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• Macquarie Uni appoints new CIO
• Australia yet to have "national cyber resilience": former ASIO, ASIS boss
• ANZ digital bill spikes, Elliott says tech costs now easing
• Huawei tightens China market hold at Apple's expense
• Two plead guilty in conspiracy involving Uber, LinkedIn, others
• Monash Uni taps cloud to eradicate malaria
• Twitter dumps paid political advertising
• NBN Co restructures to set up new regional business unit
• Apple CEO's handling of trade war has helped buoy shares, investors say
• Nuclear Power Corp of India says detected malware in its systems
• Apple mobilises suppliers to unveil first 5G iPhones - Nikkei
• Facebook agrees to pay UK fine over Cambridge Analytica scandal
• Independent Liquor Group finally calls time on 42 year-old OpenVMS ERP
• Facebook pulls large Russian disinformation campaigns aimed at Africa
• CBA's $10bn govt Benefits Finder now shoots 170k claims per month
• NAB starts moving critical applications into cloud
• WooliesX digital tweaks rake in 43 percent online sales surge
• France, Germany want more homegrown clouds to pick from
• Samsung Electronics shows off new design for square-folding phone
• ANU seeks another ASD historian… on Twitter
• Woolies reveals 99m payroll problems, and rubbish data is one
• Finance prepares to build prototype whole-of-govt ERP platform
• Facebook sues Israel's NSO Group over alleged WhatsApp hack
• Can a govt-wide open source messaging platform really cost just $150k?
• Apple Pay in EU antitrust spotlight as regulators seek details
• ANZ starts building out central 'enterprise cloud portfolio'
• Dominello reveals how NSW counselled Canberra on tech
• Victorian man arrested over multiple DDoS attacks
• FCC to vote to bar Huawei, ZTE from government subsidy program
• UQ uses data to find students 'at risk' of failing subjects
• Want to binge watch? New streaming TV services will make you wait
• Emerging markets need more say on digital currencies: Chinese official
• Google's search for sales in cloud, hardware prunes Alphabet profit
• Google Australia sued over collection and use of location data
• Russian "Fancy Bear" hackers prowl sports anti-doping agencies
• Flinders Uni embeds tech in new law courses
• NSW digital driver's licence stalls under load
• Gonski, Livingston front NSW tech and research charm offensive
• NPP upgrades to lessen bank outage fallout
• Google owner Alphabet in bid to buy Fitbit
• Pentagon deal to boost Microsoft's position in cloud computing - analysts
• NSW digital driver's licences go live
• SpaceX takes 'prerequisite' step for Starlink Aussie approval
• CBA prompts 600,000 customers to spend unused credit card points
• Digital ID laws needed before bank, state govt buy-in: DTA
• Amazon sales forecast, slower cloud growth disappoint investors
• China passes cryptography law as gears up for digital currency
• Win10 patch hobbles access to Border Force's ageing ICS customs platform
• Sydney driverless shuttle merges into live traffic
• Intel beats third-quarter estimates, raises full-year revenue forecast
• Russia dismisses hacking reports as 'unsavoury'
• Amazon's faster shipping dents profits, more pain to come
• Microsoft beats Amazon for Pentagon's US$10bn cloud computing contract
• NSW Education to trial NBN Sky Muster Plus
• Optus snafu prints 50k private mobile numbers in White Pages
• ACSC issues national alert over trojan linked to Vic Health attack
• Defence plots mammoth deployed IT overhaul
• Micro-credentials get big lift in tech qualifications review
• Microsoft pegs Australian Azure prices to US dollar
• API days for eftpos plan to undercut Afterpay
• Intel reboots Atom microarchitecture with Tremont design
• Suncorp uses AI to drill into insurance claim data
• Does online VET training work? More drop outs, but also more jobs
• Challenged by electric cars, Brembo aims to put the brakes on noise
• US senators ask FTC to probe Amazon over Capital One hack
• Bevan Slattery to build new Oman-Australia subsea cable
• NEC inks $39m networking upgrade deal with WA Police
• Gartner sees Aussie tech boom ahead
• Govt told to rewrite facial recognition bills
• NSW Health bolts cloud telephony onto ServiceNow transformation
• Facebook's Zuckerberg grilled in US Congress on cryptocurrency, privacy
