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• NBN Co expects to sustain some of its traffic uplift
• Amazon to build first robotic Australian fulfilment centre in Sydney
• Nokia wins Taiwan Mobile 5G contract
• Telstra sets $65 a month as minimum spend to get 5G access
• NSW govt seeks input on next cyber security strategy
• Optus runs mmWave 5G tests in Sydney
• Monash Uni infosec staff find gaping security hole in Palo Alto Networks gear
• Australian Red Cross unifies digital experience for 270,000 stakeholders
• India bans 59 mostly Chinese apps amid border crisis
• NSW Health deploys Microsoft Teams to all 140,000 staff
• Govt reveals $1.35bn investment in cybersecurity over next decade
• WA Police CISO named first Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre CEO
• Telegram to pay $27m penalty, return investor money
• Tasmania relaxes 'on-island' cloud hosting mandate
• National Library launches revamped Trove portal
• Card skimming raids plague online stores
• Siemens chases Telstra customers over alleged cracked software use
• How APIs helped NSW Health Pathology respond to COVID-19
• Australia Post to expand its network transformation
• NBN Co may have its costs examined in the back half of 2020
• Microsoft to close all its retail stores
• Telstra's customer insights function evolves with Agile
• How Tasmania began crunching COVID-19 hospital data in just days
• US lawmakers unveil bid to boost local chipmaking industry
• Sigma Healthcare digitises pharmacy order system with SAP stack
• TfNSW brings free wi-fi to all Central Coast train stations
• RMIT to set up Industrial Digital Innovation Hub with Siemens
• Singapore telcos pick Nokia, Ericsson over Huawei for main 5G networks
• 'The money's gone': Wirecard collapses owing US$4 billion
• Services Australia loses CISO Narelle Devine
• Defence searches for its next CISO
• US accuses Assange of recruiting LulzSec hackers
• New Google default wipes users' location, web history after 18 months
• Apple acquires startup aimed at managing corporate Macs, iPads
• Telstra taps UTS to upskill workforce with micro-credentials
• What Atlassian's futuristic Sydney tech hub will look like
• Qantas sets 'digitalisation' as foundational piece for recovery
• Woolworths brings Cisco into large-scale network transformation
• Health dept extends Datacom outsourcing deal for $160m
• Zoom taps former Salesforce executive as CISO
• Murdoch Uni launches digital futures academy
• TPG shareholders approve $15bn merger with Vodafone
• Telstra automates the way it documents internal processes
• High-speed fibre internet arrives at 500 SA schools
• NSW govt sets up vulnerability tracking centre in Bathurst
• UQ finds human-AI collaboration best for spotting skin cancer
• Scientists want 'Minority Report' pre-crime face recognition AI stopped
• Data centre chip startup Ampere to release more powerful processor
• Mercedes-Benz cars to be built on Nvidia autonomous driving platform
• US senators moot awards for encryption breaking tech
• China puts final satellite into orbit to try to rival GPS network
• Mastercard to buy fintech Finicity in $1.1bn deal
• Origin Energy is shifting its SAP environment to run on AWS
• US letter to firms gives little clarity on new Huawei curb, lawyers say
• Google extends fact-checking to image search
• Top German court reimposes data curbs on Facebook
• DTA finds its new strategy chief at KPMG
• NCI’s Gadi ranks among top 25 supercomputers
• ATO to match data for early access super scheme, JobKeeper crackdown
• CBA to relocate IT staff, innovation labs to new offices from August
• NSW govt data centre goes down after power outage
• Woolworths to build automated distribution centres in NSW
• Swinburne Uni partners with Software AG on IoT
• Google's US ad revenue to take a hit due to pandemic
• Vocus to be hauled before Federal Court over NBN speed claims
• Nokia to cut a third of jobs at French arm Alcatel-Lucent
• Apple previews privacy enhancements across OS suite
• Victoria gets a new innovation minister
• Apple switches to its own chips for Mac computers
• New taskforce to push cyber security standards
• CSIRO's Larry Marshall reappointed as CEO
• 7-Eleven Australia deploys facial recognition on customer feedback tablets
• ACT govt urged to improve data security after shocker audit
• Govt to set infosec standards industry-by-industry: report
• EU Commission seeks feedback to extending rules ending roaming fees
• WA puts $10m into space control and data facilities
• ANZ avoids onboarding too many apps during pandemic
• Queensland Transport wants to rid itself of Lotus Notes once and for all
• Fujitsu brings hand washing AI to COVID-19 fight
• VW seeks open source approach to refine car OS
• UK telcos told to stockpile Huawei gear
