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• Western Earthmoving brings IoT to $30m fleet
• Amazon bars one million products for false coronavirus claims
• Inchcape taps Veeam to end crippling outages
• Govt urged to scrap billion-dollar visa platform outsourcing
• Apple investor vote sounds 'warning' over China app takedowns
• Telcos to cop $250k fines for slack mobile number theft controls
• Forgetting your ticket becomes the new normal for public transport payments in NSW
• Microsoft wants to invest in Indonesia data centres, says Indonesian president
• Nokia shares rise on report of possible mergers, assets sales
• US SEC out for justice over Steven Seagal's cryptocurrency marketing
• With West divided, Huawei plans first European 5G factory in France
• Bank of Queensland bets on $440m core overhaul
• Qantas CIO takes flight to Boeing
• Sliced Tech to host Defence's new TechOne core student system
• Microsoft cuts Windows unit revenue outlook on coronavirus impact
• Apple shareholders defeat proposal over Chinese app removal policies
• Facebook to ban misleading ads about coronavirus
• Australian wool sales stopped by ransomware attack
• Got empathy? ANZ's cloud lead draws on early frontline days as a teller
• Worried Chinese turn to online doctor consultations amid coronavirus outbreak
• Italy seeks to end ultra-fast broadband stalemate
• MLC Life suddenly loses tech chief Sarv Girn
• NBN Co upgrades network gear software after Sky Muster faults skyrocket
• Assange complains he cannot follow US extradition hearing
• US Supreme Court allows retirement plan lawsuit against Intel
• China rolls out fresh data collection campaign to combat coronavirus
• Ransomware crims target easily exploitable Zyxel vulnerability
• Google to invest over US$10bn in 2020 on US data centers, offices
• Funeral giant InvoCare almost at peace with delayed Oracle ERP
• CBA loses its digital chief
• Coronavirus clouds Apple's timeline for new iPhones
• Huawei launches Mate XS foldable smartphone with better screen
• Telstra stops offering 100Mbps services for NBN FTTN/B/C users
• Corruption watchdog calls for mandatory data breach laws in Qld
• Victorian Electoral Commission overhauls cyber for future capability
• John Deere taps tractor-hailing tech in bid to break ground in Africa
• eftpos reveals new push into digital identity
• Toll reintegrates with customers' IT systems after ransomware attack
• Personal data concerns stymie digital health initiatives
• PhotoLegal encrypts sensitive data for South Australian legal aid clients
• Netflix to release 'Top 10' feature in push toward transparency, ease of search
• Mexico's economy ministry hit by cyber attack
• US still eyeing ways to curb sales to Huawei after Trump's chipmaker comments - sources
• Apple, Johnson & Johnson to study if Apple Watch app leads to lower stroke risk
• So here's the full list of 46 companies in the S&P ASX All Tech index
• Australia's banks targeted by 'DoS for ransom' threat
• Victoria Health builds incident reporting system for hospitals
• Telstra warns future mobile blackspots too costly to fix
• Government warned screen scrapers being used to push predatory loans
• Mastercard to add 1500 technology jobs in Ireland
• Microsoft boss Nadella trumpets cloud tie-up with Reliance
• Bond Uni taps MacTel as new telephony provider
• SA Water boosts resiliency of clean water, sewerage services
• Price caps proffered to sweeten controversial .org registry buy
• University of Adelaide chatbot checks international student eligibility
• Julian Assange put lives at risk, lawyer for United States says
• Defence reviews its decade-old IT operating model
• Britain's top cop calls for law on police use of AI
• Mapping coronavirus: South Koreans turn to online tracking as cases surge
• Intel unveils new data center processor, 5G chip
• Kiwis opting for gigabit broadband over 100 Mbps service
• ASIO boss Burgess says crypto busting laws used within 10 days of passage
• DTA delays cloud marketplace launch
• Spotlight on State Government
