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• Dell beats profit estimates on higher desktop sales
• Huawei under new probe by US prosecutors - report
• Canberra cops increase scope of body camera use
• Dominello hopes to kick big bang govt IT projects for good
• NBN Co puts future residential ARPU at $49 a user
• Tech and telco engineers may face mandatory Vic registration rules
• Aussie hacker joins million dollar bug bounty club
• Origin Energy to deploy RPA platform to 14.5K commercial customers
• SEC fines US cryptocurrency firm for offering illegal tokens
• Apple to supply parts to independent repair shops for first time
• Facebook fixes 'technical error' in Messenger Kids app
• DTA formalises digital ties with Vietnam
• National security concerns threaten US-China undersea cable: WSJ
• SpaceX's Mars rocket prototype rattles nearby residents in Texas flight test
• Facebook tightens rules for US political advertisers ahead of 2020 election
• Ericsson CEO Ekholm set to leave, Saab's Buskhe could replace him: report
• France, Germany to propose public investment in data centres for AI
• Canberra expands semi-autonomous car trial
• Woolworths follows Coles, says online sales profitable, now 4.2 percent
• Photos: Vocus completes landing of Coral Sea Cable in Sydney
• Bunnings sibling Blackwoods dented by Microsoft ERP
• Second tech deputy splits from Defence's CIO group
• Cyber security a key focus for Uni foreign interference taskforce
• China's central bank to issue own cryptocurrency as soon as November: Forbes
• Google to move Pixel smartphone production to Vietnam - Nikkei
• Apple to stop default practice of keeping Siri recordings
• Apple's data shows a deepening dependence on China as Trump's tariffs loom
• Facebook expands 'Local Alert' tool in bid to help in emergencies
• Atlassian warns of critical security vulnerability
• US to test mirrorless, camera-based systems in cars
• US receives 130-plus requests to sell to Huawei after blacklisting - sources
• Researchers studying Facebook's impact on democracy threaten to quit
• Shine Lawyers quietly debuts automated claims tool
• ASIC vows crackdown on bank outages, data breaches and online fraud
• Virgin Australia creates new tech chief role in restructure
• Telstra sees at least 59 exchanges broken into
• Feds launch two new mining data research centres
• NSW Police dragging feet on mobile device rollout
• Google job search tool under EU microscope
• Ex-Google engineer charged with taking stolen self-driving secrets to Uber
• OAIC reduces frequency of data breach reporting
• Dutch regulator sees potential privacy breach in Microsoft Windows
• US officials fear ransomware attack against 2020 election
• Sydney nursing homes pilot flu outbreak alert app
• US lawmaker says still concerned about Facebook cryptocurrency after Swiss meetings
• NAB Android app update overloads CPUs, drains batteries
• Bunnings reveals big smarts, small spend turbocharged its digital overhaul
• Woolies primes Olive AI for call centre action
• Transport for NSW aims AWS at real time congestion busting
• Nvidia, VMWare release cloud software to court business customers
• German court suspends restrictions on Facebook data gathering
• Apple re-patches 'Sock Puppet' iOS jailbreak exploit
• Michael Dell cautions trade war with China "not productive"
• NZ bans unapproved govt IT suppliers after data breach
• Tesla's Musk, Alibaba's Ma to talk at Shanghai tech event this week
• Automated and IoT parking fines a loss as Smart Parking drives into the red
• Woolworths' APIs soar above 1000 as digital push booms
• China's Xiaomi banks on phone data for India consumer finance play
• ABS re-examines how long it keeps Census names, addresses
• ASX taps VMware for virtualisation, infrastructure in giant rebuild
• McKenzie decamps as Chorus chief executive
• 'Readily available' consumer spyware apps could violate raft of Aussie laws
• Govt agrees to ISP-level site-blocking of 'dangerous material'
• British judge orders confiscation of US$1m in cryptocurrencies from jailed hacker
• Trump challenges court ruling barring him from blocking Twitter users
• FTC, AT&T settle 2014 lawsuit over data slowdowns: court
• France delays signing of Internet pledge amid US pressure
• Seen a cringeworthy government video online? We’ll keep that thanks, says Archives
