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NBN Co has high-use 'free-riders' in its sights

Hopes to encourage these users to migrate off of "inappropriate" plans.

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University of Canberra to recruit a permanent CIO
  Strategy  

University of Canberra to recruit a permanent CIO

After a period of IT being run by CDIO and then interim CIOs.

By Richard Chirgwin
 
IBM partners with new Japanese chip maker Rapidus
  Hardware  

IBM partners with new Japanese chip maker Rapidus

Sets sights on 2nm geometry.

By Jane Lanhee Lee and Tim Kelly
 
US lawmakers unveil bipartisan bid to ban TikTok
  Security  

US lawmakers unveil bipartisan bid to ban TikTok

Concerns about privacy, censorship.

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