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• TPG pleads kybosh on both Huawei and merger will knock it flat
• LandMark White says new SCRIBD leak is sabotage
• Uber loses US$1bn in quarter as costs grow for drivers, food delivery
• Digital manufacturing play Titomic heads to NASA to find new CTO
• Qld govt commits $51m to new child safety IT system
• Apple, Google, Microsoft tell GCHQ to drop 'ghost' spy protocol
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• BMW teams up with QUT on industrial design tech
• WikiLeaks' Assange too ill to appear via video link in US extradition hearing
• Britain may not have made final decision on Huawei and 5G, Bolton says
• Bunnings tech exec bounces into Tennis Australia as CTO
• DHS claims urgent child support IT problems fixed
• NAB launches online fintech collaboration portal
• Microsoft shakes up licensing by ditching docs for new portal
• Sydney Water taps UNSW fibre optic sonar to find leaks
• Pokemon Co developing sleep-based gaming app, plans 2020 launch
• Pompeo says Huawei is an 'instrument of Chinese government'
• Cuba legalises private Wi-Fi networks in bid to boost connectivity
• Optus to cut 200 staff in consumer business
• Apple defends App Store amid mounting criticism
• Huawei challenges US defense bill as sanctions fight escalates
• Google stubs out apps that facilitate sale of cannabis
• Woolworths to trial 2D barcodes on poultry, meat products
• Dominello "relieved" Service NSW model adopted by Feds
• Cops say NZ Treasury site wasn't actually hacked after Budget leaked
• Services Australia assumes govt-wide IT function, replaces DHS
• Merkel heir faces widespread criticism after proposal to regulate online opinion
• A US$100k reminder as to why SMS 2FA isn't secure
• ACCC sues Sony for refusing refunds on faulty PlayStation games
• Two more shippers join Maersk's cost-cutting blockchain-based platform
• NT government opens free data portal to public
• Vic public health 'highly vulnerable' to Singapore-like data breach
• Vic water providers told to do more for control system security
• Telstra accelerates 6000 job cuts, junks $500m in legacy IT
• NSW's digital driver's licence faces final test
• Walmart taps ex-Google, Amazon employee as new chief technology officer
• Canadian lawmakers fume after Facebook's Zuckerberg snubs invitation
• Will ScoMo’s ‘Services Australia’ lift NSW tech talent as well as ideas?
• New Zealand Treasury says 'deliberately hacked' after budget details leak
• Comyn bets CBA's big app revamp will restore lost trust
• Australian Catholic Uni unites its data environment
• Macquarie Bank looks to Google's Anthos
• Japan to limit foreign ownership of firms in its IT, telecom sectors
• IKEA to revamp app as store strategy shifts
• Huawei reviewing FedEx relationship
• Supercomputers shunted into heavy rail research by CQU
• Fair Work Ombudsman intervenes on low pay for onshore foreign software workers
• Huawei founder says he would oppose Chinese retaliation against Apple: reports
• Google to invest €600 million in Finnish data centre
• Alibaba mulls raising US$20 billion via second listing: Bloomberg
• Banks face fresh government crackdown on outages
• Did Morrison just kill the DTA?
• Sydney Uni forms brain and AI alliance with Shanghai's Fudan
• Identity Expo
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• Vic Budget rolls $150m in digital radio upgrades
• 13th Annual Technology In Government
• NBN Co to trial its first FTTN upgrade paths from June
• Singapore chases tech 'Jedi Masters' for Silicon Valley ambitions
• China denounces US "rumours" and "lies" about Huawei ties to Beijing
• Pentagon eyes expanding DARPA future warfare research office
• Suncorp CEO declares digital victory, quits
• Vocus is up for sale again
• Poland files complaint with EU's top court over copyright rule change
• Huawei shipments could fall by up to a quarter this year: analysts
• Global Payments nearing US$20bn deal to buy Total System
• China's robot censors crank up as Tiananmen anniversary nears
• ACCC banks on TPG restarting its $2bn mobile build
• Melbourne Uni turns to automation to meet mounting student expectations
• Govt to set up new 'Services Australia' agency
• Paul Fletcher named new comms, cyber safety minister
• TPG and Vodafone challenge $15bn merger rejection
• Epworth Healthcare to collaborate with Swinburne Uni on digital health
• SA Police finds first new CIO in 20 years
• HSBC Australia signs Flamingo Ai to build virtual assistant
• Musk's leaked email shows Tesla to make record deliveries
• Bureau of Meteorology hunts new CISO
