for G Data security software in Afghanistan and we look forward to an exciting and profitable venture.”
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G Data MEA appoints channel sales manager
Security solutions player G Data MEA has appointed Mohammed Raziuddin Amir as its new channel sales manager for Asia, Middle East & Africa (MEA). Amir joins G Data MEA with more than 20 years of experience in IT sales, specialising in antivirus and security software sales. The appointment was announced by Security Triggers (Striggers), a master distributor for G Data in the MEA region.
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One in two would consider sharing smart home data for cash
A worldwide survey by Intel Security has revealed that 54% of respondents would consider sharing their personal data collected from their smart home with companies in exchange for money. A whopping 70% agreed that companies should give coupons and discounts to customers in return for data about device usage, according to a survey of 9,000 global consumers sponsored by Intel Security. The survey also found that 77% of respondents believe smart homes will be as common in 2025 as smartphones are today, but 66% are also very concerned about smart home data being hacked by cybercriminals.
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