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• NBN Co sale shouldn't be about price, says ex-ACCC chair
• Optus reveals the extra "millions" spent a month serving 12Mbps NBN users
• CBA's new app will soon drill government biometric holdings
• Lendlease joins $28m bid for smart construction CRC
• Consumers 'shortchanged' when asking for their own data
• NBN Co's JB Rousselot to leave in October
• NBN Co blames Telstra payments as a factor keeping prices high
• Capital One shares drop on questions over hack
• Huawei outsells smartphone rivals in China, tightens market grip amid US spat
• ASX says distributed ledger test environments are live
• Networking vulnerabilities leave 200m devices open to worm attacks
• Telstra tells NBN Co to scrap CVC charges
• NSW iVote source code to be opened for review
• Google Play Protect flunks Android anti-malware test
• NBN Co upgrades capacity to almost 200 wireless towers
• China's Beijing Kunlun to relaunch Grindr IPO
• US firms see little clarity on Huawei as US-China talks resume
• Vietnam detains 380 Chinese people in illegal online gambling bust
• Former AWS software engineer arrested over massive Capital One data leak
• Sydney's Saber Astronautics to become cubesat mission control
• Orica blasts into digital services with wireless detonators
• Telstra calls in police after 26 exchanges broken into
• Electoral systems evade cyber-attack during federal poll
• Aussie Broadband backs half-price NBN for 'disadvantaged' users
• Man can sue over arrest for parody Facebook page mocking police: US court
• Teen wins US$3 million at video game tournament Fortnite World Cup
• Vocus joins Vodafone in wanting NBN CVC construct scrapped
• Uber to display Sydney public transport options
• Telstra worried about how data retention scope-creepers store what they extract
• Fujitsu to build Australia's next supercomputer
• Junked software, write-downs, sink Cash Converters into the red
• Sprint, T-Mobile win antitrust approval for $26bn merger
• US to deny tariff relief for Apple Mac Pro parts from China
• Telstra warns NSW influencing Australia-wide mobile costs
• Opal travel discounts extended to credit cards
• Centrelink matches Medicare data in 'identity fraud' crackdown
• US may Trump French digital tax with wine-stopper
• Thieves steal laptops with 30 years of data from University of Western Australia
• NAB reveals 13,000-person data breach at 6PM Friday
• Canberra cops admit to 3000 more illegal metadata access incidents
• Queensland Police to roll out body cams to all frontline staff
• IBM Australia boss David La Rose replaced by Katrina Troughton
• ACCC Digital Platforms report calls for sweeping reforms
• Amazon's cloud sales growth slows for first time in years
• Opposition calls for network-based caller authentication
• Atlassian revenue jumps to $481 million in fourth quarter
• National Data Advisory Council replaces member after just one meeting
• Feds' version of 'cutting edge' tech costs under $20k
• Alphabet second-quarter revenue beats estimates
• Investa slashes software fleet and costs, adds digital twins
• Salesforce expands footprint into China with Alibaba partnership
• Apple to buy majority of Intel's modem chip business for US$1 billion
• Australian Transport Safety Bureau picks new outsourcer
• Citing Australia, US Attorney General demands backdoors
• Sydney Airport is continuing its facial recognition trials
• Canadian govt invests $92m in satellite company
• Modded Mirai botnet behind massive application layer DDoS attack
• Russian defence contractor developing smartphone spyware
• Bureau of Meteorology signs $16m hybrid cloud deal
• Telstra CEO Penn costed, then rejected, call centre repatriation
• Easily re-identified 'anonymised' data threatens privacy
• Big Tech faces broad US antitrust probe
• BASF, Siemens and others targeted with Winnti malware
• Qld govt to open $18m robotic manufacturing hub
• AusPost's Digital iD accredited by government
• CIOs talk cloud migration over lunch with iTnews
• CommSec follows fintechs into micro-investing
• Swinburne mental health unit deploys self-deleting chat tool
• Coles brings Accenture into Smarter Selling transformation
• Freight forwarding scam bankrupting Aussie IT suppliers
• ANZ, NAB tap into Google's Kelsey Hightower
• Court Services Victoria picks Journal Technologies for $89m project
• Russian lawmakers seek to stamp out banned content in emails
• Facebook to create privacy panel, pay $7bn to US
• Police cop the most blame for illegal telco metadata searches
• Citrix's 6TB hack made possible by weak passwords
• Equifax's $996m data breach settlement spurs calls for new rules
• Hunt on for new auDA board
