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• Programming error botched Russian satellite launch
• Apple faces lawsuits after admitting to slowing old iPhones
• Bitcoin recovers after its worst week since 2013
• Bulletproof board rejects MacTel's 'opportunistic' takeover bid
• Former NewSat CEO charged over false invoices
• Eric Schmidt to step down as Alphabet chairman
• NBN Co 'error' halves new copper cable spend
• The CIO movements that made headlines in 2017
• Tabcorp CIO exits in Tatts merger
• Caseworkers criticise NSW ChildStory IT platform
• DTA appoints IT procurement chief
• Human Services CIO quits
• ACMA imposes new rules for NBN migrations
• Apple admits to slowing older iPhones
• Vodafone loses legal fight with ACCC over roaming
• NBN Co's HFC freeze hits more than 500,000 homes
• High-speed broadband to become legal right for Britons
• Equinix to convert Metronode data centres into 'campuses'
• ACCC abandons plan to expose NBN RSPs' CVC buys
• Govt to ditch Telstra's USO
• Cause of Basslink cable outage finally revealed
• NSW govt opens Opal up to private operators
• TPG to compensate 8000 users for slow NBN speeds
• Apple to open global flagship store in Melbourne
• WhatsApp told to stop sharing data with Facebook
• Medicare payments system outages surge over the last year
• Sea change sends CUA CIO to Hong Kong
• US blames North Korea for WannaCry
• Australia gets new cyber, digital ministers
• Aussie internet users face three-week wait for cable repair
• Defence gets its autonomous systems CRC
• Telcos double NBN tower use for mobile blackspots
• NBN Co resumes micronode rollout
• Kaspersky sues Trump administration over software ban
• Vic govt gives green light to train mobile service fix
• NBN Co sees the dissection of its wholesale deals
• Govt forces small businesses onto single-touch payroll
• Medicare payments system given $17m to keep the lights on
• Aussie Broadband wants NBN Co to remediate wireless
• NCI gets $70m to overhaul Raijin supercomputer
• Rio Tinto starts autonomous retrofits for haul trucks
• Govt to shave $104m off Centrelink IT overhaul cost
• Health open data bungle meant Aussies could be identified
• TIO tries to match NBN complaints to access techs
• Orica looks to AI, robotics for blast ops
• Equinix wins $1bn race for Metronode
• Oracle to buy Australia's Aconex for $1.56bn
• AGL picks SAP S4/HANA for ERP overhaul
• California voter record database held to ransom
• Spotlight on industrial IT
• Queensland wants to build its own NBN
• CBA beefs up intelligent ATM controls after review
• ACCC sues Optus for rushing users onto NBN
• The NSW govt's answer to Uber
• Hackers halt plant operations in landmark attack
• NSW lost $2.6m from discarded Opal cards
• NASA, Google use neural network to find new planets
• ATO works to get rid of unsupported Microsoft systems
• US regulator scraps net neutrality
• System error forces Westpac to refund $11m to owner-occupiers
• Melbourne Uni to act as IBM quantum 'hub'
• TPG moves on discounted 50Mbps NBN tier
• Adelaide Uni to boost supercomputer to 450 Tflops
• VicRoads joins national GPS accuracy trials
• Allens looks internally for new CIO
• Telstra pays $50m for Brisbane 5G spectrum
• Decades-old ROBOT flaw busts open TLS
• Google encrypts service-to-service communications
• Bitcoin fever exposes digital currency market frailties
• Three men plead guilty to crimes tied to Mirai attacks
• NBN Co hopes new prices will reveal network's power
• Parker chatbot can tell you if you need to report a data breach
• RBA talks down chances of digital Aussie dollar
• Aussie online retailers sold refurbished phones, tablets as 'new'
• NAB to hire 35 new staff to innovation lab
• How McDonald's takes your UberEats orders
• Bitcoin slips after record highs
• Database of 1.4 billion credentials found on dark web
• National cancer register switched on, nine months late
• Bitcoin futures suggest rapid rise in price to slow