• Google moots open standards to limit user web tracking
• Bravura swallows finance SaaS vendor Midwinter for $50m
• ACT begins search for $70m digital health records platform
• CBA poaches Telstra's tech-savvy legal chief, reveals new system rehab head
• Russia launches humanoid robot into space
• Future of facial recognition at Australian airports now uncertain
• South Korea's top court to rule on Samsung heir's bribery case on Aug 29
• China blames Canada for difficulties in relationship, demands Huawei executive be freed
• Sydney brain scanners speed up analysis with AI
• Israel eases restrictions on offensive cyber weapons exports
• 'All the forces': China's global social media push over Hong Kong protests
• Huawei Australia says over half of jobs at threat due to 5G ban
• Little Ripper puts AI drone smarts in the hands of lifesavers
• Macron presses US to help reform taxes on big tech
• Coles Online declares profit, but dares not show its size
• Splunk to buy cloud software firm SignalFx in US$1bn deal
• China urges Philippines to ban online gambling
• Citigroup, BNP caught up in case against Huawei CFO
• Vocus sees opportunity to snare big business deals with NBN Co
• Woodside targets 70 percent cut in time to prove new gas prospects
• IT giants join forces for full-system data security
• Australia Post starts rebuilding its core on AWS
• Why public service IT salaries must rise to meet Morrison's service delivery vision
• Dozens of Airbus A380s face urgent checks after cracked part dug from ice
• Fitbit wins deal for one million new users in Singapore health plan
• Alibaba postpones up to US$15bn Hong Kong listing amid protests - sources
• Pega CEO Alan Trefler back in Australia for talks with NAB
• China cries foul over Facebook, Twitter block of fake accounts
• Vodafone calls for price cuts on Tasmanian subsea cables
• Chromium-based Edge beta brings bug bounty
• Firefighters turn to AI for faster evacuations
• Intel launches first artificial intelligence chip 'Springhill'
• US DoJ antitrust chief teams up with states on Big Tech probe
• B-sides Sydney
• Aussie banks warn customers after fresh PayID data breach
• How the ADHA is working to keep Australia's clinical systems talking
• Huawei founder details 'battle mode' reform plan to beat U.S. crisis
• Who's tracking you? Facebook users to get more control over data
• Pompeo: 'No mixed messages' from U.S. on Huawei
• WhatsApp in talks to launch mobile payments in Indonesia - sources
• Xinja reveals SAP core cost 'about $1.8 million'
• Westpac challenges ERP heavyweights over transaction inefficiencies
• Domino's trials neural network to tailor pizza deals
• Microsoft, Nvidia team up for more realistic visuals on Minecraft game
• Seek stakes claim to become a global HR and payroll SaaS vendor
• French digital service tax harms global tax reform: US tech leaders
• FTC chairman says Facebook's plan to merge brands may make it harder to split: FT
• Fitness & Lifestyle Group brings IT monitoring into line
• NIB touts tech rehab as financial restorative
• ANZ, NAB wail their crap data blues to ASIC
• BOC Australia uses IBM Watson to stem rejected invoices
• Apple CEO warns Trump about China tariffs, Samsung competition
• Fearing data privacy issues, Google cuts some Android phone data for wireless carriers
• Twitter, Facebook accuse China of using fake accounts to undermine Hong Kong protests
• For telcos, your call is more important than ever
• Consultants cross the ‘digital authenticity gap’
• State governments prepare for constant change
• Industrial giants are digitising touch and feel
• Digital is no quick fix for the health system
• Councils aim to ‘make liveability easier’
• Waiting for the great leap forward in federal government
• The banker's new (digital) clothes
• The ongoing education revolution
• Australia Post points Digital iD at job applicant checks
• Morrison vows to tame Centrelink IT "beast"
• NBN Co's FTTC and HFC build costs rise again
• Carsales uses AI to crack down on number plate cloning
• Alibaba results beat estimates on cloud, e-commerce growth
• Rental firm walks away from Tesla order after quality dispute
• China's Ninebot unveils scooters that drive themselves to charging stations
• US set to give Huawei another 90 days to buy from American suppliers
• Alibaba and the US$15bn question: Amid Hong Kong's protests, when to list?
