iTnews Newsletter - Wednesday June 22, 2016

+ The world's new top supercomputer; Samsung sinks $1.6bn into IoT; US relaxes drone rules

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Wednesday June 22, 2016

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Photos: Inside CBA's modernised Sydney data centre

Queensland's IBM ban lives on

Oracle Australia boss quits

Switkowski breached caretaker conventions with NBN op-ed

NBN's fibre-to-the-node take-up revealed

What's on Social Media

	Justin Warren @jpwarren	People like public cloud because internal IT sucks more. #NEXTConf

	Kara Vickery @kara_vickery	PM testing out some virtual reality technology, says it's "transformative" #ausvotes https://t.co/EVztuSKvKS

	Tony Riley @TheTonyRiley	Who will store the data? As we get deeper into data producing IoT is the true cost of storage being measured? https://t.co/DhI1zHQ3HR

	James Turner @jturner_ibrs	Internal @IBRS call and we're straight into debating the $MSFT acquisition of @linkedin

	James Turner @jturner_ibrs	the consensus is; smart acquisition, but cloud identity not in $MSFT's DNA. Will take huge focus, effort & leadership to realise benefit

	Adam Fowler @AdamFowler_IT	@jturner_ibrs What? They've been doing this for years with Azure AD. They've been aiming for cloud identity for quite a while.

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Events


Event Name	Location	Date
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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