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• ASX's big PaaS push quickly taking shape
• Uber quizzed on growth at IPO roadshow in London
• ATO throws data dragnet for cryptocurrency tax crackdown
• Google parent's shares dive as YouTube changes, competition hurt revenue
• Samsung Electronics first-quarter profit falls 60 percent on-year as weak chip prices bite
• Libs pledge $5m to AI-powered pain diagnosis app
• Qantas to push mainframe, midrange workloads to cloud
• Info-stealing malware pounces on Puma Australia's webstore
• NSW govt clamps down on telco buying flexibility
• Cisco revamps its hardware for new Wi-Fi technology
• US will rethink cooperation with allies who use Huawei: official
• Alphabet first-quarter revenue misses estimates
• Transurban sends bleeping toll road ETAGs to the scrap heap
• Botched CRM upgrade leaves MYOB customers stranded
• SA Corrective Services head to the cloud to reduce recidivism
• Apple boots MDM-abusing parental control apps
• Smart home tech sexist, sparks security fears for women: study
• Chernobyl comes back to life in Ukrainian computer game
• China urges UK not to discriminate against Huawei in 5G development
• IBM opens its Aussie multi-zone availability region for cloud
• Coles Online goes offline after weekend IT maintenance
• Toyota halts plan to install US connected vehicle tech by 2021
• Seek ploughs $142m into online courseware
• Aussies lost $6.1m to cryptocurrency scams last year
• Border Force IT outage causes delays at Australian airports
• Liberals pledge wide-ranging $156m cybersecurity investment
• Slack posts US$141m annual loss as it files to go public
• Uber unveils IPO terms well below expectations
• Intel puts modem business up for sale, held talks with Apple
• How Victoria University's LMS enabled its new course delivery model
• Nestlé puts its A/NZ digital masterplan on the table
• Atlassian Confluence under botnet attack
• Flight Centre profit warning as IT costs rise, sales system falters
• Health apps may not disclose sharing your personal information
• Bitfinex accused by NY authorities of trying to mask US$850m loss
• Facebook to start blocking 'apps with minimal utility'
• Britain to allow Huawei restricted access to 5G network
• Technology campaigners offer plan to fight 'human downgrading'
• Google questioned over reports of massive device tracking database
• ASIC banks on voice analytics for life insurance sales crackdown
• Macquarie Group set to enter mobile market
• How Microsoft's AI grant will help QUT monitor coral reef health
• Samsung delays Galaxy Fold launch over screen problems
• Victoria set to host AI centre after tipping in extra $1m
• Researcher who slowed 'WannaCry' attack pleads guilty to malware charges
• Facebook says it uploaded email contacts of up to 1.5 million users
• Samsung gets reports of Galaxy Fold screen problems
• Electoral Commission spins up cyber ops centre
• EU lawmakers back wifi-based car standard in win for Volkswagen
• Huawei CEO offered Berlin no-spy deal to soften 5G concerns - Wirtschaftswoche
• FCC set to block China Mobile bid to provide US services
• NEC's replacement A/NZ managing director named
• Virtual reality hope for pain management in breech baby procedure
• Vodafone makes aggressive play for 100Mbps NBN users
• Google's GSuite suffers widespread login issues
• Salesforce snaps up MapAnything
• Governor General gongs govt IT champ Matt Yannopoulos
• Fox Sports Australia predicts optimal loo breaks, ad slots with AI
• Foxconn's Gou to 'follow order of sea goddess' in Taiwan vote; yet to declare presidential run
• Switzerland to monitor potential health risks posed by 5G networks
• Iraq parliament bans online battle games, citing 'negative' influence
• Facebook working on voice assistant to rival Amazon's Alexa
• Ubisoft offers Notre-Dame-themed Assassin's Creed game for free
• Spy satellites quietly move to subscription licensing
• The uphill road: battery limitations to test China's electric vehicle ambitions
• AI Robot paints its own moonscapes in traditional Chinese style
• Victoria's fines IT system blamed for skyrocketing complaints
• CBA's massive payroll migration delivers a big backpay headache
• Retail Drinks Australia fortifies customer data with Invigor Group
• NT govt to rationalise IT estate, build new budget system
• BoQ confirms it renewed DXC outsourcing deal
• Poland to hold off blanket ban on Huawei 5G gear due to cost concerns
• Twitter suspends 100k accounts for creating new ones after suspension
• Google blocks Chinese app TikTok in India after court order
• FAA panel finds Boeing 737 MAX software upgrade 'operationally suitable'