• TAFE NSW still paying millions to fix LMBR disaster
• Google releases Apple iOS 'jailbreak' exploit
• Govt confirms business NBN tax is scope creep
• Apple to buy Shazam
• Inside the NLA's make-or-break digital transformation
• DVA adopts DTA's playbook for digital claims overhaul
• Adelaide to open a machine learning institute
• AFP's foreign metadata disclosures dip
• Optus dumps billing for third-party content subscriptions
• Qld gets a new IT minister
• Optus admits to slow NBN speeds for 8700 users
• NAB CIO out in restructure
• Microsoft exposed private TLS key for Dynamics 365
• NBN Co moves to keep activations on track
• Spotlight on federal government
• Android bug lets attackers modify signed code
• Australia's new face verification system will actually improve privacy
• Aussie Bitcoin exchanges now need to register with the govt
• NSW's ChildStory IT system is 50 percent over budget
• NBN Co takes $50m revenue hit on HFC delay
• Google's DeepMind AI beats expert software at chess
• Microsoft patents foldable smartphone designs
• Optus reveals actual NBN speed stats
• The IT giants that paid no Aussie tax last year
• Aussie Broadband to reveal its NBN CVC allocations
• WA unlocks personal student data for research
• Uber hacker is a 20 yr-old Florida man
• Vocus says Aussie internet traffic will go west
• Victoria's super-department CIO resigns
• Steam dumps Bitcoin as payment option
• The ASX is going ahead with a blockchain-based core system
• Google pulls YouTube from Amazon devices
• Bitcoin surges above US$12,000 to record high
• WA review proposes ditching govt CIO office
• The biggest Australian govt IT suppliers, ranked
• TPG expands initial 4G clusters to Adelaide, Brisbane
• TPG to build Adelaide City's 10Gbps fibre network
• Facebook, Google left out of Aussie safe harbour copyright changes
• ATO gets go-ahead for single business register
• Thousands of Chromebooks mysteriously go offline
• Aussie retailers rally as Amazon gets cool reception
• Mobile keyboard developer exposed full data of 31m users
• Intel, Hyper.sh merge tech into Kata Containers
• How REA and NAB made their tech work together
• Inside Nine's 'revolutionary' TV audience tool
• DTA unveils whole-of-gov hardware marketplace
• Brisbane council, TechOne settle IT stoush in secret
• Atlassian lifts lid on 500TB data lake
• Rio Tinto scales up its data platform
• NSW looks to driverless vehicles for regional public transport
• Police, security vendors take down Andromeda botnet
• Amazon launches online store in Australia
• Inside Macquarie Group's 'Arturo' public cloud push
• ATO's super system changes will target underpayments
• NSW prepares for broader e-voting scheme
• Google to clamp down on Android app snooping
• Vodafone launches NBN plans
• UK tells agencies not to use Kaspersky software
• Three Uber security managers resign after breach
• Meet Australia's top IT leaders
• Aussie internet suffers as subsea cable cut again
• Melbourne goes digital to prepare for population boom
• Spotlight on state and local government
• How Momentum Energy got to a single customer view
• Sydney Water opens 'customer hub' to 1m users
• NSW govt's SEED sprouts 1200 enviro datasets
• Newcrest puts digital back on Lihir mine roadmap
• How ING got people to save money without thinking
• How Minter Ellison resolved 'long-standing' IT, process grievances
• Automation sets Aussie Broadband up for growth
• Uber says 1.2m Aussies compromised in breach
• Mike Burgess returns to ASD
• ATO extends $1.5bn HPE deal despite SAN disaster
• Defence's new CIO revealed
• Apple's root bug fix for macOS breaks file sharing
• ACCC to start broadband monitoring next month
• Telstra tries to smooth migration to NBN FTTC
• Telstra forecasts $700m hit from NBN HFC freeze
• Bitcoin loses over a fifth of its value in less than a day
• Google faces million-member lawsuit for Safari snooping
• BHP lifts lid on major data science project
• MacTel builds Aussie NOC to avoid Nokia offshoring