• NSW govt fee cap on IT consultants to bite from March
• NBN Co pleads for cash to help fixed wireless, satellite refugees
• MGM Resorts sued over data breach that possibly involved 10.6 million guests
• Global telcos join Alphabet, SoftBank's flying cellphone antenna lobbying effort
• Ruralco digitises livestock sales with Sale'O
• Tesla resumes tree cutting in Germany to build Gigafactory
• Bloomberg campaign builds out digital arm Hawkfish ahead of 2020 election
• China's ambitious 5G push heading into slow lane due to coronavirus disruptions
• NSW spatial digital twin goes live
• HP adopts poison pill after Xerox's buyout attempts
• Encryption on Facebook, Google, others threatened by planned new bill
• Elon Musk's SpaceX to raise US$250m, valuing it at US$36bn - CNBC
• Twitter suspends group of pro-Bloomberg accounts over 'platform manipulation'
• GrainCorp builds payments engine into grain marketplace
• NAB finds spectrum of security skills with DXC's Dandelion program
• Sideloaded Google apps won't run on newer Huawei gear
• Telstra delays legacy copper disconnections for more fire-affected areas
• Qld police get new powers to access cloud-based evidence
• Western Sydney Uni makes Assistive Technology available to all
• Google sued for collecting personal data of school children
• Bell rings on S&P/ASX All Technology Index
• Google plans to move UK users' accounts outside EU jurisdiction
• Twitter tests labels, community moderation for lies by public figures
• Bunnings boss slams suggestions tech could kill lowest price guarantee
• Microsoft to invest US$1.1 billion in Mexico over next five years: Nadella
• Foxconn says cautiously resuming China output, warns coronavirus will hit revenue
• Georgia, backed by US and Britain, blames Russia for 'paralysing' cyberattack
• US agency that handles Trump's secure communication suffered data breach
• EU privacy body warns of privacy risks in Google, Fitbit deal
• Penrith City Council taps Dynamics 365 as first CRM
• ASX Aussie tech index launches today
• Google users in UK to lose EU data protection
• Stocks slide on Apple's virus warning, euro near three-year low
• US urges EU to use 5G by Ericsson, Nokia, Samsung, seen on par with Huawei
• Win free coffee for a year in the iTnews reader survey
• Bunnings sibling Blackwoods continues to bleed from troubled Microsoft ERP rollout
• AFG steps closer to automated home loan assessments
• NBN Co sees 250Mbps take-up rise after price cut
• Govt-wide SAP, Oracle support deal signed with Rimini Street
• NBN Co won't reveal individual profit and loss for wireless, satellite
• NSW govt shells out $39m from agile digital fund in six months
• Aussie Broadband lets customers 'kick' own connection
• Nine Entertainment's self-serve ad platform soars with MuleSoft
• Their market shut, traders in China's Silicon Valley do business from bags
• Malaysian firm offers AI-based profiling of Chinese visitors for virus
• Key Pentagon official to resign at Trump's request amid Huawei trade spat
• Trump offered to pardon Assange if he cooperated over email leak, UK court hears
• US judge rejects Huawei challenge to federal law restricting its business
• EU to unveil plans to boost European firms, rein in US tech giants
• Samsung poised to benefit from China virus woes afflicting Apple, other rivals
• Deakin Uni deploys MFA, 'phish alert' button
• Bunnings goes to Bangalore for new dev centre
• Accenture buys Australian consultancy Icon Integration
• Salesforce makes its Sydney conference an online only affair amidst coronavirus fears
• Tabcorp scores second lucky draw as digital lotteries surge again
• NAB stops work on facial recognition ATMs
• Woodside Energy reveals cloud role in better gas estimates
• VR games and digital devices speed up rehab efforts
• Transport for NSW pins digital ambitions on Opal Connect
• Amazon's Bezos pledges US$10bn to climate change fight
• If Apple is hurting due to the coronavirus, its suppliers and rivals likely are too
• Samsung wins 5-nanometer modem chip contract from Qualcomm - sources
