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• Youi Insurance automates Covid response
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• EU competition watchdog flags tough new rules for tech giants
• Tech earnings tsunami buoys Alphabet, sinks Apple
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• DTA to gain 40 staff after budget windfall
• Eftpos veteran retires
• Marvell to buy Inphi in US$10 billion deal to bolster data center, 5G business
• ANZ feeds transactional data to NSW govt for Covid insights
• Democrats prefer 'scalpel' over 'jackhammer' to reform US internet law
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• ATO inks $119m SBR platform support deal with IBM
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• Cross-examination of witnesses in Huawei CFO's US extradition case enters third day
• Indian parliamentary panel slams Twitter in China map dispute
• Jetstar's head of digital moves to Origin Energy
• How the RBA's core banking overhaul helped Australia's pandemic response
• Twitter, Google, Facebook CEOs defend key internet law
• NSA ducks questions about backdoors in tech products
• PJCIS slams loophole used by councils, others for telco metadata access
• Tasmania govt risking system failure over poor IT planning, prioritisation
• SpaceX pegs initial Starlink internet price at US$99 per month
• Coles accelerates digital capabilities
• UNSW moves welcome program for international students online
• NBN Co's financial returns take backseat to affordability, usability
• The iTnews Benchmark Awards are back for 2021
• ASD says official history contract with ANU axed over creative differences
• Volkswagen Australia launches AR showroom
• ACMA wants power to force 'rogue' internet providers offline
• AMD to buy chip peer Xilinx for $49 billion
• Former California police captain pleads guilty in eBay cyberstalking case
• Vocus backs LEO satellites to bridge regional broadband divide
• First public test for 2021 digital Census platform
• Outdated libraries leave govt websites vulnerable, researchers say
• NBN Co reveals first locations with an FTTN upgrade path to full fibre
• COVID-19 has increased the price of used IT gear
• Isentia hit by cyber attack
• TPG to launch its own 5G fixed wireless product
• Telstra's enterprise business leader Michael Ebeid to leave
• DuluxGroup drives IT focus into security and mobility
• ANZ Banking Group carves e-signature out of broader project
• Pawsey kicks off new HPC program to scale up research sector
• SAP goes all-in on cloud
• Microsoft quietly prepares to avoid spotlight under Biden
• Home Affairs moves fast on platform build for passenger declarations, visas
• ASIC spins up protected AWS data lake
• La Trobe University CIO moves to aged care sector
• Westpac flags further software writedowns
• US sanctions Russian institute linked to dangerous malware
• Psychiatric health data thief extorting individual patients
• NAB trains its execs to talk tech
• Beyond Bank modernises its contact centre environment
• Bureau of Meteorology shuts oldest data centre after 46 years
• Samsung's Lee: tainted titan who built a global tech giant
• Lee Kun-hee, who made South Korea's Samsung a global powerhouse, dies at 78
• What is Chaos Engineering? The art of breaking things purposefully
• NBN Co proposes app bandwidth limits when its wireless network is busy
• US regulator closely watching Tesla's release of new 'self-driving' software
• AMP Capital to fit global property portfolio with AI climate control
• TPG, Aussie Broadband seek longer-term price change from NBN Co
• NBN Co sets a low bar to qualify for a full-fibre upgrade
• Toll Group still mopping up after ransomware attacks
• WhatsApp to offer in-app purchases, cloud hosting services
• South Korean antitrust chief says Google has undermined competition
• Govt develops principles to secure critical technology supply chains
• Westpac taps IBM for complaints transformation
• Sydney Uni's new AI-enabled sensor to aid in search for new planets
• McAfee raises US$620m in IPO
• Macquarie Bank lets customers personalise authentication settings
• Broadband tax model review questions cost clawback
• JB Hi-Fi trials on-demand delivery
• eSafety Commissioner talks internet anonymity with DTA, social platforms
• PayPal to open up network to cryptocurrencies
• NBN Co to restart extra bandwidth charges in December
