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• Canberra airport smartgates first to go contactless
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• Shell creates 'Skypad' app to refuel aircraft faster
• CBA hunts digital banking uses for IoT
• Retailers look to ACCC for Amazon protection
• Bitcoin tops US$11,000 after massive surge
• Delays hit Victoria's new training system
• Telstra expands wholesale APIs to diagnostics, support tickets
• Apple rushes out patch for macOS root security hole
• WA to trial autonomous taxis
• Big Vic govt agencies fail disaster recovery audit
• Kaspersky says he would leave if Russia asked him to spy
• NSW Justice expecting $23m bill to fix SAP headaches
• MacOS gives users full admin rights without password
• Internet firms ask US to keep net neutrality rules
• US intel agency leaked classified info via AWS S3
• Inside AusPost's plans to make Digital ID the new social login
• Westpac IT deputy jumps to Citi
• Govts scope national emergency mobile broadband network
• BHP to build remote ops centre for Olympic Dam
• Apple users lash out over second autocorrect bug
• Fifield stands by stalled NBN HFC network
• Alleged ASIO hackers charged in the United States
• UK cracks down on rogue drone operators
• NSW launches govt-wide IT projects dashboard
• Specialist Aussie IT pros are earning more than ever
• NBN Co freezes new HFC orders
• NAB turns on compression for data storage
• IAG calls for rigour with natural hazard data
• Inside China's first virtual reality theme park
• Alleged Yahoo hacker expected to plead guilty
• First UNSW CubeSat launched into orbit
• NBN Co puts dates on service class zero premises
• New laws will give Aussies access to their bank, telco, energy data
• Hackers stole data from 1.7m Imgur users
• Most FTTN NBN users don't hit top retail speeds
• Victoria picks Fred IT to build $30m drug tracking system
• Govt uses data matching to sweep prisons for welfare fraud
• Could robots help Amazon beat AusPost's slow delivery problem?
• Search for NSW's next whole-of-govt CIDO begins
• EU lawmakers back export control on spying tech
• NBN Co to de-congest services with promo offer
• Microsoft's VMware Azure stack 'neither certified nor supported'
• Why MacTel hasn't signed NBN Co's new wholesale agreement
• AirTrunk to lift lid on Australian data centre plans
• WA govt wants to release identifiable student data
• HP patches remote exploit bug in enterprise printers
• Firefox will tell you if your data has been breached
• Apple discovers illegal student labour at iPhone X plant
• Uber breach triggers global government probes
• REA Group re-platforms its operations
• NSW Police pushes back go-live on new firearms system
• Govt opens 'priority' mobile blackspots round
• Meg Whitman quits HPE
• Bulletproof wanted out of being a listed company
• Uber hid hack of 57 million customers for a year
• Windows ASLR bug is intended feature: Microsoft
• Dozens of Aus govt agencies remain exposed to cyber attack
• FCC plans to ditch US net neutrality rules
• Swiss companies plan single online identity
• Macquarie Telecom bids for Bulletproof in $18m deal
• Info 'may be accessed' on ACT student Chromebooks
• Marketo suffers second big outage in four months
• Take two for Billabong in e-commerce overhaul
• Intel patches processor flaw that left millions of PCs vulnerable
• Founder acquires Telstra's majority stake in PhoneWords
• Bankwest goes all-in with Spotify's agile model
• AWS launches 'secret' region for US spy agencies
• Victoria's role in the national facial biometric system
• Govt sets up digital task force for small business
• HSBC, Societe Generale run into AI's production problems
• Telstra hires its first customer CTO
• MacTel, Bulletproof in trading halts ahead of expected merger
• Fork talk lifts Bitcoin to all-time high
• Pentagon exposed huge internet surveillance data cache
• Tip Top bakes digital into its field force
• Apple delays launch of HomePod smart speaker
• Bankwest puts slice of broker site on Lambda
• NSW govt agencies could be forced to report data breaches
• 'JOLTandBLEED' flaw leaves PeopleSoft ERP wide open
• Microsoft finally offers Azure reserved instances
• ABC exposes sensitive data in S3 bungle
• Aussie businesses to take the rap for their algorithms' actions
• The Commonwealth's 17 high-risk IT projects
• NSA staffer's backdoored computer may have leaked secrets
• DTA intervenes to save $20m apprentice IT system
• How the DTA plans to manage your digital identity
• Shell's QGC expands drone use in Surat Basin
• Canberra Uni's new chatbots could raise IT tickets
• MYOB buys Reckon's accountant business for $180m