• Apple plots buyout of Intel's smartphone-modem chip business
• Huawei's US research arm cuts over 70 percent of staff
• Australians lost $16m to ID theft so far this year
• Dropbox restores Linux support in new client beta
• Microsoft to shift Australian HQ to North Sydney
• IBM Australia scoops $95.5m Defence ERP deal
• Spam Act changes back before parliament
• Microsoft to invest $1.4 billion in OpenAI
• Britain delays decision on Huawei's role in 5G networks
• Teens scale AWA radio comms tower in Sydney
• Former Aristocrat Leisure CTO joins PointsBet
• Govt to reintroduce consumer data right bill
• 'The Dish' still beaming signals from Australia 50 years after moon walk
• Amazon AU adds AMD-powered instances
• 'Polarising' Oracle and 'disjointed' IBM remain cloud also-rans
• Atlassian reboots performance reviews to combat 'brilliant jerks'
• Law Council wants data retention loopholes shut
• Cloud becomes Microsoft's biggest business
• Equifax nears US$700m data breach deal - report
• Australian government Style Manual to go digital
• Swinburne Uni launches large-scale digital fabrication lab
• NEC sues Feds over binned Biometric Identification Services project
• EU Commission fines Qualcomm for second time over market abuse
• Therapeutic Goods Admin issues security guidance for medical devices
• NAB's new CEO drove IT cuts and oversaw outages
• Chrome's Incognito Mode has loophole
• Regulators won't let Libra launch until they feel safe
• Trump says he's looking closely at JEDI cloud deal
• NBN Sky Muster Plus satellite trial averages 43Mbps
• Aussie finance sector attributes the most data breaches to "hacking"
• NSW launches ID recovery service for cyber attack victims
• Foundation laid for national building industry database
• Finance industry's early blockchain bets often bomb
• RMIT's brain-inspired chip makes light work of memory making
• 86 400 joins Aussie neobank ranks with full bank licence
• V4 Telecom warned after wholesale dispute causes outage
• Microsoft decides Rust could prevent flaws its own C# can’t quit crimp
• Lendlease to redevelop Google's Bay Area sites for $21bn
• Microsoft, AT&T sign giant cloud deal
• G7 finance chiefs pour cold water on Facebook Libra
• EU opens Amazon antitrust probe over merchant data use
• Coles trains machine vision to identify out-of-stock items
• Melbourne Business School cloud shift will take five years
• NSW Police smash fake telco technician scam syndicate
• Anti-encryption laws 'imperil' cross-border data access deal with US
• Big tech grilled over business practices
• Hackers steal millions of Bulgarians' financial data
• Virtual cadavers score federal funding
• Unilever sets up eight digital twins of consumer goods factories
• Amazon offers shoppers $14 for browsing histories
• US Senators label Facebook Libra "delusional" and "crazy"
• Home Affairs could tap telcos for MAC and IP addresses, port numbers
• Macquarie Group's telco Nu Mobile reveals its plans
• NBN Co shifts IT ops onto ServiceNow
• Optus fears storage cost blowout to retain 5G metadata
• Kleos GeoInt surveillance satellites ready for NZ launch
• Newcastle Uni turns VR to primary, secondary education
• ANZ says Facebook's Libra is no bank-buster
• Huawei should not be kept "entirely" out of UK 5G networks
• Vodafone must also refund users stung by third-party billing
• Feds renew govt-wide Microsoft sourcing deal for three more years
• AFP chief Colvin to step down, claims tech success
• US Huawei sales ban may lift in 2-4 weeks - official
• Symantec ends talks to sell to Broadcom over price: sources
• US Treasury sec says Facebook Libra must avoid money laundering
• Feds nab Service NSW head to build Services Australia
• Comes to Sydney, does Jedi Academy, to make Star Wars shine
• 457 visas did more good than harm, says CEDA
• CBA discloses app's open source components
• Launceston expands free wi-fi network
• Microsoft admits it couldn't afford its own cloud
• Border Force 'IT glitch' causes long airport queues
• Europe's SatNav "not to be used" due to unexplained outage
• Vic govt to build state's first digital twin
• BHP uses iOS app to cut truck maintenance times
• NSW using AWS to predict public transport delays
• eSafety Commissioner refreshing all web content
• Australia's airport smartgate upgrade stalls
• Approved: US$5 billion Facebook settlement over privacy issues - source
• Retailers demand Telstra pay for massive payments outage
• Fake news fact-checks hobbled by low reach, study shows
• Accenture names Julie Sweet as CEO
• Trump blasts Bitcoin, Facebook's Libra
• No happy returns after myGov outage
• Swinburne Uni targets space sector with launch of two new courses
• Yes, it's real: "The first Australian Public Service F@#kup Night!"
