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ASIC releases guidance for initial coin offerings
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Vodafone, ACCC meet in court for mobile roaming stoush
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Cyber flavoured delegation to head to San Francisco
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Matter involving former NT health CIO referred to police
NT Department of Health confirms CIO’s departure
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New pricing model: NBN says RSPs could save up to 70 per cent on business connections
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Macquarie Government’s cloud certified for use with classified data
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In search of a scale for human-robot interactions
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HPC meets AI - a world of possibilities
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ASIC releases guidance for initial coin offerings
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) today released guidance for businesses that undertake initial coin offerings (ICOs).
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Vodafone, ACCC meet in court for mobile roaming stoush
Lawyers representing Vodafone, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission and Telstra appeared in Federal Court in Sydney yesterday in a fight over the ACCC’s inquiry into mobile roaming.
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Google App Engine adds support for Java 8
Move to Java 8 overcomes limited Java class support, thread execution issues, and slower performance of Java 7, Google says
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Nvidia gets broad support for cutting-edge Volta GPUs in the data center
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Mozilla previews its faster 'Firefox Quantum' browser
The redesigned and re-engineered browser is now available in beta form and features a more minimal UI and is twice as fast.
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What is a fileless attack? How hackers invade systems without installing software
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New pricing model: NBN says RSPs could save up to 70 per cent on business connections
NBN has revealed a revamp of its pricing model for business broadband services, replacing the NBN Business Ethernet (nBE) product that it had expected to launch later this year.
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In pictures: HPC meets AI - a world of possibilities
A group of IT leaders gathered in Sydney for an exclusive Computerworld and Lenovo roundtable discussion about the power and possibilities of the connected world of HPC and AI. With HPC considered the engine and ‘lifeblood’ fuelling AI, the technology is no longer just in the hands of researchers and educational facilities, but is sweeping large enterprise thanks to advances in Big Data and massive computational power.
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In pictures: Microsoft announces two Canberra cloud regions
Microsoft plans to deliver Microsoft Azure from two new regions through a strategic partnership with Canberra Data Centres (CDC). The company says it will be the only major cloud provider in Australia to deliver hyperscale cloud services to handle Unclassified and Protected government data.
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Gallery: Oracle Code 2017
Oracle staged its Oracle Code 2017 event on 18 July at Doltone House in Pyrmont, Sydney.
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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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