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• Infosys wins massive Centrelink payments engine deal
• Legacy systems, digital skills shortages a big thumbs down in APS report
• Telstra retrofits 300 NRMA vehicles with Mobileye tech
• India plans security audit of WhatsApp after hacking attempt
• QUT launches new $7.5m Centre for Data Science
• Resident ruckus leaves redevelopment of IBM Cumberland Forest campus in limbo
• Blogger tests Singapore's fake news law by rebuffing correction order
• Britain's Ocado to open first "mini" robotic warehouse
• Amazon must check for trade mark violations - EU court adviser
• NSW govt targets legacy sprawl, future platforms in new digital strategy
• Westpac hires IBM to probe its AUSTRAC debacle
• NSW govt still losing millions from Opal card loophole
• Pollies to face phishing tests after Parliament breach
• Telstra tackles sales data goals with Salesforce's Einstein Analytics
• Gallery: Vodafone NZ upgrades network with 5G
• Garvan Institute debuts VR genomics experience
• Britain's RBS launches digital bank Bó to take on start-ups
• Feuding Korean firms risk disrupting electric car battery supplies
• Gamblers back Tesla in Ford tug o' war as orders reach 250k
• AWS readies more powerful data centre chip - sources
• HSBC swaps paper for blockchain to track US$20b worth of assets
• Broadband tax now planned to kick in July 2020
• Merkel calls for Europe to agree on China 5G policy
• Facebook must face data breach class action on security, but not damages: US judge
• Ukraine denounces Apple for calling Crimea part of Russia in apps
• Interpol group delays criticism of encryption after objections
• Home Affairs purges public details of Australia's airport smartgate upgrade
• Qld Health risks patient admin system failure after halting overhaul
• Federal Court bins Robodebt’s defective algorithm
• Scientists rattle can for Square Kilometre Array funding, project at risk
• ANZ reveals AML systems review, says it's clean
• Chicago approves traffic congestion tax on ride-hailing services
• HP Inc beats profit estimates on higher PC sales
• Dell cuts full-year revenue forecast on PC chip shortage
• Australian Catholic Uni buys equity in education SaaS vendor OpenLearning
• Telstra sees no upside in latest NBN price changes
• Telstra to refund excess charges to 150k mobile broadband users
• Telcos get new obligations to cooperatively target scam calls
• Ericsson to invest over US$230 million in Brazil to build new 5G assembly line
• Xerox prepares to take HP buyout bid hostile
• Workers at Israeli surveillance firm NSO sue Facebook for blocking private accounts
• How GHD's common data environment saves 18,000 hours a year
• Tasmania's new core policing system goes live
• NAB calls for vulnerable hardware buy-back scheme
• France will not exclude Huawei from 5G rollout
• Hewlett Packard Enterprise revenue misses estimates, shares fall
• Westpac CEO, chairman, skewered over middleware failures
• NBN Co to temporarily cut 100Mbps prices starting 2020
• NBN Co to allow internet providers to pool CVC nationally
• Singapore invokes 'fake news' law for first time over Facebook post
• University of Newcastle begins wi-fi 6 rollout
• Uni IT chiefs want an 'Aussie lamb campaign' approach to cyber awareness
• US-based chip-tech group moving to Switzerland over trade curb fears
• 'Unfit' Uber loses London licence over safety failures
• Tesla shares rise as Musk says Cybertruck orders hit 200,000
• Swedish gearmaker Ericsson expects 2.6bn 5G subscriptions by end of 2025
• DTA staff churn jumps to highest level since restructure
• My Health Record exposed to shared cyber security risks
• Telstra opposes direct govt network access
• Oracle complains it's forced to source local cyber staff from offshore
• Canada's use of Huawei 5G could hamper its access to US intelligence
• EU countries back tough line on 5G suppliers in potential blow to Huawei
• Led by high tech, Israeli exports to hit record of US$114 billion in 2019
• CBA tells government to declassify cyber intelligence faster
• Rio Tinto launches $10m school STEM program with AWS
• IBM criticises Australia's anti-encryption laws
• France's 5G spectrum to be sold at floor price of €2.17bn
• NBN Co has "difficulty competing" for new housing estate jobs
• Gallery: Microsoft reveals its other Project JEDI
• RBA issues call for better business data
• Why SA made its single govt website more like taste.com.au
• ANZ is quietly building a brand new banking platform
• Britain's TSB hit again by IT failure, delaying customer wages
• US agency votes 5-0 to bar China's Huawei, ZTE from government subsidy programme