• Govt to review Australia's payments system regulation
• Swinburne Uni launches AWS-backed cloud degree
• NSW to set up govt-wide cyber security services panel
• Microsoft's anti-Trickbot ransomware disruption holding up
• ANZ to move all traffic to re-platformed internet banking by March 2021
• Japan will take steps to guard against Olympics cyber attacks
• Nokia seeks to block Lenovo sales in Germany
• Sweden bans Huawei, ZTE from upcoming 5G networks
• Google patches exploited Chrome zero-day
• Mastercard to deliver NSW digital Opal card trial
• Cue to 'retarget' store shoppers
• Analysis: Lawsuit unlikely to knock Google from pole position
• Google calls Justice Department lawsuit 'deeply flawed'
• US says Google breakup may be needed to end antitrust violations
• Why finance service providers' digital projects fail
• AusPost warns of November e-commerce peaks
• HPE to build Pawsey's $48m new supercomputer
• Japan to join forces with US, Europe in regulating big tech firms
• Adelaide's 10 Gigabit access network completed
• Telstra to upgrade NSW education fibre network for $328m
• Westpac signs Afterpay as first digital bank-as-a-service customer
• Optus to train 2000 staff in AWS skills
• NBN Co expands ITOM transformation with event management
• AMP is building out a new 'data brain'
• EU needs long-term plan to tackle 5G misinformation
• Nokia to build mobile network on the moon
• Britain says Russia on cyber offensive to sabotage Tokyo Olympics
• Latitude Financial reverts to 'more ambitious' tech roadmap
• Govt once again tries to ditch the incoming passenger card
• Four reasons to upgrade your business to fibre internet
• Iran says one of two cyber attack targets was country's ports
• Google sweetens Fitbit concessions
• UNSW launches cyber micro-credentials with Telstra
• TPG to launch 'felix' mobile sub-brand
• Australia Post taps ServiceNow's emergency response apps
• NSW changes direction with digital driver's licence 'copy solution'
• US government agencies to use AI to cull outdated regulations
• Toshiba targets $4.2bn revenue in quantum cryptography by 2030
• NASA taps QUT to build software for Mars rover
• Services Australia trials OCR on Centrelink claims
• US judge 'not inclined' to reverse WeChat app store ban decision
• Charles Sturt Uni prepares for final stage of CRM upgrade
• Aussie Broadband lists on the ASX one week early
• Home Affairs 'doubles down' on core IT renovation
• Telstra to adopt new Workday tools
• Standard Chartered backs password-less tech startup
• Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency taps ex-HSBC exec as CFO of payments unit
• QUT develops drone collision avoidance system
• ANZ works with Infosys to re-platform its internet banking
• Zoom to preview free end-to-end encryption for meetings
• EU antitrust regulators may narrow Amazon investigation
• Court agrees to expedite US govt TikTok app store ban appeal
• Comms Minister tackles ACCC's NBN interventions with a 'statement of expectations'
• Neobank Up's vision for next generation of banking apps
• Defence appoints new CISO from within
• BHP uses SAP Ariba to drive deeper into its $20bn spend
• Huawei in talks to sell parts of its Honor smartphone business
• Twitter's security fell short before hack targeting celebrities
• UTS trains AI to predict Sydney Trains' pandemic performance
• Norway blames Russia for cyber attack against its parliament
• DTA's govt IT project watchlist now worth $7.4bn
• The push to move Teams users to cloud telephony
• McAfee looks to raise up to $1.1 billion in US IPO
• Australia among eight signatories to US-led Artemis moon agreements
• CSIRO's 'cloud right program' curbs instance, cost sprawl
• Victoria's $63m regional digital train radio upgrade veers off the rails
• G7 officials vow to fight ransomware attacks
• Apple unveils iPhone 12 with 5G
• Telstra pushes resiliency of its own hybrid cloud environment
• New space communications station to be built in WA
• Sydney Airport names new technology chief
• AEC preps election IT systems overhaul for market
• NBN Co teams up with CSIRO to probe nation's digital needs
• Telstra predicts inbound call volumes will fall to around 11 million
• New Apple 'iPhone 12' to offer 5G speeds many networks can't deliver
• Court orders seizure of 'Trickbot' ransomware botnet controls
