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Dutton slams 'morally bankrupt' Zuckerberg, Cook over encryption
13 December 2019 in Government Tech PolicyHome Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has slammed the chief executives of Facebook and Apple, Mark Zuckerberg and Tim Cook respectively,…
Government condemned for ‘disgraceful attack’ on free speech over digital platforms inquiry
12 December 2019 in Business TelecommunicationsThe Australian Government has come under fire from the Institute of Public Affairs over its response to the digital platforms…
Government response to Digital Platforms Inquiry gets thumbs up from ACCC
12 December 2019 in Government Tech PolicyThe Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has welcomed the Federal Government’s commitment to the adoption of key recommendations from its…
Govt to provide $26.9m for ACCC to monitor digital platforms
12 December 2019 in Government Tech PolicyThe Federal Government will provide $26.9 million for the Australian competition watchdog to keep an eye on competition issues arising…
Cisco unveils new hardware for what it calls 'Internet of the future'
12 December 2019 in NetworkingNetworking giant Cisco has unveiled a single processor architecture to be used both for network routing and swithcing equipment, claiming…
$15 million fund launched to address solar panel end-of-life issues
12 December 2019 in EnergyThe Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has established a $15 million fund to support research that aims to address end-of-life…
Germany's Telefónica signs 5G antenna deal with Huawei
12 December 2019 in Government Tech PolicyChinese telecommunications equipment vendor Huawei Technologies has secured a deal with German telco Telefónica SA, one of the three major…
Aussie Broadband says plans ‘shake-up’, will reduce customer plan costs
12 December 2019 in Telecoms & NBNBroadband retail service provider Aussie Broadband says it is udertaking a “shakeup” of its broadband plans in a move which…
Proposed reforms will ‘strengthen’ online safety for Australians, says Government
11 December 2019 in SecurityReform plans designed to strengthen the online safety of Australians are under consideration by the Federal Government, with the Government…
Snap Send Solve pinged by ACCC
11 December 2019 in StrategyMelbourne-based app developer Snap Send Solve has paid $12,600 to settle an infringement notice issued by the Australian Competition and…
5G a big part of OPPO’s US$10 billion R&D investment plans
11 December 2019 in Business TelecommunicationsChinese smartphone manufacturer OPPO is planning to invest US$10 billion in the research and development of core technologies in hardware,…
Lack of strategy with investments in automation, says Gartner
11 December 2019 in MarketInvestments in automation are often made without an overall automation strategy in mind, but despite this most organisations are automating…
5G Networks will replace ‘costly’ fibre rollouts in 2020, says Juniper Research
10 December 2019 in MarketWith the first commercial launches of 5G networks occurring throughout this year, 2020 has been identified as the year in…
Change the Course of a Child’s Life this Xmas
10 December 2019 in Not For ProfitSPONSORED NEWS (Sponsored by iTWire): As Australians start to think about the gifts they will share over the festive season,…
APAC business process outsourcing market set to reach US$120.4 billion in 2023
10 December 2019 in MarketThe increasing number of contact centres in the Asia Pacific is set to turn the region into the second largest…
DDLS delivering training for New Horizons in Australia
10 December 2019 in Enterprise StaffIT, security and process training provider DDLS is to deliver training in Australia for information technology training services provider New…
ACCC takes action against Superfone
10 December 2019 in Telecoms & NBNThe Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has instituted Federal Court proceedings against telecommunications provider Superfone for alleged false or misleading…
Accessible Telecoms made easier with Vodafone: ACCAN
10 December 2019 in Telecoms & NBNPeople with disability will now be able to access in-store information about telco products suited to their needs through a…
Breaking IT News
Epicon acquires Service Potential
13 December 2019 in StrategyAustralian enterprise IT management provider Epicon has acquired ServiceNow partner Service Potential as it moves to expand services across the…
Technology changing way companies do business, says recruiter
13 December 2019 in RecruitmentRapid advances in technology are changing the way companies in Australia and worldwide do business and to remain competitive globally…
PAX Technology set to enter Australian market with Android payment terminals
13 December 2019 in MarketChinese-based global payment terminals giant PAX Technology is launching its Android products into the Australian market next year.