• Shattered glass: Futuristic design questioned after Tesla Cybertruck launch
• Amazon files lawsuit contesting Pentagon's US$10bn cloud contract to Microsoft
• Elon Musk: About 150k orders thus far for Tesla Cybertruck
• NBN Co helps staff solve awkward questions at social events
• UNSW trials app-based dementia test
• NSW Health avoids budget disaster on new rostering system
• US Army examines TikTok security concerns after Schumer's data warning
• Microsoft granted licence to export 'mass-market' software to Huawei
• Google puts million dollar awards on Android bug bounty table
• US senators urge administration to halt Huawei licence approvals
• CBA now paying some customers to use Apple Pay
• Trump wants Apple involved in US 5G infrastructure build
• Xerox threatens to take HP bid hostile
• Telstra's free NBN speed boost backfires
• Pawsey taps Dell in massive cloud refresh
• UQ extends data storage fabric to JCU
• Former Twitter employee accused of spying for Saudis pleads not guilty
• Canada agency says has enough info to evaluate Alphabet 'smart city' plan for Toronto
• Ex-Macquarie Uni CIO Marc Bailey to depart eResearch heavyweight Intersect
• ATO extends Leidos' IT support deal once more for $87m
• Apple supplier Japan Display says exec embezzled $7.9m
• Google bars elections ads from using political leanings, voter data
• Kayo Sports hopes to make its support bot a "mind reader"
• Westpac’s hopeless monitoring software festered for a decade
• Google Cloud gets new ANZ boss from Salesforce
• NBN Co looks to retain customers and grow their "lifetime value"
• High-tech Japan uses AI in song to welcome pope
• Some Huawei suppliers get US approval to restart sales to blacklisted firm
• US regulator proposes splitting auto safety spectrum to boost Wi-Fi
• Satya Nadella sees dev people everywhere
• Microsoft 365 outage strikes Nadella's Aussie visit
• Safety board cites Uber, distracted backup driver in fatal self-driving crash
• Alibaba will raise up to US$12.9 billion in Hong Kong listing - sources
• NBN Co removes barriers to lodging a support ticket
• Poor debate, understanding damaging tech laws: Labor
• NCI powers into global top 50 compute clusters
• Westpac busted 23m times over epic money tracking system failure
• Aus Antarctic Division testing NASA robot destined for Europa
• NDIS digital marketplace launch finally set after years of delay
• NBN Co claims internet providers will milk it for rebates
• Woolworths develops skills 'GPS' for Group IT
• Salesforce to use Amazon AI to improve call centre services
• Mario Shopping Kart: Nintendo unveils Tokyo store to lure casual gamers
• Microsoft Teams surpasses 20 million daily active users, rival Slack slips
• NSW Health bloods in Azure for real-time pathology
• Teresa Finlayson made permanent CIO at Monash Uni
• Louisiana government computers knocked out after ransomware attack
• Fines Victoria's IT woes force $21m write-down
• DoH! Microsoft to build DNS over HTTPS into Windows 10
• Japan space probe on its way back after asteroid mission
• FTC chief says 'multiple' investigations of tech platforms underway
• Govt proposes national cyber regime for IoT
• Internet shutdown for Iran amidst nationwide protests
• Australia Post signs for cloudy endpoint security
• AirTrunk sinks $1bn into 110 MW Lane Cove West data centre
• NBN Co to run CX transformation
• SA govt calls for first-ever digital chief
• NCI invites users to test drive new supercomputer
• Interpol plans to condemn encryption spread, citing predators, sources say
• Microsoft updates terms on data privacy amid EU probe
• WikiLeaks founder Assange has unsuitable computer in jail, court told
• US grants Huawei new 90-day licence extension
• NAB triples annual cyber warchest to $150m
• Alphabet features self-driving garbage cans, apartment noise monitors in Toronto smart city project
• NBN Co is skipping "thousands" of premises a month
• Negative interest rates threaten to choke bank IT systems
• New Zealand to get 10 Gbps fibre to premises in 2020
• Twitter tightens bans on political ads and causes
• Microsoft to probe work of Israeli facial recognition startup it funded
• Murdoch Uni tackles identity management in Azure overhaul
• Free Opal car parks now show availability in real-time
• NBN Co threatens to halt future FTTN upgrades
• US Defense chief rejects Amazon's accusations of bias in JEDI contract
• Apple warns of risks from German law to open up mobile payments
• Google bid to end Oracle copyright suit goes to Supreme Court
• US to extend license for its companies to continue business with Huawei - sources
