Setback for government’s facial recognition push
Parliamentary committee calls for facial recognition bill to be redrafted
Three-year effort to have Samsung smartphones certified for use with classified data
ASD gave Samsung technical advice to certify Galaxy S9 and S9+ for use with PROTECTED data
New security firm recruits former chief govt cyber advisor
CyberCX scores former Optus Business MD, ACSC head
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Bipartisan opposition to government’s facial recognition bill
Parliamentary committee calls for facial recognition bill to be redrafted
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Aussie Broadband prepares for ASX listing
Expects to improve strategic, financial and management competencies
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Telstra strikes 5G edge deal with Cradlepoint
New Telstra 5G for Business product combines cellular modem and edge router
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NBN Co CEO defends enterprise market push
Government-owned company says it isn’t breaching legislated wholesale-only restrictions
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IoT, Virtual ISP: NBN Co details business satellite offerings
Support for data-hungry workplaces, low-bandwidth Internet of Things IoT applications
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Government to establish ‘cloud marketplace’
New arrangement to offer more flexibility than current cloud services panel
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Setback for government’s facial recognition push
The Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security (PJCIS) has called for the redrafting of a government bill designed to establish a national facial recognition system.
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Aussie Broadband prepares for ASX listing
Telecommunications provider Aussie Broadband has appointed Brian Maher as its new CFO as the company prepares to go public next year.
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Fuji Xerox to buy CSG for $141M
Fuji Xerox Asia Pacific has entered into an agreement to acquire publicly listed print and business technology solutions provider CSG for A$140.8 million.
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IBM questions Google's quantum computing 'supremacy' claims
Google claims to have achieved a breakthrough in computing research by using a quantum computer to solve in minutes a complex problem that would take today's most powerful supercomputer thousands of years to crack.
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Google claims quantum supremacy over supercomputers
Google says its new quantum computer takes less than three-and-a-half minutes to solve a problem that would take a supercomputer about 10,000 years.
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Agile starts with leadership, not a textbook
Embracing agile ways of working at SiteMinder, which for years had established itself as a global market leader through technical innovation and pace-to-market, has represented a fundamental shift in how we work.
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Move aside, RDBMS, NoSQL owns the future
Relational databases may keep ‘old stack’ workloads, but research suggests NoSQL databases will dominate ‘new stack’ spending
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Telstra strikes 5G edge deal with Cradlepoint
Telstra will work with US company Cradlepoint to develop a ‘5G for Business’ offering that integrates with a 5G cellular modem and an edge router.
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Gartner: Top 10 strategic technology trends for 2020
Gartner: Hyperautomation, AI-based security, distributed cloud computing and intelligent edge systems will be all the rage
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Slack adds app home screen, better app discoverability
The collaboration software vendor is hoping to make it easier for developers to build apps for its platform, and help users find those apps once they're released.
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Cisco issues critical security warning for IOS XE REST API container
This Cisco IOS XE REST API vulnerability could lead to attackers obtaining the token-id of an authenticated user.
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HTC launches a cheaper blockchain phone
HTC is now selling the Exodus 1s, a blockchain-enabled smartphone that can natively store Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies and costs less than half the price of its predecessor.
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Aruba rounds out edge-to-cloud strategy
HPE Aruba's AOS-CX 10.4 software and stackable CX 6300 and modular CX 6400 Series switches offer intelligence, automation, security across networks.
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NBN Co CEO defends enterprise market push
NBN Co’s chief executive has rejected criticism of the company’s efforts to increase its revenue from the business segment, with the network operator defending its direct engagement with major enterprises over the rollout of fibre services.
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Google Bazel builds and tests Bazel 1.0
Open source build tool brings fast incremental builds to multiple languages, multiple platforms, and large code bases
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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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