• US mulls cutting Huawei off from global chip suppliers, with TSMC in crosshairs
• Israeli court orders Facebook to unblock account of NSO Group employee
• Apple may miss mass production schedule for new, cheaper iPhone - Nikkei
• Malaysia to choose 5G partners based on own security standards
• Samsung hit with quantum dot patent infringement suit
• SuperComputingAsia 2020 latest virus-cancelled conference
• Federal Court's tech 'translator' uses AI to ease divorces
• Facebook sees risks to innovation, freedom of expression ahead of EU rules
• Fast-food companies in China step up ‘contactless’ pickup, delivery as coronavirus rages
• Coles cautions coronavirus could hit its massive supply chain overhaul
• NSW prison officers to get body-worn cameras
• Apple says will not meet revenue guidance for March quarter due to coronavirus impact
• 'Taking one for the team' to debut first driverless car in aged care sector
• AFP searches for digital health record system
• Xerox invites HP shareholders to dinner
• UK to invest £1.2 billion in weather and climate supercomputer
• China seeks help of national tech giants to track coronavirus with QR codes
• Visa breaks ranks over payments security
• Holden’s Mobility-as-a-Service disrupter 'Maven' parked under brand closure
• Xerox courts HP Inc shareholders as US$35bn takeover battle heats up
• Former NSW contractor charged with unauthorised data access
• Treat us like something between a telco and a newspaper, says Facebook's Zuckerberg
• Europe can win global battle for industrial data, says EU industry chief
• Woolworths uses AI to recognise fruit and veg purchases
• CUA grows digital sales 100 percent with revamped health insurance site
• Broadband tax bill gets senate committee green light
• Monash Uni targets higher-speed student admissions processing
• NAB sets up a global privacy office
• Facebook cancels San Francisco summit on coronavirus fears
• IBM withdraws from RSA conference over coronavirus fears
• Rebuffed by UK, US pitches 'big tent' for Huawei rivals in Europe
• Twitter says Olympics, IOC accounts hacked
• ANZ and CBA push for consolidation of EFTPOS, BPAY and NPP
• Canada's Telus to launch 5G network with Huawei gear - Financial Post
• US accuses Huawei of stealing trade secrets, assisting Iran
• Tech firms must do more on child abuse, European police chiefs say
• Valentine credit data crackdown delivers kiss of death for online fraud
• Google ordered to reveal identity of anonymous reviewer
• How Wollongong Uni beefed its tech to handle new 1t, 10GB/s microscopes
• Judge grants Amazon bid to pause Pentagon's JEDI cloud contract
• Machine vision checks tigers' health at Adelaide Zoo
• My Health Record de-identified data sharing plans pushed back
• Alibaba warns of drop in e-commerce revenues due to coronavirus
• Missed call? Counting the cost of no-show Mobile World Congress
• JPMorgan bans fintechs from screen scraping, issues July deadline
• US adds new charges to its case against Huawei
• Fletcher further distances govt from ACCC view on TPG-Vodafone merger
• Vodafone to bring 5G to 650 sites Australia-wide
• Google says EU antitrust regulators holding back innovation
• SoftBank's US$150 billion Alibaba warchest in spotlight
• Mobile World Congress in Barcelona called off over coronavirus fears
• Pentagon expected to back additional Huawei restrictions - source
• Britain to make social media platforms responsible for harmful content
• REA Group mutates site scraping, credential-stuffing defences
• Vodafone and TPG $15bn merger gets court approval
• Roy Hill to retrofit 77 haul trucks for autonomous operation
• eHealth NSW starts brokering AWS, Azure in public cloud push
• Trump signs order to test US infrastructure's vulnerability to GPS outage
• WhatsApp users cross 2 billion, second only to Facebook
• Facebook says it dismantles Russian intelligence operation targeting Ukraine
• Organisers poised to call off Mobile World Congress - sources
• Cisco, Flinders Uni open new $1.5m digital health lab
