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• ASD chief unloads on AI hype
• Vodafone chief tempers 5G talk
• Meriton fined $3 million for turning TripAdvisor into TripDeceiver
• Spotlight on IT Infrastructure
• ANZ Banking Group reveals major cyber defence overhaul
• UNSW taps NASA, machine learning, for new landscape tracking tool
• Bugcrowd to boost Australian presence
• NBN Co's 50Mbps push drives up 'underperforming' services
• Cyber attacks rise in Australia's data breach numbers
• CLS, IBM and banks test blockchain app store
• Govt moves to reinforce My Health Record privacy
• SAP CRM sidelined at environment agency
• Telstra's debt collector flamed in Federal Court
• Google Australia funds CompSci PhDs
• Defence pumps cyber research program
• USA creates 'do not buy' list of software from Russia and China
• CBA goes nuts for blockchain on boats
• Telstra's head of technology out in restructure
• Telstra alerts business customers after privacy snafu
• Qld probes privacy law changes to tackle drone concerns
• Govt could tap bank, telco data for tourist insights
• Curtin Uni hunting for new CIO
• Digital content gift vouchers snared in federal reforms to arrest gouging
• Atlassian kills Stride and Hipchat, partners with Slack
• Australia freeloads on centimetre-accurate sat nav from Japan
• Intel data centre results disappoints
• Federal Police deploy AI for digital forensics
• Amazon's face ID tool mismatched members of Congress to mugshots
• Westmead Hospital treats bloated pharma prices with Sydney Uni software
• It's System Administrator Appreciation Day, so give yours whatever they ask for
• Facebook refutes push into public cloud
• AIIA chief steps down
• Google building better CensorBot to automate YouTube takedowns
• HSBC takes cloud ambitions on regulatory world tour
• Vic regulator databases manipulated, misused: IBAC
• How Telstra lost its way on APIs
• Unpatched SAP, Oracle systems targeted by hackers
• DTA launches new marketplace to build digital skills
• Doctors stage intervention on My Health Record
• Microsoft jabs at VMware with second semi-annual System Center update
• Coles to build new mobile wallet
• Victoria's new fines system still dogged by IT issues
• Failed apprenticeship IT system rebooted by Education
• Google packs more AI into its G Suite
• Aussie corporate and government websites with poor HTTPS redirects outed
• Chief Scientist warns AI could create "parallel society"
• NBN Co's deferral of $2.6bn of work still unexplained
• Windows Server 2019 to integrate with Azure NAS
• Cyber attack rated Sydney's least major threat
• Extortion phishers harvest guilty coin bonanza
• Shuttered bitcoin platform operator pleads guilty to US charges
• Google Cloud locks onto enterprise blockchain
• Fed govt, banks hand out free mainframe degrees
• Push to insert human rights into emerging tech
• Bank of England says payments system can serve blockchain users
• Target Australia shakes up its e-commerce fulfilment
• Qld govt scraps training management system
• Alphabet trounces profit estimates on ad sales surge
• ATO crackdown hit list for IT contractors revealed
• Demands for My Health Record opt-out to be extended
• Australia Singapore Cable laying phase complete: Vocus
• Autonomous vehicle trial towns named for regional NSW
• MyRepublic stung for NBN fine print
• WA govt looks for next CIO
• Insecure server left carmakers' trade secrets wide open
• Singapore govt health database hacked
• "Biggest climate data yet" to be drilled by NCI lab
• UTS creating middleware to protect international students' data
• ATO to ditch AUSkey for myGovID
• Hawaiki subsea cable comes online
• Sydney man allegedly stole $600k of AWS Snowball drives
• Microsoft result soars on cloud services revenue
• NBN Co says 'not possible' to show cheapest FTTP connections
• NSW Police halts COPS overhaul
• Finance names new GovCMS provider
• CBA, Microsoft startup Wiise generates heat for partner KPMG
• Mainframe sales double in latest IBM profit
• AWS could start selling network switches
• NBN Co puts target on planned enterprise user base
• Defence attacked over new technology restrictions
• Bankwest shutters branches in digital refocus
• NBN switchover sees hundreds lose old phone numbers
• Ex-DTO chief slams "significantly flawed" My Health Record
• Defence demands total control over Australian tech R&D, exports
• Mastercard tries to make paying with virtual coins easier
• NBN Co asks $11k per premises in area switch upgrade
• Oracle product vulnerabilities hit all-time high
• NBN Co blames fixed wireless take-up, usage for congestion
• DTA calls out contractors and consultants as barriers to change
• NSW Environment Office applies drone AI to buzz endangered plants
• Sydney Metro conducts first major driverless test
• WA Main Roads shifts gear to sole outsourcer
• Lost a classified government safe? There’s an app for that…
• Rabobank bringing A/NZ ops onto single IT stack
• SAP flips Australian leadership again
• BoQ comes round to Square
• Amazon workers strike in Germany, Spain and Poland
• First day deluge for My Health Record opt-out
• NSW govt signs new Microsoft, Salesforce deals
• Molecular electronics to overcome Moore's Law shortfall?