• Microsoft expands Azure price reservations
• Microsoft’s killing Cortana on iOS and Android
• HP Inc rejects Xerox deal, but happy to keep talking
• Internet Society sells .org to private equity firm
• British Labour pledges free full-fibre broadband for all premises
• Huawei, ZTE 'cannot be trusted', pose security threat: US attorney general
• Victoria Health embarks on massive Oracle ERP cloud shift
• Amazon challenges Pentagon's US$10-billion cloud award to Microsoft
• NAB sheds new light on data breach incident, outages
• Daimler takes 'reality check' on robotaxis
• Data61's new roadmap touts AI as national panacea
• Malware drive-by attack triggered Australia's first cyber emergency
• Telstra creates digital spaces for 5000 field technicians
• Bankwest CIO says Agile incubators “doomed to failure”
• Billionaire Hikvision director named in Chinese disclosure probe
• Icahn takes stake in HP, pushes for merger with Xerox
• China completes crucial landing test for first Mars mission in 2020
• IBM to launch faster weather forecast system to cover the globe
• Apple launches app to let users enroll in health studies
• Commonwealth Bank CTO details how crap data, legacy can kill you
• Key antitrust lawmaker frustrated with Google's Fitbit deal
• Federal government cyber resilience almost unchanged after three years
• Apple Watch detects irregular heartbeats in US study
• NSW iVote system may have been vulnerable to voter fraud at election
• Pawsey begins hunt for new $70m supercomputer
• SA opens first cyber training centre
• Google to offer bank accounts next year - source
• Apple refreshes MacBook Pro laptop with 16-inch screen
• Alibaba launches US$13.4bn Hong Kong listing to fund expansion
• Facebook removes 3.2bn fake accounts, millions of child abuse posts
• WA Police to expand drone unit
• Former NSW TAFE IT manager sentenced to eight years jail
• China's digital currency not seeking 'full control' of individuals' details
• Huawei to give staff $417 million bonus for helping it ride out US curbs
• Melbourne joins international digital health ecosystem
• Facebook unites payment service across apps with Facebook Pay
• Hacking hits on UK political parties expand to Tories in back-to-back cyberattacks
• Google signs healthcare data and cloud computing deal with Ascension
• Telstra identifies 500 locations for edge compute
• Intel issues fixes for critical flaws in drivers and firmware
• NBN Co resists calling in reinforcements for FTTC build
• Bureau of Meteorology inks $35m NextDC data centre deal
• Ransomware attack at Mexico's Pemex halts work, threatens to cripple computers
• Hackers hit UK Labour Party with back-to-back cyberattacks
• SAP to streamline hardware infrastructure in drive to lift margins
• When bugs attack: IBM’s Ginni Rometty Aussie stage show becomes a fly-in affair
• Inside SY5 IBX: Equinix's 8th DC in Sydney
• How Westpac's new CIO slashed his IBM mainframe bill
• Two charged over $500,000 BEC scam
• Australia Post tackles 'observability' after digital transformation
• Dutch court orders Facebook to pull financial fraud adverts
• Microsoft says it will follow California's digital privacy law in US
• Qantas CIO reveals 70 percent of apps now lifted to cloud
• Qld's TransLink to pilot NFC tags, e-ink tech at bus stops
• VR training improves real-world sports performance
• NAB security team chases down investment scam sites
• Alibaba's Singles' Day sales hit US$30bn, on track for record
• ATO to switch off legacy tax agent portals after 17 years
• Amazon's US$1.5 million political gambit backfires in Seattle City Council election
• Twitter takes steps to keep UK election 'healthy and safe'
• Westpac CIO Craig Bright outlines bank's new vision
• ANU to run 'cyber bootcamp' for ASEAN officials
• Telstra uses AI to predict battery failures
• NASA unveils its first all-electric experimental aircraft
• Domain to deploy smart auction software to property agents
• Privacy fears over proposed Medicare data matching scheme
• Apple co-founder says Apple Card algorithm gave wife lower credit limit
• ACMA to force ISPs to block illegal offshore gambling sites
• Bond stayed for ex-Twitter employee accused of spying for Saudi Arabia
• ANZ can watch live NPS impact of internet banking outages
• Goldman faces probe after entrepreneur slams Apple Card algorithm
• Existing US antitrust laws can address tech monopolies: DOJ antitrust chief
• Facebook bars content claiming to name Trump impeachment whistleblower
• ACSC warns on BlueKeep after cryptojacking exploit detected
• Labor leadership devoid of tech talent: ALP autopsy
• China leaves bitcoin mining out of list of restricted activities