• Google unveils quantum computer breakthrough; critics say wait a qubit
• Internet Society and Oracle release free route filtering checking tool
• Microsoft boosts bug bounties for sign-on services
• Huawei launches foldable phone in China at prices starting from US$2400
• Samsung updates software to fix fingerprint recognition problem
• ACSC pinged by spy watchdog over encryption certification complaint
• Victoria govt owed hundreds of millions after latest issues with fines IT system
• Defence CIO reveals himself as target of ERP nepotism claims
• Medicare Easyclaim payments put back to market
• Drones to check for signs of life in disaster recovery
• Samsung, UAE funds lead US$55m investment in quantum startup
• India government, Facebook spar over decryption laws at top court
• Netflix model for NSW transport nears with new Opal digital account
• Deloitte swoops on SAP and Oracle payroll master Presence of IT
• NBN Co now insists $200m not cut from wireless budget
• Human Services takes aim at infosec compliance battle
• Parliament hack prompted mass govt cyber security uplift
• Seized cryptocurrency makes a pretty penny for AFP
• SoftBank clinches deal to take over WeWork
• Apple CEO Cook named chairman of top Chinese business school's advisory board
• US senators want social media users to be able to take their data with them
• NBN Co uses enterprise to finance more fibre for its network
• Banks prepare to issue myGov compatible digital identities
• EU data watchdog raises concerns over Microsoft contracts
• Telstra Health, RMIT, CRC aim algorithms at deteriorating health
• Parliament hack report too torrid for public release
• NSA and GCHQ say Russian government hackers hijacked Iranian hackers
• Facebook announces new steps to clamp down on misinformation ahead of 2020 election
• NBN Co redirects $200m wireless capex into HFC, FTTC
• Home Affairs reveals core systems cloud push
• Agencies flock to DTA notifications platform during trial
• Gallery: Inside Archer Exploration's quantum computing lab
• Bank outage crackdown to publicly name and shame institutions
• China's propaganda chief says Cold War mentality hindering trust in cyberspace
• Mid-air wireless charging could keep drones aloft indefinitely
• Electric Hummer could be part of GM's move into EV trucks, SUVs
• JPMorgan's CEO says Facebook's Libra currency 'will never happen'
• Salvation Army marches onward to tech unification for Australia
• DTA to replace govt-wide cloud services panel with marketplace
• Lebanon scraps WhatsApp fee amid violent protests
• ABS prioritises client-systems in major IT upgrade as deadline looms
• Privacy watchdog's Facebook probe ongoing after 18 months
• Archer Exploration attempts to build room-temp quantum computer
• Huawei in early talks with US firms to licence 5G platform - Huawei executive
• Oracle co-CEO Mark Hurd dies at 62
• From the street to the rack, data centre security must be everywhere
• AUSTRAC searches for next IT chief
• Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency faces new hurdle from G7 nations
• Massive CBA outage traced to failed infrastructure upgrade
• Cutting iiNet staff helps keep TPG steady
• NSW govt plans huge infill for Sydney's new tech precinct
• NSW govt gets dedicated CIO for ERP reform
• Eager iOS jailbreakers tricked into click fraud
• Samsung to patch Galaxy S10 fingerprint recognition problem
• Senate pushes encryption fix for US CLOUD Act fracture
• 'Panama Papers' law firm sues Netflix over film based on scandal
• IBM revenue misses on weakness in its biggest unit
• Cenitex falling short of customer expectations
• NBN Co downsizes wireless, satellite footprints by 130,000 'premises'
• Newcastle Uni to bulldoze data centre in move to AWS
• CBA lunchtime outage shutters some branches
• ASIO calls out LinkedIn foreign espionage threat
• IBM AI used with e-bikes to modify cyclist bad behaviour
• Defence's high-tech 2030 vision for Aussie troops
• Let's do it together: Huawei seeks to allay EU concerns with appeal for 5G partnership
• Facebook executive confident Libra will win enough financial backers
• US carried out secret cyber strike on Iran
• NBN Co claims it will take Australia to 13th in the world for broadband
• The October Oracle patch collection is out