• Lion to sense supply chain shifts in real time
• Chrome's Spectre mitigation is a memory hog
• NBN speed standards emerge at top tiers
• ASG ends Unisys' 20-year run at ANAO
• $60bn primary health sector "extremely data-poor": UNSW
• My Health Record: what you need to know
• Microsoft wants facial recognition technology regulated
• Spotlight on telecommunications & networking
• Free kick for Teams as Microsoft tries to reduce Slack
• Commonwealth switches on critical infrastructure powers
• Rio Tinto's autonomous train makes first solo pit-to-port delivery
• Novel malware attack used mobile device management
• Broadcom loses $25bn in value after CA bid
• Digital signatures for property deals inked by NSW Cabinet
• ASD cloud games break cover
• ASD returns fire over Microsoft removal claims
• Micro Focus Intl sinks as costs of fixing HPE mount
• AMP reveals hidden 'goldfish' cloud
• Origin plugs into IoT-powered 'Lighting-as-a-Service'
• TPG joins Telstra in showing NBN fixed wireless speeds
• ZTE clears hurdle to lifting US ban
• NBN Co to roll back Sky Muster modem firmware update
• Service NSW turfs Windows OS for Chrome
• Govt sets buyer limits for 5G spectrum
• Apple censorship code for China crashed iPhone apps
• Treasury after next tech chief
• University of Canberra to overhaul student CRM
• Home Affairs 'face on the move' biometrics trial scores 94 percent
• Intel pays $100k 'bounty' on new Spectre variant
• AMP Bank to tackle core revamp
• TCS posts record profit
• Facebook staring at Australian class action
• Qld IT dashboard missing projects
• Cheap device could stall Apple's new USB port lock
• NSW Industry hunts new CIO
• Trustwave sued for $40m over Heartland PCI-DSS checks
• Telstra's networks boss to leave
• Telstra starts publishing 'average' NBN speeds
• Timehop data breach impacts 21 million users
• Political parties to get cyber subsidy for electoral databases
• Polar fitness app leaks military personnel locations
• Downer Group gives Cisco a lift onto smart infrastructure projects
• NSW faces tough path to expand prison jammer rollout
• Qld cane farmers to create sugar blockchain
• Reserve Bank broadsides Big Four over outages
• TPG files proposals for almost one third of 4G network
• Huawei wins $136m WA rail deal
• UK banks may have two days to recover from IT failures
• Service NSW CIO departs for Suncorp
• ANU network 'significantly compromised' by hackers
• NBN Co's HFC sales freeze hits 1.38m premises
• NSW govt gauges interest in small rural telcos fund
• Chief Scientist's 'Turing stamp' for AI blasted
• Researchers build ultra-long distance fibre links
• HSBC Australia avoids customer heat in online banking switch
• Health informatics booster shot for critical care
• CSIRO removes HPC 'bottleneck' with storage upgrade
• Israel charges former employee of NSO Group with cyber crimes
• Sydney Airport begins 'couch-to-gate' biometrics trial
• Gentoo hacker's code changes unlikely to have worked
• IBM deal exposes real cost of legacy
• Why NBN's fixed wireless users won't notice new design rules
• Samsung's Q2 profit seen flagging
• IBM inks $1bn whole of government deal
• Proposed future data sharing laws revealed
• Sydney Uni harvests big data to boost crops
• Scientists develop smartphone screen fingerprint sensor
• WA Health breaks CIO fast
• Samsung glitch randomly sends pictures to contacts
• Airtasker caught up in Typeform data breach
• Defence unveils new IT services landscape
• Bakers Delight warns comp entrants after Typeform breach
• Google ads standard delays cause EU privacy compliance mess
• CEFC sinks $35m into smart meters
• Govt tries to prove My Health Record's worth
• NT picks new core policing system provider
• Wesfarmers builds out advanced analytics centre
• DHS spends big to find child support system answers
• ME Bank appoints new CIO
• Google's A/NZ chief to exit
• HTC to slash quarter of workforce
• Online payments with ID could be discounted
• ASD chief frets over cyber recruits
• Foxtel turns to data to keep its customers
• RAMpage flaw impacts every Android device since 2012
• Transport union demands AI speed bump
• NSW RMS replaces facial recognition system
• Tasmanian voters caught in data breach
• Apple rebuilds mapping app, but will still tap TomTom
• WA Police collar state CTO Cann as new CIO
• Colonial First State drills big data to transform superannuation