• US, China exchange barbs over Huawei as trade tensions flare
• BoQ lifts lid on core upgrade push
• US unveils espionage charges against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange
• NBN Co upgrades 'vast majority' of packet-dropping backhaul links
• NBN fixed wireless users get ACCC advice on slow speeds
• US could blacklist Chinese surveillance tech firm
• Nepal bans WeChat Pay, Alipay
• Apple's Webkit to launch new privacy feature for ad tracking
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• ATO buys 12,000 new Dell devices
• Stabilising quantum computers with 'noise-cancelling headphones'
• Fed Court turns to AI to predict asset split after relationship breakdown
• Human Services told to fix broken child support IT system immediately
• Gecko hunting on Barrow Is. with AI and image recognition
• Huawei unwanted: Asian shops shun phone trade-ins on Google suspension worries
• Chip designer ARM halts work with Huawei after US ban
• Irish regulator opens first privacy probe into Google
• Amazon shareholders reject facial recognition ban as concern grows in US Congress
• New Big Four ATM cull, utility creation, could flow from NCR sale
• Victoria unlocks govt data with API gateway
• Apple expands keyboard repairs to newer models of MacBook
• Huawei accuses US administration of bullying
• Telstra to offer free 5G connectivity for first year
• Special Report: Hobbling Huawei - Inside the US war on China's tech giant
• Nokia CEO admits to delays in rolling out 5G
• Self-driving trucks begin mail delivery test for US Postal Service
• How data crowdsourced from beachside happy snaps became as good as expensive surveys
• Dept Home Affairs appoints new CIO, restructures tech group
• Qld govt axes $60m debt recovery IT system contract
• Mexico unveils policy to withhold Uber drivers' taxes
• Transport Workers Union prepares to roll stoppages over Uber, Amazon
• TIO on shakeup path, starting with its own board
• Tesla stock and bonds tumble as investors fret about costs and safety
• UK watchdog says currency and crypto scams hit £27m
• NBN Co's 12Mbps user base falls below one million
• Govt IT contractor charged over cryptocurrency mining
• NAB switches on Apple Pay
• NBN Co targets July for bursty Sky Muster services
• Australia to get an AI-powered map of drug-resistant germs
• Game and shame: Internet providers called out again on NBN speed claims
• Face ID firm Lumentum follows Google with Huawei ban
• Coordinated anti-Trump campaign emerges on Instagram
• US DHS warns of data threat from Chinese-made drones
• NSW govt appoints new cyber chief
• Amazon squares up to Uber with backing for UK food app Deliveroo
• Huawei founder says growth 'may slow, but only slightly'
• Aussie red-light camera maker Redflex cops Texas ban
• Sydney Trains brings real-time occupancy data to stations
• Deakin Uni adopts Exabeam as new security management platform
• Optus claims 100Mbps average speeds on 5G fixed wireless
• NSW Police closes in on new core system vendor
• UTS taps Canvas as new uni-wide LMS
• Veolia remediates its A/NZ Salesforce environment
• Trump declares some auto imports pose national security threat
• Google suspends some business with Huawei after Trump blacklist
• HPE to buy supercomputer maker Cray for US$1.3bn
• Indigo consortium's subsea cables 'about to go live'
• EU approves new cyber sanctions regime
• German finance minister expects OECD deal on digital tax in 2020
• Facebook breakup last resort - EU's Vestager
• Facebook forms Swiss fintech firm with payments focus
• Sloppy script sees Salesforce services shut-out
• The techies who ran for office in the 2019 federal election
• Musk to review all of Tesla's expenses in new cost cutting plan
• Huawei is a risk so Britain must change course on 5G, ex-MI6 spymaster says
• Facebook removes 265 'fake accounts' it says linked to Israel
• Microsoft 'tech support' scammers infest Azure hosting
• Banks could soon have to treat your social media sprays as official complaints
• Iran builds firewall against Stuxnet computer virus
• Police smash 'GozNym' cybercrime network that stole US$100 million
• Microsoft, Sony partner on streaming games, chips and AI
• Third fatal Tesla Autopilot crash renews questions about system
• WA guns database sprayed over integrity issues
• Solar car software driven into household energy management
• Banks still stalling real time payments: RBA
• ACCC blames premature TPG merger rejection reveal on unpatched CMS
• US to take 'fresh look' at opening automakers' key spectrum band
• US official to propose new powers for mobile carriers to block robocalls: sources
