Newtech Ltd

Good service means keeping you informed. 💬

95% of surveyed customers rated Newtech’s Service Centre communication and updates as Good or Excellent. From the initial assessment to your device’s collection, we aim to keep things clear and straightforward.

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📞 Phone: 2552 3000

AI Is Becoming Part of Business Infrastructure

Lenovo’s latest results highlight how quickly AI is moving beyond isolated trials.

The company reported record quarterly revenue of US$26.9 billion, with AI-related revenue increasing by 60%. Its infrastructure business almost doubled as demand for AI and cloud computing continued to grow.

For businesses, the question is no longer simply whether to adopt AI. It is where workloads should run, what data they will use and which hardware, security and support they require.

From AI-ready PCs and workstations to local and hybrid infrastructure, the right setup starts with the workload.

Newtech can help you assess the options and choose technology that is right for your business.

Talk to our team.

Your device is in capable hands. 🔧

97% of surveyed customers rated our Service Centre team’s professionalism as Good or Excellent. Thank you for recognising the care and expertise our team brings to every repair.

Need help with your device? Get in touch with Newtech’s Service Centre.

📧 Email: [email protected]
📞 Phone: 2552 3000

Beat the traffic with the Acer Series 1 Electric Scooter 🛴

Zip around, skip the parking stress, and fold it up when you're done.

💶 €235 — or just €85 after the €150 Transport Malta grant
📍 Available now at our Marsa service centre

*Grant subject to Transport Malta's terms.
🔗 Link in bio for details https://www.transport.gov.mt/land/sustainable-transport/other-grant-schemes-2026/new-e-kickscooters-7636

Malta’s Digitalise your SME scheme can help eligible SMEs part-finance investments that improve efficiency, resilience and productivity.

Under Call 2, support includes:

• Up to €120,000 for standard digitalisation investments
• An additional €100,000 for eligible AI interventions
• A 7% contribution towards indirect costs

Eligible investments can include AI-powered solutions, intelligent automation, supporting infrastructure, cybersecurity measures and related implementation services.

The next application cut-off is 18 September 2026. Further dates are announced through December, subject to funding availability.

Funding can make a project possible. A clear technology plan is what makes it valuable.

If your business is planning a digitalisation project, Newtech can help define the requirements and explore solutions that are right for your business.

Talk to our team. 📧[email protected]

Please note that Tuesday, 15th September, our service centre will open at 9:30 am.

External cyber threats can develop long before an incident becomes visible inside your organisation.

Leaked data, dark web exposure and vulnerabilities across your external attack surface can all give attackers an opening.

NordStellar is a threat exposure management platform that provides real-time visibility into these risks, helping security teams identify and respond to potential threats sooner.

What could hackers already know about your organisation?

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A Chrome Security Update Worth Checking

Google released Chrome 153 on 8 September, addressing 230 security issues. The company also confirmed that an exploit for CVE-2026-87491 exists in the wild.

The immediate action is to update Chrome. The wider lesson is to confirm that updates reach every business device, not only those whose users notice an update prompt.

Check that browser updates are deployed promptly, managed centrally where possible and verified across your devices.

Browsers connect employees to email, cloud platforms, files and business systems. Keeping them current is a basic but important part of cybersecurity.

If you need help managing endpoint updates across your business, get in touch with the Newtech team. 📧 [email protected]

From 11 September 2026, new reporting obligations under the EU Cyber Resilience Act will begin to apply.

Manufacturers of products with digital elements and open-source software stewards within scope will need to report:

• Actively exploited vulnerabilities
• Severe incidents affecting product security

The initial reporting windows are short:
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• Early warning within 24 hours
• Vulnerability or incident notification within 72 hours

If your organisation is reviewing its cyber strategy, Newtech can help assess the technology and processes supporting it.

Let's talk. 📧 [email protected]