iTnews Newsletter - Thursday May 26, 2016

+ WA to cut IT spend; Undetectable malware chips possible; Major Adelaide data centre opens

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Thursday May 26, 2016

EARLY EDITION

Most Read

HP Enterprise in $12.5bn IT services spinoff with CSC

Photos: A look inside an NBN exchange

Photos: Inside CBA's modernised Sydney data centre

Telstra hits another nail in BigPond coffin

Two NBN staff stood down in AFP leak investigation

What's on Social Media

	Allie Coyne @alliecoyne	This has the potential to be a big problem - Chips can be built with undetectable malware https://t.co/zx7abmffC5

	AISA National @AISA_National	Focus of discussions we've had #AusCERT2016 has been #AISA2020 Great to keep members informed https://t.co/1iuYkXAZVJ

	Paris Cowan @parisbcowan	First KPI of WA govt's ICT strategy is "90% of ICT components of major projects are completed on time & on budget " https://t.co/zpmNv8fmK0

	rycrozier @rycrozier	I love a good data centre tour in the morning. @CommBank no less. https://t.co/9HxhpcWots

	Trevor Woods @tjwoods	3rd year Monash Students pitch Study Finder to help students find a place to study. '9/10 ask why don't we have this already' #theIDEATORau

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Events


Event Name	Location	Date
Agile Australia 2016	Melbourne Convention Centre	June 20, 2016
2nd Annual Cloud Services in Local Government Summit	Novotel Darling Harbour	July 26, 2016
Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit 2016	Hilton Sydney, Sydney: City & inner suburbs (NSW)	August 22, 2016

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