• Extortionist continues to scan for exposed Git creds
• Superloop breaks off QIC bid talks
• Australian Cyber Security Centre stands up government flying squad
• TechOne rings up new cloud comms platform
• Cloud owner in court over fraud to obtain IP addresses
• Trump order could bar Huawei from US networks
• Aussie security researcher helps uncover latest Intel flaws
• Horizon Power's biggest cyber-attack risk is its HR team
• Wikipedia blocked in China ahead of Tiananmen anniversary
• Tencent profit tops forecast as fintech and cloud revenues surge
• NSO owner tells Amnesty it will prevent abuse of spyware linked to WhatsApp breach
• Alibaba beats revenue expectations on cloud boost
• WeWork starts US$2.9 billion property platform with Canadian pension fund
• Labor gets set to pause open banking
• Ministers cane NAPLAN online after IT glitches; teachers want it expelled
• Facebook restricts Live feature, citing New Zealand shooting
• Qld to introduce real-time drug tracking system
• NSW Transport winds back Uber-style bus services
• Labor finally reveals position on fate of DTA, digital identity
• Critical wormhole brings patches for Windows XP and Server 2003
• San Francisco votes to ban city use of facial recognition technology
• Firewall blamed for NAPLAN online glitches
• Google to show ads on homepage of mobile site, app
• Huawei willing to sign 'no-spy' pacts with governments: chairman
• Bendigo Bank backs Swinburne Uni’s fintech masters degree
• Facebook raises minimum wages for US contract workers to $20 per hour
• Coles put on notice as unions target 'App Economy'
• Cisco patches IOS XE remote command injection flaw
• WhatsApp flaw allowed spyware injection via calls
• Telstra rolls Private LTE to Roy Hill, South32 mines
• Bosch goes for platinum-light fuel cells
• Slack listing planned for June 20 in wake of lacklustre Uber IPO
• Vodafone NZ sold to Infratil and Brookfield
• UNSW pioneers new way to test quantum computing accuracy
• Australia's broadband speeds concentrated under 24Mbps
• Twitter accidentally shares user location data with advertising partner
• Uber CEO expects further pressure as shares add to losses, down 12 percent
• App Store antitrust suit against Apple to proceed
• Amazon rolls out machines that pack orders and replace jobs
• Optus resurfaces in-call voice assistant as 'Voice Genie'
• CBA exodus for 10,000 technology and operations staff begins
• Virgin Australia’s check-in system checks out for the afternoon
• Designs for Square Kilometre Array’s supercomputer completed
• Did Marriott bloat Australia’s official data breach numbers?
• G7 countries to simulate cross-border cyber attack next month: France
• China smashes counterfeiting ring that sold hard drives
• RMIT leaps into 'largest transformation' project
• Sydney train drivers and guards to get 'sub-second' IoT alerts
• SEEK IT exec Craig Penfold to exit
• Axe swings after $179m Grays Online buy blows up
• WeWork's starry valuation dazzles landlords, reaffirms doubters
• Human Services restructures CIO group
• Kellogg's scoping Australian SAP upgrade under global project
• Kennards Hire sets up IoT as a "core strategic priority"
• Symantec's CEO exit dents turnaround, sends stock tumbling
• Uber's market debut sours
• Coca-Cola Amatil SAP overhaul to crack real-time delivery
• US firm accuses Huawei of enlisting professor to obtain its tech
• Autonomous bot to safeguard Queensland's water
• Uber valued at US$82 billion in IPO as market jitters
• WA Police scores millions for cloud migration, IT upgrades
• NAB purges almost 2000 ATMs
• Binance hackers shift stolen bitcoin, identity still unclear: researchers
• Facebook rejects co-founder call for breakup
• Smart lighting flicks switch on blockchain for extra savings
• Village Roadshow made last-minute analytics shift for Topgolf venture
• BHP digging for software to shift bottlenecks in its coal mines
• US indicts operators of 'dark web' drug referral service
• Govt cyber lead impersonated in remote access scam
• Intel three-year outlook seen as lagging rivals
• Huawei CFO to seek extradition stay citing Trump comments
• Google taps local addiction service to build AI suicide surveillance system
• Aussie neobank Xinja to double staff in next six months
• AusPost builds tool to plug cloud security gaps in 30 seconds
• Toyota, Honda plan to attack costs to free up cash for new tech
• What would Thatcher have done? Pompeo scolds Britain over Huawei
• Huawei says detained CFO to seek extradition stay, rights violated
• TPG and Vodafone's $15bn merger fails to win over ACCC
