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• DTA tweaks IT contracting rules to help government get on with agile
• Apple supplier LG Display posts fourth quarterly loss in a row
• EA's tepid forecast overshadows quarterly beat, shares slip
• Three new tech execs join WA's govt-wide digital office
• Domino's wants software development classed as a manufacturing industry
• Anti-virus maker Avast shutters data harvester Jumpshot
• IBM chief Ginni Rometty to step down
• Under the hood of CBA's US$300m Klarna play
• Home Affairs deploys [REDACTED], its first digital assistant
• EU lawmakers, with eye on Apple, call for common mobile charger
• BT warns of £500 million hit from British limits on Huawei
• Pompeo backs 'Five Eyes' intelligence sharing despite UK decision on Huawei
• Facebook shares hit by slowest growth in years, higher expenses
• Italy has no plans to exclude Chinese firms from 5G network, minister says
• NBN Co may try buying into a SpaceX-like service for future Sky Muster
• Telstra builds ACE chatbot for its field technicians
• Swinburne Uni tries to make blockchain practical for trade
• Microsoft cloud revenue regains momentum, sending profit above estimates
• Facebook warns revenue growth slowing, costs remain high
• UPS inks electric van deal with Arrival to test Waymo automation
• CalTech wins US$1.1bn jury verdict in patent case against Apple, Broadcom
• CBA triples its equity stake in credit card killer Klarna to US$300m
• NBN Co will stop direct deals with enterprise customers
• UN offices in Geneva, Vienna targeted by 'well-resourced' cyber attack last year
• Britain's Huawei compromise puts Australia's cyber hawks under pressure
• Russia blocks encrypted email service ProtonMail
• Lake Macquarie City Council launches new community portal
• Pompeo to Britain: Look again at Huawei 5G decision
• Apple's iPhone strength is back and analysts say it is here to stay
• NSW Health completes massive hospital, health service wi-fi rollout
• ACMA to set EME standards for mmWave 5G devices
• No let up on REvil ransomware-as-a-service attacks
• Coronavirus outbreak may disrupt Apple's iPhone production ramp up plans - Nikkei
• Retailers form fightback group against tap fee gouging
• UNSW on the hunt for new CISO
• Edith Cowan University builds $3m SOC
• Twitter says several NFL teams' accounts hacked
• Canada, isolated over Huawei 5G, is studying British decision
• TPG suffers Australia-wide internet problems
• ANZ’s tech chief wants short stories to break technobabble
• ATO, RBA and DTA named 2020 iTnews Benchmark Awards finalists
• Services in spotlight after Apple stock market value hits $1.4 trillion
• SAP's new leadership duo delivers in-line results, lifts guidance
• Integration the name of the game for SAP's new leadership duo
• Boris refuses to ban Huawei from 5G in UK, defies Trump
• Law enforcement agencies ramp up use of anti-encryption laws
• Allianz stays offline following routine maintenance
• NBN Co to stop overbuilding existing business fibre networks
• Aussie researchers develop flexible touchscreens that can be printed like newspaper
• US warns of possible counter-measures against Czech digital tax
• US senator slams Tesla's 'misleading' name for Autopilot driver assistance system
• DEF CON China postponed in wake of coronavirus outbreak
• ANZ's former life insurance arm OnePath revealed as early AI adopter
• Coming soon - the smartphone that promotes 'Russian values'
• Vocus wants govt to open up mobile blackspots scheme
• AEC builds public-facing APIs to serve up election data
• Spotlight on Federal Government
• New 'CacheOut' attack leaks data from CPUs, VMs and hardware enclaves
• Indian panel wants encryption broken in fight against child abuse content
• New US curb on Huawei in limbo amid pushback from Pentagon - sources
• Intel's blockbuster results lift shares to dotcom peak, fire up sector
• Hackers acting in Turkey’s interests believed to be behind recent cyberattacks - sources
• Boris on Huawei: We will do 5G without hurting security
• IT contractors now cost the Commonwealth $1bn a year
• CBA backs bank push for access to tax data
• Vocus wants NBN Co's enterprise "direct sales" team shut down
• Risky to shut out any 5G provider completely - Merkel
• Apple pushes back against EU common charger
• Qld ISP Freenet director cops six years jail for fraud
• The emerging technology finalists for the Benchmark Awards 2020
• Treasury probes the fight for the 'write' to access your payments
• Intel signals 2020 will be a turnaround year for chip industry leader
• From Communist-era roots to cash cows: Poland's gaming industry takes on the world