• Apple and Qualcomm end legal fight over chipset licensing
• Microsoft’s green push rewards six local AI-backed projects
• CenITex goes all-in with VMware cloud
• Asia's tech tigers target main street banking
• Amazon workers strike at four German warehouses
• US to press allies to keep Huawei out of 5G in Prague meeting - sources
• Swinburne taps Data61 spin-out for telehealth education
• Wipro hacked, internal systems used to attack customers: report
• Photos: Inside Downer's "trains with brains" depot
• Australian Electoral Commission boots online blitz to counter fake news
• ANZ uses Google tool to enforce security on containers and code
• NEC scores $23m WAN deal at WA Health
• The Netherlands forms task force to assess 5G security risks
• Belgian cybersecurity agency finds no threat from Huawei
• BMW and Deutsche Telekom urge German govt to stop EU proposal on connected cars
• Ransomware-raided Aussie businesses pay up
• How Downer is tapping IoT to keep Sydney's trains on track
• Alibaba founder defends overtime work culture as 'huge blessing'
• Trump says he opposes nationalising US 5G network
• BoQ blames laggard, legacy tech for rubbish result
• Timezone and AMF Bowling expand IBM Watson in digital transformation strike
• Optus sets $85 a month as its new entry-level NBN price
• Blame Tesla if your data centre loses power
• PwC Australia pumps Google AI to ring up GST refunds
• WooliesX predicts ways to connect with customers
• Spokesman for hacker group Anonymous arrested in Texas
• Facebook spends US$22.6 million keeping Zuckerberg safe
• World's largest plane makes first flight over California
• After another outage, Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp working again
• China warns Australia at WTO about 5G restriction
• NSW Transport accelerates public cloud push
• Education department finds new CIO at ABS
• Cows given 5G collars that talk to robotic milking system
• Uber unveils IPO with warning it may never make a profit
• Telstra, TPG, Vocus and Optus say they aren't an NBN bottleneck
• Deakin Uni to deploy cloud-connected sensors to monitor workplace comfort
• How NPP chairman Bob McKinnon beats banktech delaying tactics
• DXC to upgrade SA govt mainframe environment
• Huawei says its equipment as secure as any, pans US campaign
• WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange arrested by police
• AWS, Microsoft shortlisted for US$10bn Pentagon cloud deal
• Newcrest Mining mobilises 3500 workers with 36 apps
• New wi-fi security standard broken already
• Sectra inks $94m NSW Health imaging IT system deal
• US lawmakers propose bill to fight bias in tech companies' algorithms
• Swinburne Uni launches tech mini-courses to upskill business leaders
• McDonalds tells customers to show ID as card fraud bites… again
• Acer, UTS partner for attention span boosting analytics pilot
• WikiLeaks says Julian Assange is being spied on in Ecuadorean embassy
• US House approves net neutrality bill but legislation faces long odds
• First Australia - Hong Kong data cable to be built
• Beaurepaires payroll bungle hits 3700 current and ex-employees
• How Woolworths uses Google to power its massive analytics uplift
• China wants to ban bitcoin mining
• US senators introduce social media bill to ban 'dark patterns' tricks
• 189 Australian banks, finserv providers attacked by SMS-borne malware
• Google's drone delivery service takes off in Australia
• Defence nears deal on $68m HPC centre build
• CBA outage causes payment delays
• Google hybrid cloud out of beta, renamed Anthos
• Yahoo strikes US$117.5 million data breach settlement after earlier accord rejected
• ANZ bank reveals its big consumer data push to NSW govt
• Facebook, Google defend efforts to remove hate speech before Congress
• ASD confirms data stolen in Parliament IT breach
• NBN Co's wireless congestion likely worse than reported
• Britain plans social media watchdog to battle harmful content
• NAB scales up next best conversation to 3500 bankers
• AI must be accountable, EU says as it sets ethical guidelines
• Human Services ramps up eMarketplace build
• AEC turns to data analytics to bust queues at polling stations
• NBN Co may fix in-home cabling free for 750,000 homes
• Sims Metals moves to scrap the cloud
• NEC Australia boss Mike Barber departs
• EU probes software deals with Microsoft
• Great Hill Partners buys Gizmodo and The Onion from Univision
• Canada mulls crackdown on social media firms unless they do more to combat election meddling
• SA Uni startup launches AI-powered app for early Parkinson's detection
• Optus offers to install and repair NBN services itself
