Taiwan's National Communications Commission recently announced that transition to digital television will be completed one year ahead of schedule in 2014.

Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), the country's largest high-tech research and development institutions, has formed an alliance that will explained the use of light-emitting diode (LED) in the agricultural sector.

The increasing use of information technology (IT) for secure and real-time communication and efficient human and machine management in the Armed Forces presents tremendous growth opportunities for the Indian IT sector, market research firm Frost & Sullivan said.

The top 10 IT vendors serving the government sector in Central and Eastern Europe's Visegrad Group (V4), consisting of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia, account for over half of total government IT spending in the region.

Despite challenges from disk drives, media tablets, and the global economy, the PC market in the Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan) grew 11 percent for the full year 2011 to reach 119 million units, preliminary data from IDC showed.

What's in a name? As the world moves to a post-dotcom era, ICANN is seeing a future where domain names could be almost any word or name in any language. The massive effort involves the participation of the global Internet community, including governments.

Tasmania, the first state in Australia to roll-out the National Broadband Network, has announced new developments that supports the continued growth in its ICT sector.

F5 Networks is expanding its presence in Asia, looking to tap opportunities in the area of web security, fast applications delivery and disaster recovery.

Drawing from research and internal brainstorming sessions among regional and country analysts, IDC sees a lot of promise in the growth of the information and communication technology (ICT) in Indonesia.

Alcatel-Lucent is set to launch the first 4G LTE wireless network in Saudi Arabia, which will bring subscribers true broadband services to their mobile devices.