• Defence finds its new permanent CTO
• Amazon asks court to pause Microsoft's work on Pentagon's JEDI contract
• British officials propose limited 5G role for China's Huawei - sources
• Orange boss doubles down on Huawei defence amid heightened security debate
• State govt finalists for the 2020 iTnews Benchmark Awards revealed
• Sydney seeks feedback on smart city framework
• AWS outage cripples ACT Emergency Services Agency website as Canberra bushfire rages
• Telstra asks govt to delay broadband tax until mid-2021
• EU nations can restrict vendors under new 5G guidelines
• Optus breaks silence on NBN Co's enterprise behaviour
• AWS suffers cloud problems in Sydney region
• Meet the Diversity finalists for the iTnews Benchmark Awards 2020
• Google finds security flaws in Apple's web browser - FT
• Service NSW loses digital chief to Queensland government
• How social media services handle political ads
• Config flub by Microsoft exposed millions of customer details
• ING Australia snares new CIO from Westpac's BT Financial Group
• Pacific Magazines switches from 'managed Azure' to AWS
• How NAB uses machine learning to find faked loan docs
• Google CEO eyes major opportunity in healthcare, says will protect privacy
• Insurers look to curb ransomware exposure as US cyber premiums rise
• Sonos customers up in arms over move to stop updates for older speakers
• UN experts demand probe into alleged Saudi hack of Amazon boss Bezos
• Westpac, CUA and AFG finance finalists for Benchmark Awards 2020
• Vodafone tries, again, to force access to Telstra's regional mobile network
• Facebook targets UK growth with 1000 hires this year
• Apple lawsuit tests if an employee can plan rival startup while on payroll
• Tesla crosses US$100 billion stock market valuation
• Meet the young leaders of the iTnews Benchmark Awards 2020
• Farmers crack whip on data rights in agtech reality check
• ATO gets ready to switch off AUSkey
• Facial recognition could help discover fate of Holocaust victims
• Brazil prosecutors charge The Intercept's Greenwald with hacking
• Apple dropped plan for encrypting backups after FBI complained - sources
• Introducing the industrial and primary production Benchmark Awards finalists for 2020
• Services Australia embarks on CIO group 'redesign'
• Telstra reveals 4x cost gap on 5G site builds
• Telstra may lose ground in regional Australia
• First IoT finalists for iTnews Benchmark Awards 2020 revealed
• NAB wraps up 'scary' data migration for 2800 mortgage brokers
• Edith Cowan Uni’s cloud move slashes IT costs by 50 percent
• Subaru sets mid-2030s target to sell only electric vehicles
• Israel securities regulator eyes rule changes for digital platforms
• Apple's Cook says global corporate tax system must be overhauled
• NBN Co Sky Muster outage extends past 24 hours
• NSW compo watchdog upgrades fraud sniffer to advanced analytics
• Former ACSC chief MacGibbon blasts calls to legitimise screen scrapers
• First-ever iTnews Benchmark Awards resilience finalists named
• Actioning insights from trusted data
• Citrix speeds up patches for exploited Netscaler vulnerability
• Alphabet CEO Pichai backs temporary ban on facial-recognition technology
• Turk Telekom says internet access restored after cyber attack
• We're getting better at protecting elections - Facebook's Clegg
• RMIT Online tasks Kraken with reeling in enrolments
• DTA tries to shake off Australia's chequered digital ID past
• Spotlight on Local Government
• Local government finalists for Benchmark Awards 2020 announced
• Facebook must disclose app records for Massachusetts probe, judge rules
• EU industry chief to dismiss fears strict security rules could delay 5G
• Mackay council signs multi-million dollar "smart-water" app deal
• Newcastle using middleware to simplify city-scale IoT
• City of Newcastle completes enviro-sensor network
• Second Northern Territory council to light up smart LEDs
• Square slams Australian banks, complains about customer complaints
• Woolworths uses analytics to find stores for trials, refurbishment
• Facebook says technical error caused vulgar translation of Chinese leader's name
• German foreign ministry backtracks after sense of humour failure
• SpaceX capsule splashes down off Florida after rocket failure test
• Citrix Netscaler hacker secures systems but leaves backdoor
• New Internet Explorer zero-day exploited in the wild
• Benchmark Awards Sustainability finalists for 2020
• EU mulls five-year ban on facial recognition tech in public areas
• Microsoft to erase its carbon footprint, past and future, in climate push
• Which company just hit $1 trillion? Google it.
