Chinese internet giant unveils an international version of its cloud-based conferencing app, Tencent Meeting, in more than 100 markets including Singapore, India, and Japan, offering it for free with capabilities of hosting up to 300 attendees simultaneously.
Singapore-based data security vendor is offering four software development kits, with more than 100 application programming interface functions, to enable developers and customers to build customised features and enhance the performance of Acronis' products.
Ride-sharing operator adds grocery delivery to its offerings and introduces GrabPlatform to allow other providers to integrate their services with its app, as it aims to become an "everyday superapp".
Rate of unlicensed software in Asia-Pacific dipped to 57 percent last year from 61 percent in 2015, costing software vendors an estimated US$16.4 billion in losses, compared to US$19.1 billion in 2015.
Businesses instead want to be able to operate digitally and innovate with technology faster, regardless of whether they do so on an enterprise software stack or cloud.
In a threat landscape where new vulnerabilities are constantly uncovered, organisations also need to continuously change the attack surface to make it harder to penetrate and keep their networks stable.
Software vendor says its cloud subscriptions and support revenue in the Asia-Pacific region, including Japan, climbed 43 percent for its fiscal 2016, where its total revenue hit US$3.59 billion.
Social media platform scores a major deal that will put the country's 143,000 government employees on its collaboration platform by March next year.
Developing Asian nations are embarking on net new infrastructure projects that involve open source technology, says Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst, who expects the region to remain its fastest-growing.
Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore has partnered Microsoft to build "chatbots", with the aim of integrating natural language and conversational computing capabilities into its e-government services.