IBM offloads chip unit

By Staff Writer

Reports revenue drop of four percent.

SAP sales down on path to cloud

By Staff Writer

Cloud services create a challenge for the balance sheet.

MasterCard adds fingerprint scanner to credit cards

By Allie Coyne

Biometric security to replace PIN.

Insecure police radios at centre of Victorian election battle

By Allie Coyne

Will $10 million be enough to do the job?

Govt grant buys Victorian supercomputer two more years

By Paris Cowan

As original VLSCI funding dries up.

ACS chief steps down

By Andrew Colley

Patterson moves on after developing three-year plan.

Sally Parker

@datacentrechic

Globalfoundries 'acquisition' of IBM's semiconductor manuf. will leave them with one of the worlds largest semiconductor patent portfolios.

Aaron Levie

@levie

IBM's profit growth goals were unrealistic to start. They need to be in reinvention mode, not profit-expansion mode.

Bradley Leimer

@leimer

Apple Pay has similar buzz as a new iPhone launch. Haven't seen this much cross-marketing activity by banks in years. Top card matters.

Patrick Delahanty

@PDelahanty

No Apple Pay for me until @Chase adds support "soon" or I sign up with a competitor. I guess I'll pay for lunch with cash like it's 1886.

Doug Tabacco

@tabacco

Fun fact: While Chase supports Apple Pay, there's a specific exemption for Amazon-branded Chase cards.

Bryan Haggerty

@bhaggs

Chase reps states that the Chase Amazon Visa is their only consumer card not compatible with Apple Pay. Amazon opted out. Wow.

Paul Haddad

@tapbot_paul

My local hipster coffee shop doesn't support ApplePay. I had to swipe and sign on an iPad like some sort of animal.

Nigel Wadsworth

@nigelwadsworth

How long will Australian banks hold out before offering Apple Pay with their credit cards?

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@PennyWolf

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