Twitter, Facebook counter ‘information operation’ targeting HK protesters
Social network operators ban accounts linked to state-backed campaign against protest movement
Australian Signals Directorate open sources data analysis tool
Takes unprecedented step by posting Constellation on GitHub
Coates Hire eyes opportunities in ML, IoT after cloud move
Company slashes data centre footprint with lift-and-shift to Azure
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Huawei sheds Australian jobs as 5G ban begins to bite
Cuts headcount by 100, with more to come
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Former CBA IT exec unlikely to face trial until 2020
Trial date for former CBA IT exec vacated in interests of fairness
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Origin Energy grows broadband base
Signs up 8000 customers following launch last year
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Coles’ online business makes a profit for the first time
Coles Online marks 20 years by turning a profit
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New rules allow Google to bring ‘Project Soli’ motion sensing tech to Australia
ACMA rule change allows touchless interaction technology to be introduced in Australia
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Cuscal investigates spike in PayID lookups
OAIC, APRA notified
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Huawei sheds Australian jobs as 5G ban begins to bite
Huawei says it has cut its Australian headcount by 100, with the Chinese telco equipment manufacturer blaming a government decision to bar it from participating in the roll out of 5G networks.
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HP CEO Dion Weisler set to depart
Dion Weisler has unveiled plans to exit as CEO of HP, returning home to Australia due to a “family health matter”.
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Ruffle project hopes to resurrect Flash Player
The project uses Rust and WebAssembly to allow playback of Flash media more securely than the original Adobe player
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Ruby on Rails 6.0 adds rich text capabilities
JavaScript, database support also get nods
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Microsoft promotes 'full-Chromium' Edge to Beta, touts enterprise skillset
Microsoft has launched a Beta build of its browser for all supported editions of Windows, including 7 and 10, and macOS.
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Origin Energy grows broadband base
Origin Energy ended FY19 with around 8000 broadband customers, the company reported today.
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Former CBA IT exec unlikely to face trial until 2020
Former Commonwealth Bank of Australia IT executive Jon Waldron is unlikely to stand trial before May 2020 at the earliest.
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Vocus revenues flat following 'year of significant change'
Vocus has come out a self-described "year of significant change" with a 44 per cent drop in net profit after tax (NPAT) to $34 million.
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Coles’ online business makes a profit for the first time
Coles Online for the first time in its two-decade history achieved profitability in FY19.
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Cisco: 6 critical security alarms for UCS software, small-biz routers
Cisco finds critical bugs in its Unified communications Director and Director Express software for Big Data packages as well as its Small Business 220 Series Smart Switches.
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Splunk to buy SignalFx for $1 billion
Data analytics software maker Splunk on Wednesday said it would acquire privately held SignalFx, which makes software for the cloud, in a cash and stock deal for about US$1.05 billion.
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Big Switch targets shadow IT, hybrid cloud growth with fortified software family
Big Switch's new products include a version of its Big Cloud Fabric (BCF) for Amazon Web Services virtual private cloud (VPC) management, adding support for Global VPCs (G-VPCs), and a cloud-based version of its Multi-Cloud Director (MCD).
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Intel reveals more about its Lakefield stacked CPU, due to ship in late 2019
Intel pegged late 2019 to ship its Lakefield technology, which stacks Sunny Cove and Atom CPUs to share the processing load. We expect it to be used for thin-and-light laptops.
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Intel announces Comet Lake, a faster, 10th-gen Whiskey Lake chip for mainstream laptops
Intel's new Comet Lake processor is essentially a faster version of Whiskey Lake with some 10th-gen features added to it, forming the foundation of business notebook PCs and some mainstream laptops.
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Automated machine learning or AutoML explained
AutoML frameworks and services eliminate the need for skilled data scientists to build machine learning and deep learning models
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In pictures: Roundtable - How to ‘thrive’ - and 'survive' - in world of IT disruption and unlock your data capital: Melbourne
Organisations that are ‘thriving’ in today’s fast-paced ‘data-driven world’ are the ones that are turning the influx of data into competitive differentiation.
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In pictures: Roundtable - How to ‘thrive’ - and 'survive' - in world of IT disruption and unlock your data capital: Sydney
Organisations that are ‘thriving’ in today’s fast-paced ‘data-driven world’ are the ones that are turning the influx of data into competitive differentiation. There’s an explosion of data being generated that must be moved, stored, protected and analysed - and then leveraged and capitalised on. Tech leaders gathered for an exclusive Computerworld roundtable luncheon at Aria - sponsored by Dell EMC - to discuss how companies can thrive in the ‘age of data’ and redefine the role of the datacentre to enable business capabilities fueled by information.
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Gallery: Microsoft's new Technology Centre in Sydney
Sydney is home to a new Microsoft Technology Centre, which Microsoft said would help its Australian enterprise and government customers accelerate their adoption of cloud and AI. The company formally launched the new centre today.
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In Pictures: Flash Forward: How to deliver real outcomes in the age of Storage Innovation - Sydney Breakfast
Organisations continue to embark on the digital transformation journey, and many continue to grapple with legacy business processes, applications and infrastructure that require modernisation and automation. But at the same time, historic advancements in storage technology - particularly in all-flash and hybrid data storage - is helping IT leaders run smarter businesses and operate more efficiently. A group of technology chiefs gathered in Sydney for a Computerworld Breakfast, in partnership with Dell EMC and Intel, to hear about the substantive topic of transformation and infrastructure modernisation.
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