• Wolters Kluwer takes down cloud services after malware infection
• Google debuts privacy controls, principles
• Australia's two most technologically challenged banks could merge
• Employers lack proper digital policies, unhappy with tech training options
• NSW hospital trials iPads, iPhones for real-time pathology results
• Crypto exchange Binance raided, 7000 Bitcoin lost
• Cinema-as-a-service operator casts for crowdsourced sessions
• Newcrest Mining wants wearables to keep staff hydrated, reduce loo stops
• Samsung Electronics says no anticipated shipping date yet for Galaxy Fold
• Two Israelis arrested in global 'dark' Internet probe
• Apple teams up with SAP to help clients develop iPhone business apps
• Google launches $649 Pixel phone
• Suncorp adds eftpos cash functionality to Apple Pay
• NT govt earmarks $10m for police radio upgrade
• Rio Tinto orders robot trucks, drills for digital mine
• Facebook 'labels' posts by hand, raising privacy questions
• NAB credits Cloud Guild for reversal in hiring fortunes
• QUT developing multimodal imaging system for robot surgeons
• LandMark White shares crater after post-breach return
• Monash Uni takes student loan requests via Apple Business Chat
• Microsoft open-sources command lines to lure devs
• Google set to launch privacy tools to limit online tracking
• Facebook deletes more accounts linked to Russia
• Massive data breach costs valuer LandMark White $7m
• Vic firies look to image sharing platform to manage controlled burns
• Westpac claims its new tech hub is winning the mortgage war
• Accused operators of illicit 'darknet' market arrested in Germany, Brazil
• Ride-hailing drivers in New York to strike ahead of Uber IPO
• UK police will not probe sacked defence minister over Huawei leak
• NAB's latest IT glitch locks customer accounts
• Australia’s cyber tsar MacGibbon resigns
• Vodafone presses Germany for more help in broadband rollout
• Fed up Canada tells US to help with China crisis or forget about favors
• After data scandals, Australia faces an election under heavy profiling
• DTA to appoint first-ever CIO
• iVote uptake falls short in NSW election
• Why Tip Top now bakes AI into its daily bread
• Unsecure git repo clones behind data-wiping ransom attacks
• Census 2021 digital services handed to PwC, AWS
• Microsoft rolls out new cloud services for AI and blockchain
• Uber sued by thousands of Australian taxi drivers in class action
• Facebook bans Alex Jones, Milo Yiannopoulos, Laura Loomer and Paul Joseph Watson
• Azure outage turned off Australia for breakfast
• Qld govt fund bids $494m in swoop on Superloop
• UK PM May under fire after Huawei leak sacking
• NAB's cloud devs get free from locked-down IT
• Meet the full stack Ruby dev who's running for Federal Parliament
• I've protected many, Assange tells UK court as he fights U.S. extradition warrant
• 50,000 companies exposed to hacks of 'business critical' SAP systems: researchers
• Carsales builds Tessa AI to check vehicle ads
• Amazon dismisses idea automation will eliminate all its warehouse jobs soon
• Less to lose: Germany's poorer East embraces tech revolution
• Romania's witches harness the powers of the web
• Wipro hackers targeted gift card and rewards programs
• NAB suffers worst outage rate in three years
• Volt bank to build mortgage platform with IRESS
• ASG promotes Dean Langenbach to CEO
• Labor pledges $3m for national blockchain academy
• ANZ's boss hits pause button on massive agile expansion
• Google's competition for advertising heats up from Amazon, rival platforms
• UK's May fires defence secretary over Huawei leak
• Assange sentenced to 50 weeks prison for skipping bail
• TransGrid to switch to ServiceNow customer service desk
• RAAF to set up smart sensing lab at Sydney Uni
• GoGet 'hacker' sentenced, spared jail time
• Victoria begins $30m prescription monitoring system rollout
• Ford partners with Amazon to allow package deliveries to owners' cars
• Facebook redesigns app, rolls out dating service to 14 more countries
• Puma pulls down malware-infested Australian webstore
• WA Police to deploy 3500 mobile devices
• Lion IT shake-up sees 42 percent of team change in three years
• CBA expands Apple Pay to include business cards
• Tightened vulnerability remediation deadlines for US govt agencies
• ATO extends DXC deal for $530m
• Facebook overhauls messaging as it pivots to privacy
• Vodafone found security flaws in Huawei equipment in 2011, 2012
• Apple optimistic on sales as iPhone price cuts help in China
• US cyber spies unmasked many more American identities in 2018
• Swinburne Uni launches socially conscious AWS incubator