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Lawsuits on the horizon after Brisbane council terminates TechnologyOne contract
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Seattle cyber attacker arrested after hits on Aussie businesses
Brings two and a half year, international investigation to a close
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Bureau of Meteorology to offer access to data via APIs
Not ready to ditch FTP yet, however
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Social virtual reality platform pioneer AltspaceVR closing down
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Encryption: UK Defence Sec says tech companies ‘have to do more’, gives no detail
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Social virtual reality platform pioneer AltspaceVR closing down
AltspaceVR, a leading social virtual reality platform, and the first to gain a significant user base, has announced it is going out of business.
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Lawsuits on the horizon after Brisbane council terminates TechnologyOne contract
Brisbane City Council has terminated its IT systems replacement contract with TechnologyOne.
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Bureau of Meteorology to offer access to data via APIs
The Bureau of Meteorology is set to launch a number of APIs to deliver easier access to its data.
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Encryption: UK Defence Sec says tech companies ‘have to do more’, gives no detail
The UK Secretary of State for Defence has struggled to explain what his government wants tech companies to do to support national security operations, but was adamant that “they have to do more”.
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Qld transport department prepares to dump Lotus Notes
Queensland’s Department of Transport and Main Roads is preparing to ditch its IBM Notes databases.
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Seattle cyber attacker arrested after hits on Aussie businesses
A 37-year-old Seattle man has been arrested in connection with serious offences relating to distributed denial of service attacks that hit Australian businesses in 2015.
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Microsoft quantum computing: Cautious to commercialise, bullish to build
In the wake of bold announcements from Google and IBM on their plans to make quantum computing commercially available, Microsoft has said it is “still trying to figure out” a business model for the technology.
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Microsoft declares April's Windows 10 upgrade ready for business
Creators Update is now suitable for broad deployment in enterprise.
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Petition asks Adobe to open source Flash
Petition on GitHub appears in the wake of Adobe announcing its end-of-life schedule for the Flash Player
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Gallery: Oracle Code 2017
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In pictures: Get your apps in order - the ‘next wave’ of digital transformation
A Computerworld Breakfast Exchange event, ‘Get your apps in order - the ‘next wave’ of digital transformation' - sponsored by AppDynamics - brought together ICT industry experts to learn about how the industry is shifting towards user and business-aware applications and infrastructure.
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NSW government keen to tackle cyber skills shortage
A ‘speed networking’ event at NSW Parliament this week brought together representatives of 25 companies that are seeking the next generation of cyber security talent with 130 students from the state’s universities.
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Gallery: Telstra Labs
Telstra’s new CTO, Hakan Eriksson, yesterday took journalists on a tour of Telstra Labs
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