• Fourth subsea data cable for Tasmania edges closer
• Time running out to get off Amazon's addictive cloud French minister warns
• Finance slashes SAP costs for Single Touch Payroll
• Keen to develop self-driving cars, Hyundai Motor Group unveils $51 billion investment plan
• Telstra targets tech skills shortage with new uni deal
• Google unveils Pixel 4 phones with radar
• Govt targets mobile number hijackers with tighter porting rules
• Architectus adopts aerial 3D imagery to frame new projects
• Virgin Australia predicts personalisation hit from data use crackdown
• ASIS scouring for CIO and CTO
• How Amazon moved into the business of US elections
• Facebook's Libra announces board as support evaporates
• US pension funds took positions in blacklisted Chinese surveillance company
• ACIC to deploy archTIS platform for secure inter-agency sharing
• Germany leaves 5G telecoms door open to Huawei
• Pitney Bowes under ransomware attack
• MacGibbon joins local cyber security push to challenge multinationals
• Telstra says Australia would have gotten 100Mbps without NBN
• Border Force autopsy reveals cause of IT outage at Aussie airports
• BOM incorporates GPS signals into forecast models
• Inside Dexus' plush new corporate co-working digs
• Dexus targets the freerange tech set to make co-working mainstream
• Facebook's Libra support shrinks even further as Priceline owner jumps ship
• Facebook's Libra faces support test after payment giants jump ship
• China's Huawei says open to 'no backdoor' agreement with India
• Telstra 'reassured' as ACCC looks into NBN pricing
• Victorian land values cross-checked with Azure AI
• Google begins responding to Texas antitrust investigators' data demands
• Uber faces UK tax challenge
• NAB reform push offers discounted Cisco security product
• NBN Co faces ACCC challenge to set prices
• Feds splash $34.9m on 'meta-optics' research at ANU
• NBN Co to revive HFC self-installation option
• NASA aims for first manned SpaceX mission in first-quarter 2020
• Huawei's side businesses keep it all in the family
• EBay, Stripe join PayPal in exiting Facebook's cryptocurrency Libra
• SAP CEO Bill McDermott to step down
• Mastercard, Visa, others exit Facebook's Libra project
• NBN Co reinvents broadband speed test rankings
• Samsung to invest $16 billion in Display business by 2025
• Qld Police deploy drones to map traffic crash sites
• Blackmores' two-year cloud transformation starts bearing fruit
• Victorian hospitals slowly restoring systems after cyber attack
• Tiny walking rover bound for the moon
• ACCC loses prepaid fee slug case against TPG
• Monash Uni names inaugural CISO
• Woolworths ponders opening up on its data use
• Google secures two Android phone makers' backing in fight against EU antitrust order
• Britain's James Dyson scraps electric car project
• Apple CEO Cook defends removal of police-tracking app used in Hong Kong
• ACCC urged to probe $1bn visa platform outsourcing deal
• Bank of England sets out rules of engagement for Facebook's Libra
• Russia looks to ban e-mail users who share illegal content
• Telstra's Belong to expand intelligent automation
• SA govt eyes blockchain to link eConveyancing systems
• Domino’s turns Pizza Checker AI into workplace surveillance tool
• Vocus calls for rewrite of NBN statement of expectations
• BPAY reveals API push into core enterprise software
• Dominello shifts into reverse on reasons for digital driver's licence delays
• WooliesX to create $1bn online grocery service for business
• US Senator Rubio calls for probe of TikTok's merger with Musical.ly
• EU warns of 5G cybersecurity risks, stops short of singling out China
• Zuckerberg to testify before US House panel Oct 23
• RMIT to host new $71.1m centre for automated decision making
• Vodafone flags 130 job cuts at Hobart call centre
• 'Call of Duty: Mobile' smashes records with 100 million downloads in first week
• Strong smartphone sales raise hopes of Samsung turnaround
• US online brokers still profiting from 'dumb money'
• NBN Co sanctioned over Macquarie Telecom business deal
• Telstra flags 3G funeral date for June 2024
• Twitter recycled 2FA phone numbers to tailor ads
• myGovID goes live on Android OS
• Spirit of Tasmania brings satellite internet to Bass Strait
