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iCare signs off $60 million for application development

Five-year refresh of insurance scheme software.

By Richard Chirgwin
 

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NBN Co exec reshuffle in networks and engineering
  Telco/ISP  

NBN Co exec reshuffle in networks and engineering

Following Kathrine Dyer’s decision to leave.

By Ry Crozier
 
Victorian Managed Insurance Authority finds its next CIO
  Training & Development  

Victorian Managed Insurance Authority finds its next CIO

From state’s Department of Transport.

By Ry Crozier
 
US expands export restrictions of some Nvidia chips
  Hardware  

US expands export restrictions of some Nvidia chips

Beyond China to other regions.

By Stephen Nellis
 
 
 

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