Australian stories
To celebrate the release of World of Tanks 1.0, a special tank pulling event was held in Australia. The Kiwi was not stronger than the Ozzie.
The Digital Economy and Digital Inclusion Advisory Group will advise the Govt on how it can build the digital economy and reduce digital divides.
Data Republic and SAS have partnered to deliver a secure platform for anonymised data sharing and analysis, enhancing privacy measures for companies.
The ASEAN-Australia Codeathon saw over 100 tech experts creatively counter cybercrime in just 32 hours, with Project Iceberg securing the top prize.
Nokia's global head of 5G has been welcomed into the ranks of Huawei Australia as its new CTO to head up its own 5G research and development.
APeJ AI services market boom: IDC predicts 78% growth in spending, forecasting AI as key for competitive edge.
Cloud computing has firmly established its place in both the enterprise and consumer spaces. But what is next for the revolutionary technology?.
Australian, US and Canadian law enforcement agencies collaborate to bust Canadian security firm providing encrypted communications to organised crime market.
Certified delivery partners receive a range of add-on benefits including preferential promotion and access to the virtual bench.
Singapore's PM Lee Hsien Loong emphasised cybersecurity and the potential of smart cities in enhancing ASEAN-Australia relations at an ASEAN conference.
Vertiv's cooling solution also meets International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standards for maximum reliability and energy efficiency.
A RAT called Qrypter has been used to target organisations around the globe, including those in New Zealand and Australia.
Empired (and by extension Intergen as a subsidiary) laid some big bets a few years ago which have obviously now paid off.
The temporary no-fly zones will help reduce the likelihood of drone operators inadvertently entering sensitive areas.
Fujitsu Australia launches Reconciliation Action Plan to promote equality for Indigenous people in ICT industry.
Department of Home Affairs has accepted Unisys' bid to supply biosecurity tech to track travellers moving in and out of Australia's borders.
The new scheme will be aimed at both businesses with over $4 million annual turnover as well as technology-based and STEM-related start-ups.
Australia's Community and Public Sector Union (CPSU) has confirmed Telstra plans to cut over 100 jobs, sending the work overseas.
The listing follows a $70 million IPO, which values the company at approximately $143 million on a fully diluted basis.
Fortinet takes a look at what business priorities should be in the wake of the Notifiable Data Breach Laws coming into effect.