• NBN Co's enterprise play catches ACCC's gaze
• NBN Co "should" set entry-level broadband prices at ADSL levels
• Microsoft pauses Windows 10 upgrades, advises admins to prepare for May release
• Govt to keep, strengthen internet gateway scheme
• Aussie banks face legacy time bomb under massive SWIFT upgrade
• Jail time, website blocks for uni cheating services
• Britain plans social media regulation to battle harmful content
• ANZ reveals the good and bad of its Agile transformation
• UK competition watchdog probes Visa's acquisition of Earthport
• Meet Service NSW's new digital chief
• Apple Music's US subscriber count overtakes Spotify: source
• SAP's cloud business head quits
• Melbourne's flagship Apple store rejected by Vic heritage authority
• Optus roasts 5G small cell property placement rules
• US blocks Amazon efforts to stop shareholder votes on facial recognition
• Google to pull plug on AI ethics council
• Assange to be ejected from Ecuadorean embassy
• Federal govt to create AI ethics guidelines
• Dominello gets his DAC back as NSW govt kills DFSI
• Bayer contains cyber attack it says bore Chinese hallmarks
• MIT cuts ties with Chinese tech firms Huawei, ZTE
• Amazon plans to launch over 3,000 satellites to offer broadband internet
• Jeff Bezos' ex-wife cedes control of Amazon in divorce deal
• US conducted secret surveillance of Huawei, prosecutors say
• Aussie video virtualisation play Linius in trading halt
• NBN Co opens hundreds of new complex remediation cases
• Australia's 'world-first' social media laws could require action within an hour
• Cuscal encourages single consent, identity mechanism for data right
• NBN Co reveals 183,000 FTTN users don't get over 25Mbps
• South Korea rolls out 5G services on phones, in race with US and China
• Paris to fine people riding electric scooters on sidewalks
• Facebook removes exposed user records stored on Amazon's servers
• Giant trove of Facebook user data was in open AWS S3 bucket
• ASIO to go ‘top secret’ Microsoft private cloud
• Goldman seeks 'curious' engineers for digital innovation program
• Facebook's WhatsApp allows users to control who can add them to group chats
• Trump orders purge of counterfeit sales online
• Australia's anti-encryption laws stay unchanged
• Govt expands socmed crackdown laws, including jail time, to internet, content and hosting providers
• Jetstar IT outage took out check-in systems
• Budget 2019 IT measures in brief: the list so far
• Edith Cowan cyber students tool up to track and disable drones
• Budget books $10m for National Library to put history online
• Govt shared services push already clawing back millions
• Daimler CEO: Boeing safety highlights challenge for autonomous tech
• Microsoft, BMW launch industrial cloud technology partnership
• Facebook, Twitter sucked into India-Pakistan information war
• ABS scores $38m to avoid another Census bungle
• Budget surplus built on compute muscle, analytics and interoperability
• Veterans' Affairs $112m rebuild survives unscathed
• My Health Record gets another $200m
• Govt bankrolls IT security upgrades ahead of election
• ATO handed $70m to ready data centre move
• Vocus drops 12Mbps NBN plans from iPrimus and Dodo
• Telstra to expand LTE-B live streaming to more sports
• Flinders Uni trials new course to boost law grads' tech literacy
• When it comes to disclosing sponsors, your Google Assistant may be mute
• UTS deploys virtual apps for 10,000 IT and engineering students
• FAA says glitch fixed, US airlines back up
• China's Kunlun in talks with US over Grindr: filing
• US to probe thousands of fires connected to Kia, Hyundai vehicles
• Civica snaps up Vic council specialist Asset Edge
• WA govt opens wallet to give digital office funding certainty
• APRA picks new data collection platform
• New department grabs whole-of-govt IT in NSW
• NBN Co technicians now missing 469 appointments a day
• Daimler buys Torc Robotics stake for self-driving trucks
• AWS drops cloud storage price to $2/terabyte/month
• Siemens CEO named adjunct professor at Swinburne for Industry 4.0 work
• REA Group creates 'Colab' as a central store of reusable tools
• Microsoft finally declares last year's Windows fit for business
• Zuckerberg calls for updated internet regulations
• Major retailers attack banks over tap payments routing gouge
• Millions of customers' data accessed in second Toyota hack
• Apple, in rare reversal, pulls plug on wireless charging mat
• Australia plans tougher social media laws for failing to thwart violent content
• Saudis gained access to Amazon CEO Bezos' phone: Bezos' security chief
• Christchurch terrorist's banned rant booby trapped with disk wiper