• Telstra hands digital credentials to 4.5m consumer customers
• IAG lands ex-Qantas Loyalty CIO
• ATO wants an enterprise-wide BI platform to democratise its data
• SAP users face cost squeeze, pressure to digitalise
• Law firm Seyfarth Shaw discloses 'aggressive malware' infection
• Spotless hit by ransomware attack
• Woolworths brings iBuy guided buying to 1100 supermarkets
• Cbus Super upgrades network with SD-WAN
• US sanctions turn up heat but Huawei serving Euro 5G clients
• India and Japan join Five-Eyes push to break end-to-end encryption
• Twilio to buy Segment for $4.4 billion
• Microsoft to let most employees work remotely for up to half their weekly working hours
• Bunnings boss touts digital progress
• NSW govt requests to privacy watchdog climb 171 percent
• Software AG discloses ransomware attack
• Coles shuts supermarkets due to payment system outage
• US govt appeals judge's ruling that blocked ban on TikTok downloads
• Deakin Uni moves Cloud Campus system off-prem
• NSW Health goes to market for statewide single digital health record
• Woolworths opens first micro fulfilment centre
• DTA staffing to fall to four-year low
• NSW govt blasted for failing councils on cyber security
• IBM to spin off infrastructure business in cloud shift
• US Congressional report suggests big trouble for Big Tech if Biden wins
• Xinja shuts off public access to its roadmap
• AGL appoints new CTO
• Global digital tax push revived
• NBN Co to deploy more fixed wireless cells to improve uplink speeds
• University of Sydney migrates student management to cloud
• Shrug bug make messages swell for iPhone Signal users
• Microsoft hit by worldwide Azure network issue
• NSW govt IT spending to reach $4bn this year
• PwC Australia creates central cyber security, digital trust team
• WA Health looks for CIO to continue IT reform agenda
• US Supreme Court to mull Google bid to end Oracle copyright suit
• 'Mercenary' hacker group runs rampant in Middle East
• CBA eyes mobility-as-a-service opportunity
• UK watchdog bans Bitcoin-based products for retail investors
• Top court rules EU states must curb mass spying on data
• Telstra Velocity fibre rebuild or exit 'not practicable' before August 2021
• Musk's SpaceX wins Pentagon award for missile tracking satellites
• Victoria trials real-time occupancy data on public transport
• Budget 2020
• Garvan Institute launches mobile app for coronavirus genetic analysis
• Apple 5G iPhones tipped to launch at 'speed' event next week
• All the tech in the 2020 federal budget
• Home Affairs gets cash to secure govt data
• Govt bankrolls election systems rebuild
• Centrelink IT overhaul scores $540m for final tranche
• Optus bags remaining ATO telco deals for $219m
• TPG calls for NBN protectionism to end
• Qld Police promised thousands of new iPads, body-cams
• SMIC has had 'preliminary exchanges' with US over export restrictions
• China says US TikTok, WeChat bans break WTO rules
• File format fail behind England's COVID case underreporting
• Google drops Australia from News Showcase launch amid regulator rancour
• Intel wins second phase of contract to help Pentagon develop chips
• Testing mistake triggered Telstra route 'hijacks'
• Why SD-WAN is no longer only a nice-to-have
• TechOne ordered to pay $5.2m in unfair dismissal case
• NSW govt goes 'public cloud by default'
• Pact Group finds its next CIO
• Ex-Jetstar CIO lands at Compass Group
• Tokyo Stock Exchange resumes trading after worst-ever outage
• NAB invests in CIRI data science capability
• Westpac's consumer bank CIO to exit in 2021
• Govt fails to deliver identity review after two years
• Google to pay publishers US$1bn over three years for their news
• US companies may be punished for paying ransoms to sanctioned hackers
• MyRepublic's A/NZ CEO Nicholas Demos steps down
• Qld agencies told to review IT projects after delays, budget blowouts
• DevOps solutions provider CloudBees discloses data breach
• Optus to build autonomous fire defence system with ANU
• NSW govt makes its first regulation machine-readable
• WhatsApp Business bot boosts revenue for small Coca-Cola retailers
• China preparing an antitrust investigation into Google
• Huawei CFO lawyers say Trump's comments have tainted US extradition case
• Qantas finds a new Group CTO
• US expected to sue Google next week
• Apple grants CEO Tim Cook first major stock package since 2011