• London telco to run fibre through sewer network
• US govt releases rules on disclosing cyber flaws
• Session replay is a major threat to privacy on the web
• How Telstra and others "overcharged" NBN customers
• DHS aims for AI-driven service delivery future
• DHL turns to IoT to avoid truck-worker collisions
• Firefox opts for Google as default search in US
• Britain doubles visa numbers to attract tech talent
• Why Westpac is holding off on AI
• US approves digital pill that tracks when patients take it
• OnePlus phones sold with root exploit backdoor
• NSW's inaugural clinical IT chief departs
• NBN Co looks at 5G options in city areas
• Deakin Uni splits out a tech start-up
• IBM puts 20 qubit quantum computer in the cloud
• BMW turns to data to solve owners' car troubles
• NSW Police's first-ever CIO leaves after restructure
• Qualcomm rejects Broadcom's $134bn takeover bid
• Domain hunts for tech director
• NZ to appoint government CTO
• BoM eyes hybrid cloud shift
• Shell blends data to personalise fuel
• Tech researchers get funding in $333.5m ARC round
• Victoria to trial driverless bus service
• Santos outsources IT in cost cutting drive
• National real-time intelligence sharing system edges closer
• Tech giants turning Sydney's CBD into 'Silicon Place'
• Govt asks IT suppliers to send in their complaints
• DTA signs $42m whole-of-gov SAP contract
• Volkswagen, Google delve into quantum computing
• We're searching for the rising stars of Australian IT
• App developers expose private data of millions
• FBI refused to ask Apple to unlock Texas shooter's iPhone
• Power outage downs OVH services
• NAB to hire 600 IT workers
• How Woolies used Google machine learning to scale Bunch
• DHS taps Angular for quick customer wins
• NSW's $100m ChildStory system rollout gets go-ahead
• Accused NSW uni IT fraudster changes plea to guilty
• Telcos draft industry code to improve copper broadband performance
• Jetstar looks to AI for smarter customer service
• How NSW Justice plans to make bricks and mortar work
• Former Yahoo chief blames Russia for mega hack
• Domino's using AI to check pizza quality
• Volkswagen Australia looks to Salesforce for IoT
• Bug freezes hundreds of millions of Ethereum
• AWS bolsters S3 security following massive info leaks
• Telstra will compensate 42,000 users for slow NBN speeds
• Waymo makes history with driverless taxis
• RMIT to roll out uni-wide Salesforce
• NBN Co goes on management hiring spree
• Android vulnerable to wi-fi bugs
• Apple Pay Cash enters beta
• DTA picks Vault Systems to host Govpass
• BP, Shell plan blockchain platform for energy trading
• Victoria's new fines IT system to be delayed again
• Rivals AMD, Intel partner to take on Nvidia
• Inside Shell's 'spare parts' data science project
• SA pours another $49m into troubled EPAS
• Samsung's appeal of patent loss to Apple rejected
• Broadcom offers $134 billion for Qualcomm
• Petrol apps save motorists millions: ACCC
• 'Burn in' strikes Apple's iPhone X, Google's Pixel 2
• Cisco brings AI to meetings
• AGL to sell smart meter business to Ausgrid
• Westpac cuts big IT outages from 19 to five
• NBN Co readies 1Gbps enterprise Ethernet service
• Android users fooled by fake WhatsApp
• Broadcom-Qualcomm tie-up would be the biggest tech deal ever
• Apple on course for $1 trillion valuation
• Cockatoos gnaw spare NBN cables on towers
• DTA ramps up work on next govt-wide platforms
• Superloop snaps up hotel wi-fi operator
• NT Police backs need for cyber laws
• Qualcomm sues Apple for breaching software licence contract
• NBN Co will stay off federal budget books
• TPG fined by ACMA for spamming
• Lenovo to buy stake in Fujitsu PC unit for up to $348m
• Telstra reviews its NBN CVC consumption weekly
• Geoscience Australia uses machine learning to peek below Earth's surface
• Telstra to shut, 'contain' or shift 800 apps to cloud
• ACCC to scrutinise standard of NBN's wholesale services
• NAB to 'rebalance' IT workforce
• Researchers hack iPhone 7 with iOS 11 installed
• Contractor breach exposes 50k Aussie govt, bank staff records
• NT govt launches fuel comparison website
• Myer turns to data in difficult transformation
• Microsoft 365 lands in Australia
• Myer takes on Amazon with online marketplace
• Service NSW wants to offer AI-powered services direct to citizens
• DFAT's Smartraveller is facing the axe
• Woolworths digitises loyalty card for iPhone users
• Oracle rushes out emergency patch for Identity Manager
• CBA plugs ATM fleet into customer service 'brain'
• Suncorp deploys Watson to determine claims liability
• Bitcoin will be crackable by quantum computers in a decade