• Oracle patches fraud and fake cheques enabling bugs
• Search for next Australian Cyber Security Centre chief begins
• Amex spotlights bank hypocrisy in screen scraping liability row
• Defence, Tax Office fork out millions to keep Windows 7 secure for another year
• NBN Co reveals active Sky Muster users within 25km of city centres
• Meet the iTnews Benchmark Awards mass-market finalists for 2020
• Turkey ban on Wikipedia lifted
• Spotify launches playlists for dogs left home alone
• EU court adviser: data privacy laws should apply in national security cases
• US' Mnuchin urges Apple, other tech companies to work with law enforcement
• WA's P&N Bank hit by data breach
• Google's Advanced Protection Program adds support for iOS security keys
• Healthcare finalists for the iTnews Benchmark Awards 2020 revealed
• Huawei confident UK will make 5G decision based on the evidence
• Trump criticises Apple's encryption stance on Pensacola phones
• Google cutting web cookies, ending lucrative tracking tool for advertisers
• Screen scraper ban touted to weed out data predators
• Google adds IBM Power to its cloud
• Microsoft patches Windows 10, Server 'authentipocalypse' bug
• First finalists revealed for iTnews Benchmark Awards 2020
• Home Affairs rejects claims anti-encryption laws conflict with US CLOUD Act
• NZ discounts 5G spectrum pricing as rights terms come up short
• For sale: manager of Australian bushfires app
• Former SAP chief says 400k German jobs at risk from electric cars
• Microsoft ends Windows 7 support
• NBN Co may need to prove it isn't cross-subsidising enterprise play
• Travelex restoring electronic services after ransomware attack
• The CIO moves that made headlines in 2019
• NSW govt building 'copy solution' to boost digital licence acceptance
• US officials to visit Britain, pushing for Huawei 5G ban
• As Amazon flexes its muscle, Seattle moves to curb corporate political donations
• Apple pushes iPhone recycling to reuse minerals
• Citrix Netscaler exploits and scans hit the internet
• Google's Project Zero firms up 90-day disclosure policy
• Defence puts $600m Navy IT upgrade to market
• ATO reveals cause of tax time IT outage
• IBM appoints new Asia Pacific chief
• MLC Wealth names new tech chief
• Facebook refuses to ban political ads ahead of US election
• Insight Partners to buy Veeam for US$5 billion
• NBN Co upgrades small portion of slow FTTN services to full fibre
• IBM Asia Pacific chief Harriet Green steps back from role
• UK targets full-fibre broadband with BT regulation changes
• Businesses should control their B2B data, says EU commissioner
• US pressures UK ahead of key Huawei decision
• Singapore digital bank race heats up with 21 licence bidders
• Thales to deliver Queensland's digital driver's licence
• Internet nonprofit leaders fight deal to sell control of .org domain
• Facebook to remove deepfake videos in run-up to 2020 US election
• White House proposes regulatory principles to govern AI use
• Vodafone claims all NBN services are uncommercial
• Ransomware shuts down Travelex systems
• Google warns Oracle court win could 'upend' software development
• Xerox secures US$24 billion financing for proposed HP takeover
• NAB's merchant customers suffer eftpos issues
• NBN Co deploys satellite services to bushfire evacuation centres
• Researchers crack cathode challenge for high-capacity Li-S batteries
• Austria suspects foreign state behind cyberattack
• US government limits exports of geospatial software
• Travelex offline after 'software virus' attack
• NBN Co sends Road Muster truck to NSW south coast
• NBN Co technicians outright missed 350 appointments a day in FY19
• Google system could improve breast cancer detection
• Microsoft says North Korea-linked hackers stole sensitive information
• Google to end "Double Irish, Dutch sandwich" tax scheme
• US auto safety agency to investigate fatal Tesla crash