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Tuesday January 7, 2025

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Cloud

NSW Herbarium completes five-year archive digitisation

Cloud-based platform documents 1.4 million plant specimens.

By Eleanor Dickinson

Latest News

Telco/ISP

ISP Flip shifts to Swoop infrastructure

Migration underway.

By Kate Weber

Microsoft plans to invest US$80 billion on AI-enabled data centres in fiscal 2025

Cloud

Microsoft plans to invest US$80 billion on AI-enabled data centres in fiscal 2025

To train AI models.

By Staff Writer

Apple to pay US$95 million to settle Siri privacy lawsuit

Security

Apple to pay US$95 million to settle Siri privacy lawsuit

Content of conversations allegedly disclosed to advertisers.

By Jonathan Stempel

IBM, GlobalFoundries settle lawsuits over contract, trade secrets

Hardware

IBM, GlobalFoundries settle lawsuits over contract, trade secrets

Involving chips.

By Blake Brittain

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Training & Development

The major CIO and CTO shifts in 2024

By Eleanor Dickinson

AustralianSuper turns on Security Copilot

Security

AustralianSuper turns on Security Copilot

By Eleanor Dickinson

Macquarie Bank looks to break free of IaaS

Financial Services

Macquarie Bank looks to break free of IaaS

By Ry Crozier

Marriott and Starwood ordered to implement wide-ranging security program

Security

Marriott and Starwood ordered to implement wide-ranging security program

By Ry Crozier

Hackers hijack a wide range of companies' Chrome extensions

Security

Hackers hijack a wide range of companies' Chrome extensions

By Staff Writer

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