• National Telstra outage cripples payments across banks, retailers, ATMs
• Facebook's Libra must be 'rock solid' before launch warns BoE's Carney
• Bitcoin extends losses after Fed chief urges halt to Facebook's crypto project
• Govt now says 'premature' to cut Telstra from future NBN sale
• NBN Co to fix aerial cable run between two trees in Sydney
• Monash Uni deploys MFA after Iran attacks targeting universities
• Online conservatives expect to vent social media frustrations at White House
• Commonwealth racks up $99m corporate card fraud bill
• IBM proposes changes to user content liability protections
• US to probe French plan to tax tech companies
• REI Super plugs into Laneway Analytics for data insights
• Infratil cleared for Vodafone New Zealand buy
• Microsoft opens first European store in London
• Branson's Virgin Orbit completes key rocket test
• Fed chief calls for Facebook to halt Libra project
• Australian IT salaries spike
• ATO crackdown on myGov rorts
• Brisbane builders to trial IoT trackers on construction sites
• NSW looks to facial recognition as Opal card alternative
• Newcastle debuts driverless CBD to beach shuttle
• Belgium hit with €5000 daily fine for fast-speed broadband delays
• Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic to go public by year-end
• US to approve sales it deems safe to blacklisted Huawei
• NBN Co's most complained-about access tech is FTTC
• Godfather of IT outsourcing Ross Perot dies aged 89
• Why Suncorp is using AI to decipher product disclosure statements
• Victoria Police to buy 50 drones for unmanned squadron
• Dodo stung for streaming promises on low-quota NBN plans
• UK watchdog proposes to fine Marriott US$124m for data breach
• Mozilla blocks UAE bid to become an internet security guardian after hacking reports
• 'Tacttoos' could smooth out the flaws of flat virtual buttons
• Coles CIO Sniezek preps for Azure migration
• ASIO asks devs to ‘pitch’ their K8s and docker skills via video
• Ocado's earnings dented by robotic warehouse fire
• Cisco to buy optical gear maker Acacia for US$2.8bn to build 5G muscle
• Trump's blocking of Twitter critics unconstitutional: US appeals court
• Zoom.us flaw forces users onto video and audio calls
• ASD names its top secret history maker
• SEC issues guidance on custody of digital asset securities
• Huawei outlines investment plans in Poland depending on 5G role
• India's latest Google probe sparked by junior antitrust researchers
• Cambodia's Smart Axiata tests 5G network with Huawei
• Westpac automates out mortgage bungle that fleeced 40k customers
• Fletcher Building lures new CIO from Google
• MacTel presses NBN Co to boost reach of 100Mbps+ business services
• Monash Uni turns to European Space Agency data to prepare Victoria for fires and floods
• Supply-chain pain: South Korea chipmakers and their suppliers seek to bypass Tokyo curbs
• Facebook not invited to White House social media summit - company
• British Airways faces record $329m fine over data breach
• Coles says Azure is now 'cloud platform of choice'
• Amazon blasts Australia's "technically flawed" anti-encryption laws
• Fugitive US tech guru McAfee: Cryptocurrency is next Cuban revolution
• "Safe like China": In Argentina, ZTE finds eager buyer for surveillance tech
• French lawmakers vote to target online hate speech in draft bill
• Toyota to supply hydrogen fuel-cell tech to China's FAW, Higer Bus
• Govt maintains NBN Co's $19.5bn loan "will be" refinanced
• Banks face big infrastructure hangover in real-time payments shift
• Defence paints-up Penten for Army network security lift
• Swimming Australia dives into AWS cloud and analytics deal
• UK regulator puts brake on Amazon's Deliveroo deal
• Amazon founder Bezos' divorce final with $38 billion settlement: report
• Defence searches for next ADF e-health platform
• Tabcorp bets $38m on data centre consolidation
• Canonical's Ubuntu repos on Github hacked
• Google suspends NZ 'trending' emails after suspect's name released
• Telco unions, Telstra brawl over redundancy benefits
• US asks federal court to throw out Huawei lawsuit