• NBN Co wants to fix your home wi-fi
• US expands blacklist to include China's top AI startups ahead of trade talks
• Spooked by Libra, EU pledges to regulate digital currencies
• JB Rousselot to head up Chorus
• Rush to cheaper software worth $19b: Reserve Bank of Australia
• Oracle to hire 2000 workers to expand cloud business to more countries
• Samsung's third quarter profit tumbles 56 percent
• Estimated 40 US state attorneys general will join Facebook probe
• La Trobe Uni ditches anatomy textbooks for VR
• Harley struggles to fire up new generation of riders with electric bike debut
• Telstra cuts uplink speeds early in NBN fixed wireless shift
• Facebook the focus of US Justice Dept and state AGs meeting: sources
• Australia, US negotiate CLOUD Act data swap pact
• FBI director warns Facebook could become platform of 'child pornographers'
• Trump re-election campaign targeted by Iran-linked hackers -sources
• Coates Hire weighs Acrow Props with load sensing IIoT
• NBN Co rezones businesses for cheaper pricing
• Defence hunts for CIO group execs after departures
• Tesla automated parking problems seen as app driver's liability
• Exploited Android 0day linked to notorious spyware vendor
• TAFE NSW appoints first-ever security chief
• UNSW partners with govt, industry for AI land valuation
• Apple chief weighs in against setting up digital currency
• Telstra brings free station wi-fi to NSW Central Coast
• Chinese video app TikTok bans paid political ads on its platform
• US panel wants Zuckerberg to testify on Libra by January
• Peak migration bodies warn $1b visa platform outsourcing a disaster in waiting
• HP Inc culls up to 9000 jobs in new restructuring push
• Downer Group uses RPA to onboard new hires faster
• Salesforce's new $1.5b tower Australia's biggest bike shed
• Facebook can be forced to remove content worldwide
• 13cabs launches new 'quick ride' feature with Apple Pay
• WA Health plots decade-long IT systems overhaul in new digital strategy
• AI-driven stock-trading venue eyes US exchange status, adds new pricing
• Google offers incognito mode for Maps in privacy push
• Services Australia blames dependency on outsourcing, contractors on IT tempo
• Defence taps TechOne for new student management system
• LandMark White sabotage suspect refused bail
• Microsoft to offer dual-screen Surface devices
• University of New England outsources DC to Macquarie Cloud
• Westpac's new CTO looks beyond mobile banking
• Samsung ends mobile phone production in China
• Website that allowed Huawei phones to install Google apps taken down
• Apple CEO Cook opposes Trump, backs 'dreamer' immigrants in Supreme Court
• Twitter, TweetDeck suffer global outage, thousands hit
• Victoria signs onto Microsoft Traineeship Program
• ANU hackers built 'shadow ecosystem' to stay hidden for six weeks
• Net neutrality rules could return at state level under mixed US court decision
• Visa, Mastercard reconsider backing Facebook's Libra - WSJ
• ASIC plan for AI snoops on insurance calls strains hearing
• Qld govt cyber defences fail ethical hack test
• Facebook's Zuckerberg says Warren as US president would be bad for tech
• IT contractor arrested, Sydney DC raided over sabotage, data breaches
• Data61 gamifies psychiatry to reduce misdiagnosis
• GPU-guided ultrasound targets Alzheimer's
• Six things Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg told staff in leaked audio
• Lawyers for Huawei CFO detail record requests to prove her rights were violated
• The iTnews Benchmark Awards return for 2020
• Comcast emerges as new Google antitrust foe
• TAFE NSW pulls $90m Oracle IT system build back in-house
• Aussie Broadband suggests NBN Co pay $150 for missed appointments
• In and around the $1.5b Salesforce Tower development
• Victorian hospitals go offline after ransomware attack
• Scads of Aussie Exim mail servers need patching again
• NBN Co faces $30-a-day fines for unfixed faults
• Flinders Uni builds real-time data system on three-cloud solution
• Telstra cleared to increase Southern Cross Cable stake
• Salesforce slaps its name on Sydney's tallest office tower
• Fintech Revolut to hire 3500 staff in global push with Visa
• Atlassian is hiking prices on almost everything this week
• Border Force deploy iPhones for roving airport biometric checks