• CBA tech jobs to soar on massive public cloud overhaul: Comyn
• Microsoft tries again to plug exploited IE zero-day
• Qld Health's new SAP ERP system draws scrutiny
• Open source energy modelling tool shows how to decarbonise Australia
• Paid social media influencers dip toes in US 2020 election
• White House calls for biggest NASA budget in decades to reach the moon, Mars
• Japan says defence data possibly breached
• NZ Police trials AI DigiCop
• CBA vows 95 percent public cloud as it culls 25 percent of apps
• Tesla driver in fatal crash had reported problems before with 'Autopilot' feature
• CBA annual tech spend primed to hit $2bn
• Suncorp confirms transactions still stuck on Hogan
• RMIT's Blockchain Innovation Hub gets a $6m boost
• Facebook's 'double-edged sword' in Thai carnage
• Zuckerberg to meet EU Commissioners ahead of antitrust proposals
• Deutsche Bank taps US tech companies for makeover
• Merkel's conservatives stop short of Huawei 5G ban in Germany
• CBA fires back over accusations against Klarna, X15
• NSW Police reveals hybrid cloud push for core systems
• Suncorp's stalled Oracle core banking replacement disappears from view
• Macquarie's bank business to go 100 percent cloud for IT infrastructure
• Britain 'reasonably confident' of US trade deal despite Huawei concerns
• Alibaba offers $4.3 billion in loans to firms hit by coronavirus outbreak
• Apple's main iPhone maker Foxconn to resume some Chinese production - source
• Lithuania reveals how Chinese spies recruit via LinkedIn
• Google's holiday rental service under fire as 40 rivals urge EU antitrust action
• Scouting out Deakin Uni's 17,000 rooms with IoT
• NBN Co's HFC, FTTC costs now higher than expected
• Arm Ltd to launch new AI chip for small devices
• Xerox sweetens offer for HP
• JB Hi-Fi changes tune: results mention ‘Commercial’ business, not Solutions
• Amazon wants Trump to testify on ‘order to screw Amazon’ in Pentagon deal
• US charges four Chinese military hackers in 2017 Equifax breach
• How Tabcorp pulled a winning ticket on its distributed stack
• Thriving as a connected enterprise
• New delays strike Defence's billion-dollar network rollout
• Fearing Huawei curbs, Deutsche Telekom tells Nokia to shape up
• White House adviser says UK's 5G actions won't hinder trade deal
• AI-powered Digital Owl boosts NSW's conservation efforts
• Apple to delay reopening of retail stores in China
• US, Europe could team up on 5G, but not if trade war under way - German lawmaker
• CBA prepares to redraw tech battle lines for banks
• Service NSW outage takes out roads services
• NBN Co begins renegotiating its role in enterprise market
• Twitter says Facebook, Messenger accounts hacked
• China's Shenzhen denies blocking Apple supplier Foxconn from resuming production
• Feros Care plugs into Google Assistant to boost seniors' independence
• Lion teaches Oracle how to give a XXXX
• Ericsson pulls out of major Barcelona conference over coronavirus
• White House dismisses idea of US buying Nokia, Ericsson to challenge Huawei
• New National Blockchain Roadmap picks three winners
• Data retention 'ambiguity' sees cops given web browsing histories
• Rio Tinto using VR mine walkthrough in recruitment
• Canadian agency asks federal court to declare Facebook broke privacy law
• US trade panel opens patent probe into Google speakers
• Uber sees profit by end of 2020, but still expects billion-dollar full-year loss
• US securities regulator unveils legal framework for digital coin offerings
• Finance picks SAP S/4 HANA for govt-wide ERP platform
• Feds reveal national blockchain roadmap
• Doctors on Demand partners with pharmacies for regional telehealth clinics
• Google Maps seeks business, transit reviews in new look as it turns 15
• Huawei sues Verizon over alleged patent infringement
• Twitter notches first US$1 billion quarterly revenue, beating estimates
• ACSC gets to grips with Mailto threat after Toll Group infection
• Qld revenue office slammed for failings in junked debt recovery system overhaul