• South Korea says Japan's high-tech export curbs threat to global economy
• China tech giant Baidu partners with Geely, Toyota in self-driving push
• Vault says anti-encryption laws harming its tech exports
• School chaplain cyberbullying FAQs pulled after iTnews security story
• Aussie telco metadata requests again on the rise
• Lloyd's of London calls for cyber clarity in insurance
• EU opens road to 5G connected cars in boost to BMW, Qualcomm
• RBA nails cyber posture: ANAO
• Australia Post told to improve cyber security practices
• What a smartphone really looks like after time underwater
• MYOB in payslip privacy bungle
• ACMA finds worst NBN modems 'barely break' 50Mbps wi-fi speeds
• UK markets watchdog proposes retail ban on crypto derivatives
• US government staff told to treat Huawei as blacklisted
• Software vendors get handouts for My Health Record integration
• NAB customers hit by fast payments glitch
• Westfield to run live pilot of blockchain system
• Wollongong man charged with 'malicious' telco cable damage
• ACCC unsure about NBN Co's 'Netflix tax'
• South Korea eyes investing US$854 million annually in chip supply chain after Japan's export curbs
• HP, Dell, other tech firms plan to shift production out of China: Nikkei
• 'Don't be evil': New Zealand tells Google on British backpacker case
• Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram glitches affect some users globally
• Aussie supercomputers slide down global rankings
• Vocus to push NBN Co for low price plans
• Facebook's cryptocurrency needs deep thought and detail: UK regulator
• Germany fines Facebook for under-reporting complaints
• IAG puts hundreds of staff through a 'Cloud Academy'
• Officeworks turns to SAP after $10m wage deal
• Optus users also claim small number of premium content refunds
• Rogue regex trips Cloudflare worldwide
• Special Report: How Poland became a front in the cold war between US and China
• Facebook to tackle content with misleading health claims
• Robots.txt to become an internet standard after 25 years
• Some users locked out of Microsoft 365
• Agencies face fresh audit blitz after wave of tech wrecks
• Australia Post raises a glass to IT outsourcing
• Swiss court upholds WhatsApp secrecy in case of fired employee
• Facebook campus given all-clear after sarin scare
• Facebook evacuates four buildings after possible sarin exposure
• Govt wants broadband tax passed this year
• NAB reveals two-speed cloud migration strategy
• Murdoch Children's Research Institute to test pain analysis app
• Franking credits website blasted by Privacy Commissioner
• Virtual world Second Life to enforce anti-money laundering regs
• CBA moves to salve tap-payments cost sting
• NBN Co floats its own 'Netflix tax'
• NSW leapfrogs online govt transactions goal
• Visa threat puts Afterpay under pressure
• No Huawei ban in Dutch 5G rollout: government
• Trump talk of easing Huawei ban lifts suppliers' shares despite doubts
• Facebook will ban ads that tell people in US not to vote
• First battery-powered cruise ship sails for the Arctic
• Investigators look to narrative tech to tell the story of a crime
• Tasmania switches on new Triple Zero platform
• Google announces new subsea cable 'Equiano', connecting Africa and Europe
• Facebook's Libra coin likely to run a regulatory gauntlet
• Westpac tries to steal a march on open banking data reforms
• Govt asked to create new ISP-level site blocking powers
• NASA to send drone to Saturn's moon for clues on human origins
• NBN Co wireless tower loses power cable to saboteurs
• AFP wants AI "data airlock" to ferret out abhorrent material
• Poison certs imperils GnuPG checking of Linux software
• SAUG National Summit
• NAB loses Microsoft extended support lifeline for Server 2003 apps
• UK extends deadline for tougher online payment ID checks
• Apple moves Mac Pro production to China from US
• World's central banks to create innovation hub
• "This not a general amnesty": new sales to Huawei only cover available goods
• CenITex launches protected Microsoft cloud offering for Vic govt