• Trump says he's having dinner Friday with Apple CEO Tim Cook
• Apple says it supports 2.4m US jobs
• Private number paranoia drives Qld Police to SMS
• Aussie engineer adds 3D printed whiskers to drones
• $50bn industry fund Cbus tech rebuild brings digital assets back in house
• IAG follows Alice down the rabbit hole to teach security
• Instagram adds tool for users to flag false information
• Comms Minister Fletcher roasts telcos in speech
• NSW preps next digital govt strategy
• 3D face scans help spot Australia's costliest sleep disorder
• Microsoft's latest privacy policy says vendors listen to voice data
• EU Central Bank shuts down one of its websites after hack
• It's your funeral: Oracle's ERP finally fires-up at InvoCare
• Defence suffers major 'disruptions' to secure IT network
• NBN Co says it is unlikely to scrap CVC charges
• Barclays ends partnership with cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase: sources
• Optus shifts 100k premises out of NBN 12Mbps in three months
• Botched myki data release breached privacy laws
• ASD drops free data visualisation tool onto GitHub, says it’s “giving back to the community”
• Supercheap Auto opens throttle on $60m Salesforce omnichannel deployment
• Telstra expands its use of Salesforce
• Andy Penn argues Telstra is actually making the NBN cheaper
• NBN Co's revenue per user creeps up to $46 a month
• Immigration minister cites Microsoft experience in Australia’s tech Visa overhaul
• Every move you make, every step you take, your mall is watching you
• US aviation regulator bans select MacBook Pro laptops from flights
• Japanese researchers build robotic tail to keep elderly upright
• Tencent cautious after surge in quarterly profit
• Irish regulator queries Facebook on transcription of users' audio
• WeWork to test IPO investor appetite with widening losses
• WaterNSW consolidates corporate systems into Azure, Dynamics
• For retailers, online convenience meets real-world experience
• Tabcorp IT overhaul jackpots with 73 percent growth in digital lotteries
• Fed's digital ID system coming to myGov "this [financial] year"
• ANZ flags Google cloud risk expansion
• Exclusive: Google's jobs search draws antitrust complaints from rivals
• Apple's AirPods will not escape Trump's China tariffs
• Tech projects claim half of latest CRC funding round
• Google, Facebook, Amazon to testify in US against French digital tax
• Does it make sense to keep your data centre?
• Kiwi tax office rules remuneration can be paid in crypto currencies
• Amazon in talks to buy up to 10 percent stake in Future Retail - report
• Foreign power was behind cyber attack on Czech ministry: Senate
• Bendigo uses VR to stop young drivers colliding with trucks
• IAG digital marketplace rostered on for shift management
• Trump backs off China tariff plan with delays for cellphones, laptops
• NSW govt places IT obligations on new agency funding
• Australia will now headhunt tech talent for permanent residency
• Verizon to sell Tumblr to WordPress owner
• US senators ask Amazon CEO if 'Amazon's Choice' deceives consumers
• WooliesX reflects on first two years of ops
• Queensland debuts "most advanced" driverless car in Oz
• IBM, Tata join US tech platform's governing council
• Deliveroo quits Germany
• DTA revives govt-wide email, desktop cloud project
• AMS sparks bidding war for Osram, shines spotlight on auto business
• Sydney hospitals turn to data analytics to combat opioid crisis
• ASD upgrades BlueKeep Win. RDP warning, 50K Aust. devices at risk
• IT contracting giant HiTech surges after rival Rubicor collapse
• People’s Choice taps Salesforce multi-cloud in digital push
• Huawei to invest US$800m in new Brazil factory amid 5G push
• Automakers warm up to friendly hackers at cyber security conference
• JB Hi-Fi reveals Bunnings-style online sales engine overhaul
• US farmers, grain traders on data hunt after floods
• Bankwest ink in e-signatures for home loans
• NBN scam reports now averaging 100 a day
• Apple supplier Japan Display posts 10th straight quarterly loss
• Meet Olive, Woolworths' conversational AI platform
• Stopping America's next hate-crime killers on social media is no easy task
• Huawei unveils Harmony operating system, won't ditch Android for smartphones
• Russia tells Google not to advertise 'illegal' events after election protests
• Qld Health's new SAP ERP wobbles in week one
• Fujitsu leads push to detect brain aneurysms with AI
• Shorten tries to fit new auto-complain plug-in to Robodebt
• Apple faces investigation for suspected unfair competition in Russia
• Tesla owner lawsuit claims software update fraudulently cut battery capacity
• Emirates' Etihad partners with Swiss blockchain platform Winding Tree
• NSW to consider opening ehealth records to patients
• Major vendors' business printers remotely abusable
• Canva embraces chaos engineering with new deliberate destruction team
• Mac Mini endorsed as enterprise server
• Retailers launch joint attack on banks over gouging on contactless and mobile payments
• Salesforce buys Israel's ClickSoftware for US$1.35bn
• Apple offers record 'bounty' to researchers who find iPhone security flaws
• Uber quarterly revenue misses estimates
• Broadcom to buy Symantec's enterprise security business for US$10.7 bn
• Facebook loses facial recognition appeal, must face privacy class action
• Govt makes new tech talent visa permanent
• Salesforce lands Pip Marlow after Suncorp exit
• ASPI’s Hanson claims DTA misled on digital ID concerns
• Toyota turns to AI startup to accelerate goal of robots for the home
• Kazakhstan halts introduction of internet surveillance system
• US government contractors get first look at Huawei ban
• Microsoft changes tack, patches RDP bug after Hyper-V found vulnerable
• New AMP chief spends $1bn on tech-led rescue strategy
• ASD chief Mike Burgess moves to ASIO
• Five charged over cryptocurrency investment scam
• ACCC takes HealthEngine to court over alleged data misuse
• Chinese government hackers suspected of moonlighting for profit
• FedEx ends ground delivery partnership with Amazon
• Samsung's new Note takes on Huawei in selfie beauty pageant
• Telstra rejigs how it markets products built by Agile teams
• Westmead wins Google AI grant for digital health project
• Has growth in Australian online payments fraud finally plateaued?