• Telstra says bushfire costs "in order of $50m"
• Tesla tumbles 17 percent as electrifying rally loses power
• EU investigates Qualcomm over radio-frequency chips
• Monash Uni builds new social platform to help students find aMigos
• Apple waives developer program fees for some Australian coders
• Mirvac discovers agile offices can shrink tech workspaces by two thirds
• Cisco patches 'CDPwn' bug affecting tens of millions of devices
• Man charged over $11m cyber hit on super funds
• People's Choice Credit Union hits stride on digital transformation
• Aussie tax agent portal sets a new 'gold standard'
• University of Maastricht says it paid hackers €200,000-euro ransom
• Mobile World Congress to go ahead, but LG pulls out over virus
• Vodafone to remove Huawei from core of European network
• RBA looks to rid Visa, Mastercard of forced routing for tap payments
• Toll Group hit by "new variant" of Mailto ransomware
• Simon Hackett backs free 3D mapping project to help bushfire recovery
• Telstra reveals broadband tax rules may be defined after bill is passed
• Visa planning biggest changes fees in a decade - Bloomberg
• NAB sets end goal of being "100 percent in the cloud"
• IAG reshuffles tech deck ahead of surge of bushfire claims
• Twitter to label deepfakes and other deceptive media
• NYSE owner Intercontinental Exchange tyre-kicking eBay - sources
• Trump administration to meet on Huawei export curbs after Pentagon pushback - sources
• Bouygues Construction IT taken out by ransomware
• UniSA's AI coach independently improves health outcomes
• DTA strategy chief departs for Boston Consulting Group
• Coronavirus sends Asia's social media censors into overdrive
• Japanese robot could call last orders on human bartenders
• iOS app developers questioned in US antitrust probe of Apple - sources
• Google stays quiet on hardware as it divulges revenue for other two big bets
• NAB to use customised voice in its call centres
• Toll Group confirms "targeted" ransomware attack
• Twitter API abused to match of usernames to phone numbers
• NBN Co has over 6000 'metro' premises in Sky Muster footprint
• How many people really are watching 'The Mandalorian'? Data firms offer numbers that Disney and Netflix won’t
• CBA's Comyn wants screen scrapers scrubbed from Consumer Data Right
• Huawei, ZTE urge US not to impose national security risk labels
• Toyota uses big data to guard against accelerator-brake mix-up
• VMware hikes prices in major licensing changes
• Alphabet shares fall as Google misses on sales, debuts YouTube revenue
• NSW to consolidate 500 government websites
• Port Stephens Council moves from Excel to automation
• Building an adaptive organisation
• Toll Group tight-lipped on alleged ransomware attack
• Services Australia IT contractor costs double in two years
• Chinese citizens turn to tracker apps to avoid infected neighbourhoods
• Outbreak to hit iPhone output if China extends Foxconn factory halt - source
• Oracle adds cloud data centres in five countries, sets new 2020 target
• Victoria to run AI on triple zero calls to detect heart attacks
• NBN Co to create a satellite-based 'disaster service'
• Energy Detective finds thousands in savings for Queensland councils
• Wars and viruses: Are robots less prone to panic?
• Bionic jellyfish? Yes, and they are here to help
• Amazon roars back into US$1 trillion club, powered by one-day delivery boost
• Facebook removes posts as coronavirus misinformation spreads on social media
• CBA new tech skunkworks 'X15' vows to build, not buy
• IT outsourcer TCS becomes Aussie tech's top political donor
• Toll Group shuts IT systems after 'cyber security incident'
• Moscow court case challenges city's facial recognition use after launch
• Swiping their way higher: Visa, Mastercard could be the next $1 trillion companies
• Why Victoria built a Mini Melbourne in Minecraft
• Travelex recovers UK website after ransomware hit
• Apple to close all China mainland stores due to virus outbreak
• Digital reformer Paul Shetler dies, aged 59