OPPO to launch latest flagship device in first quarter of 2020
13 December 2019 in MobilityChinese smartphone maker OPPO will launch its latest flagship device, Find X2, in the first quarter of 2020.
Brisbane’s Bidhive tackles global tender market
13 December 2019 in MarketBrisbane-based bid management solutions provider Bidhive says it has tapped into the increasing global competition for tenders, securing several contracts…
NSW Cyber Security Innovation Node launches talent development initiative
13 December 2019 in SecurityThe NSW Cyber Security Innovation Node (NSWCSIN) has launched a “unique” cybersecurity talent development initiative - the Cyber Security Talent…
Is Interconnection the Key to Unlocking the Future of Payments in Australia
12 December 2019 in MarketMary McHale, Financial Services Director, Equinix Asia-Pacific GUEST OPINION: SPONSORED NEWS. The emergence and increasing adoption introduction of new digital…
Deakin Uni gets cyber security specialist course accreditation
12 December 2019 in EducationDeakin University will be the first university in Australia to offer a fully accredited cyber security qualification, under Australia’s first…
Nutanix, Red Education ink training deal
12 December 2019 in DealsGlobal enterprise cloud vendor Nutanix has signed an agreement with IT specialist training and professional services company Red Education in…
VOLTE users predicted to soar to 5 billion by 2024
12 December 2019 in MarketThe global number of VoLTE (Voice over LTE) users will approach 5 billion by 2024, rising from 2 billion in…
Rare CBD hemp strain found
11 December 2019 in Listed TechSPONSORED NEWS: BPH Energy Limited (ASX:BPH) investee Patagonia Genetics has acquired the rights to a recently discovered and rare high…
Creso Pharma launch medicinal cannabis product into Africa
11 December 2019 in HealthSPONSORED NEWS: Creso Pharma Limited (ASX:CPH) | FRA:1X8) has begun launch preparations of the cannaQIX® range into Africa.
DXC, SAP, Untapped expanding autism agriculture program
11 December 2019 in StrategyDXC Technology is collaborating with SAP and Untapped to expand the SunPork Farms Autism and Agriculture program across agriculture and…
Seniors look to car share services in increasing numbers, says GoGet
11 December 2019 in MarketCar sharing service GoGet is claiming a 43% increase in Victoria this year in the use of its services by…
Payment Logic, Yak Pay apps integrated with Xero
11 December 2019 in MarketThe Payment Logic group has announced that its two apps, Payment Logic and Yak Pay, have been added to the…
In sport, as in life, data helps to keep the arena clean
11 December 2019 in DataAs summer progresses and sport occupies the mind, for the majority it is a time to sit back and relax.…
Windows Snatch ransomware has new tricks up its sleeve: Sophos
11 December 2019 in SecurityThe Snatch ransomware, that attacks Windows systems, appears to have incorporated a new trick into its routine by rebooting PCs…
Security firm warns Ryuk ransomware decryption tool may not work
11 December 2019 in SecurityThe security firm Emsisoft has warned anyone hit by the Ryuk ransomware that the decryption tool supplied by the malicious…
Is Comet the stock to light up the graphite sky?
10 December 2019 in StrategySPONSORED NEWS: Syrah Resources (ASX:SYR) has been knocked around in 2019 as its shares plummeted from approximately $2.00 in January…
Intel reveals Horse Ridge quantum control chip
10 December 2019 in Enterprise SolutionsIntel Labs' newly revealed Horse Ridge cryogenic control chip will speed the development of full-stack quantum computing systems, according to…
AI-powered skin mapping app helps skin cancer detection
10 December 2019 in HealthDanish company Miiskin has developed AI-powered skin mapping technology normally used by clinicians to detect early warning signs of melanoma.
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