• Suncorp CEO bemoans frozen Oracle core replacement "hostage" scenario
• Woolworths to trial automated tech to speed up online orders
• Sydney's $600m smart motorway project to be put to the test
• Apple subsidiary FileMaker rebrands as Claris International
• Trump, without evidence, accuses Google of 'very illegal' action ahead of election
• Australia Post set for major network overhaul
• Twitter says it may have used user data for ads without permission
• 8chan owner called before US Congress
• Apple, Goldman Sachs start issuing Apple Cards to consumers
• CBA prepares to thump Afterpay in move to recast digital credit
• Pip Marlow out of Suncorp amid digital marketplace shake-up
• Edith Cowan Uni to move computer science labs onto Azure
• NSW govt considers making data breach reporting mandatory
• High-security locks for government, ATMs hacked by researcher
• After shootings, tech companies pressured to pull plug on 8chan
• College student who sought Trump tax returns in cyber 'prank' to plead guilty
• China warns India of 'reverse sanctions' if Huawei is blocked
• US appeals court voids Google 'cookie' privacy settlement that paid users nothing
• NAB wants Android handsets to replace card payment terminals
• Major Australian tech recruiter forced into administration
• Goldman hopes to lure iBorrowers with Apple card launch
• Google pledges carbon-neutral shipping, recycled plastic for all devices
• Promotions and patriotism: 'Battle Mode' Huawei sees China smartphone sales surge
• La Trobe adds tech to humanities, business degree
• NBN Co urged to renew in-home wiring focus in FTTN footprint
• Why CBA's latest bank app could kill Robodebt
• WA offers first glimpse at future data sharing laws
• Monash Uni debuts autonomous race car
• North Korea took US$2bn in cyberattacks to fund weapons program: UN report
• Huawei tests US$288 smartphone with own operating system, possibly for sale this year
• UK's data watchdog seeks more clarity from Facebook over Libra
• Departmental shake-ups a cyber risk declares ACSC
• Israeli army in no rush to go fully robotic
• NAB hits refresh on data strategy
• Volvo Cars, China in first blockchain project for recycled cobalt
• Apple, Google pause reviewing audio recordings from voice assistants
• Cloudflare cuts 8chan off from DDoS protection
• No dedicated CIO needed at Administrative Appeals Tribunal, says report
• NBN Co floats making 100/40Mbps plans business-only
• Remote workers are drifting into isolation: here's how to recentre and boost morale and productivity
• Foxconn eyes sale of US$8.8 billion China plant amid trade war woes
• Apple Card will not allow purchase of cryptocurrencies
• Google to allow rival search engines to compete on Android - at a price
• Your potato looks like an avocado: how video analytics is deployed to catch shoplifters
• Amazon chief Bezos cashes in US$1.8 billion of share pile
• Big Four tech shops scramble as Consumer Data Right finally clears Senate unmolested
• Pentagon puts US$10 billion JEDI contract on hold
• Google suspends transcription of voice assistant clips in Europe
• Victoria unveils new cyber incident management plan
• Facebook says it dismantles covert influence campaign tied to Saudi government
• Google blocks websites certified by DarkMatter
• NAB uses CAST to keep its cloud apps in check
• NBN Co needs to double CVC inclusions, say ABB, Optus
• Tap transactions go sour: Banks decree booze is fun, not food
• Defence scopes for new CTO
• Murdoch Uni revamps online student portals
• Explainer: What do you do after a data breach?
• NBN Co offers to help internet providers buy more of its bandwidth
• OneSKY bill explodes to $4.1bn, will now run 10 years late
• Cisco whistleblower gets first False Claims payout over cyber security
• Superloop says earnings will double after 'transitional' year
• Vodafone NZ to launch four-city 5G service in December
• WA Main Roads picks ASG as new outsourcer in $75m deal
• Samsung says Japanese curbs cloud outlook as profit halves, shares fall
• Apple woos investors with China gain, market value nears $1 trillion
• Critics question 'Five Eyes' push to expand spies' telecoms access