• WhatsApp adds shopping catalog feature, courting e-commerce
• Facebook says doctored UK election clip wouldn't break its ad rules
• ACCC to appeal TPG 'prepayment' ruling
• WA Police begin testing iPhones ahead of rollout
• Move over Microsoft: PayPal's the new phishers' phave
• China kicks off work on 6G research, state media say
• Vaping, e-cigarette startups at risk from China's tobacco monopoly
• Data harvesting company takeovers worry regulators
• SA govt to replace two expiring IT support deals with new panel
• NBN Co urged to over-provision downlink on all services
• Facebook executives planned 'switcharoo' on data policy change - court filings
• Tesla to unveil electric ute on November 21
• Uber to let passengers record rides in effort to curb crime in Latin America
• Alphabet board probes company's handling of sexual misconduct allegations
• Ex-Twitter staffers charged with spying for Saudi Arabia
• NAB junk software bill balloons to $500m in cloud app exodus
• Trend Micro employee sold user data to tech support scammers
• SA govt commits $15m to replace legacy offender IT system
• Coles taps off Visa debit in transaction network tussle
• CBA, NAB and Telstra to test govt's new AI ethics doctrine
• ANZ chief warns on big data credit crunch
• Optus makes 220-store Apple-for-business push
• Huawei founder says not yet talking directly with US firms to licence 5G
• Uber shares fall to record low
• California investigating Facebook, demands subpoenaed documents
• Xerox considers takeover offer for PC maker HP
• iTnews extends entry deadline for 2020 Benchmark Awards
• NSW govt's first bug bounty program driven by digital licensing push
• NAB overhauls security systems
• Facebook will widen access to encryption feature, test safety measures
• Australia to press Facebook for details on Libra cryptocurrency - newspaper
• Payroll disasters become HR software gravy train
• NSW premier's dept CIO moves on after seven years
• Samsung says to shut down US CPU research division
• Activist Sharpton takes Facebook ad concerns to Zuckerberg's home
• Curtin Uni adds an interactive hologram table
• Eleven telcos in ACMA's sights for breaching consumer protection rules
• SA govt scales back $400m outsourcing deal with DXC
• NAB reveals how it secured APRA's cloud blessing
• AWS CTO Vogels says data security decisions down to customers
• Westpac ATM sale spurs other banks to junk machines
• German minister casts doubt on Huawei participation in 5G build-out
• Uber's quarterly loss widens as costs rise; shares fall
• My Health Record data breaches fall
• NBN Co's low-end price offers lead to disagreement
• Westpac's new core takes shape
• NBN Co runs into trouble on cheap gigabit plans
• Microsoft rolls out new cloud tool for analysing business data
• Boeing tests space taxi; one of three parachutes does not open
• Microsoft reboots Azure hybrid cloud with Arc
• Australia to 'fast-track' permanent residency for highly-skilled tech migrants
• Home Affairs takes $80m hit on visa platform outsourcing
• Judge dismisses Uber lawsuit opposing New York City vehicle license caps
• Amazon's bid to acquire stake in Indian retailer faces antitrust hurdle: sources
• Microsoft delays 'ridiculous' self-service software procurement plan
• China launches high-res satellite able to provide stereo imagery - state media
• Optus adds 138K homes to 5G fixed wireless footprint
• NSW drivers stampede to create 600,000 digital licences
• Westpac to build new pure play digital bank
• Researchers spot BlueKeep worm hitting honeypots
• Qld tax office avoids 'creepy' facial and voice tech on path to intelligent systems
• NAB dreams of ditching its dashboards
• NBN Co loses security talent to cashed-up banks
• Facebook sued for age, gender bias in financial services ads
• No Israeli govt involvement in alleged NSO-WhatsApp hack - minister
• Musk to go off Twitter ... again
• Apple asks US to waive tariffs on Chinese-made watches, iPhone parts, AirPods
• BHP looks past big IT for its next transformation
• VR trial outperforms Skype for remote mental health services
• Google urges confidentiality protections in Texas-led antitrust probe
• Ex-Apple exec joins wireless charging startup
• North Korean Hidden Cobra hackers drop Hoplight Trojan
• Health dept's Datacom outsourcing deal climbs to $321m
• ANZ boss reveals digital branches more expensive than normal ones
• Govt unlikely to meet 2020 digital records target
• Samsung flags smartphone profit fall, upbeat on chips
• WhatsApp hacked to spy on top govt officials at US allies - sources
• Twitter says tech tools now removing one in two abusive tweets