• France's top court rejects core of law targeting online hate speech
• US says no to direct Chinese cable connection to Hong Kong
• Wyndham City debuts first smart parks and precincts
• Europe threatens digital taxes without global deal
• PM warns of rise in cyber attacks ahead of new strategy
• Booktopia nears finish line on DC automation project
• Melbourne Uni scores $4m to launch space capability
• Massive spying on users of Google's Chrome shows new security weakness
• UK ditches homegrown COVID-19 tracing app for Google-Apple model
• Victoria Police admits officers trialled Clearview AI facial recognition tool
• Leidos finds its new Australian chief
• Twitter tests new voice tweeting feature
• NSW govt pours $1.6 billion into digital
• ACCC to probe Google's proposed $3bn Fitbit acquisition
• US Justice Department proposes rolling big tech's protections
• Oracle misses revenue estimates on virus-led order delays
• NSW Police's $100m tech fund a 'missed opportunity'
• French watchdog warns against COVID-19 smart surveillance
• Cyber spies use LinkedIn to hack European defence firms
• Zoom to offer free users end-to-end encryption after all
• Defence turns to Microsoft to host SAP ERP system
• Fujitsu to lead Tasmania's massive justice IT overhaul
• Network zero-days leave millions of IoT devices open to abuse
• Children's Cancer Institute turns to containerisation to power research
• The Star uses SAP and DocuSign to sign nearly 7000 staff up to JobKeeper
• Macquarie offer for Open Fiber stake could speed single Italy network
• US posts rule allowing US companies to work with Huawei
• Chipmaker MaxLinear hit by 'Maze' ransomware attack
• SAP launches product to help firms track supply chain emissions
• ATO looks to IBM cloud to carry protected data
• NSW cops shun portable biometric scanners due to legacy experience
• Amazon to use AI tech in its warehouses to enforce social distancing
• CIA 'woefully lax' in securing sensitive hacking tools
• Apple Pay targeted by EU antitrust regulators
• Suncorp automates processes it had outsourced to India
• Honeywell launches business unit to capture drone market
• Apple-backed study sheds light on physical sales through App Store
• Huawei CFO raises new argument to fight US extradition
• Intel to add anti-malware tech to processors
• Macquarie Telecom to build govt data centre in Canberra
• Drinks maker Lion lost CIO Grainne Kearns in March
• Six former eBay staff charged with cyberstalking
• How federal government services are being reshaped by COVID-19
• How Australian councils found new data and use cases in the COVID era
• How accurate data brought relief to bushfire-hit communities
• COVIDSafe app encounter logging bug uncovered on iOS
• Optus, Cisco launch National Industry Innovation Network
• OptiComm snapped up by Uniti for $532m
• Microsoft promises fix for print-breaking Windows 10 update
• Facebook's Giphy deal draws UK competition watchdog's attention
• Avon to reboot systems hit by cyber incident
• Amazon's business practices examined by two US states
• Microsoft hit by Office 365 login issues in A/NZ
• Suncorp brings ex-CBA tech exec into CIO role
• Services Australia buys 35,000 laptops and monitors in two months
• NBN Co is testing an online appointment rescheduling tool
• Canada spy agency warned of 'shock waves' from arrest of Huawei founder's daughter
• AUSTRAC may broaden Westpac lawsuit
• Lion warns of beer shortages after cyber attack
• DTA swamped with COVIDSafe app feedback in first month
• Google sues Sonos, escalating wireless speaker battle
• US moots legal scrutiny of commercial spyware
• Data61 developing autonomous bot to clear landmines
• Twitter takes down Beijing-backed influence operation
• Big four banks join NSW govt's death notification service pilot
• Yarra City Lab looks to city-wide wi-fi, digital wayfinding
• Pandemic pushes central bank digital currencies into top gear
• Now Microsoft bans police use of facial recognition software
• Amazon to set up 'massive' Queensland fulfilment centre
• NAB loses its chief security officer
• Centrelink hit by online income reporting outage
• VET sector told to partner with employers on tech skills
• AFP conducts raids over alleged Finance Dept IT fraud
• Telstra's former Wholesale boss Stuart Lee passes away
• 'Crosstalk' info leak flaw bridges Intel processor cores
• Amazon to block police use of facial recognition for a year
• CBA, other banks weigh IT countermeasures against digital payment abuse
• US sets aside up to $23bn for broadband upgrades
• US Congress seeks answers on Juniper Networks breach amid encryption fight
• RBA to build 'data bunker' to safeguard payments system from outages
• Fisher & Paykel Appliances struck by Nefilim ransomware
• Lion accidentally directs milk orders to Sydney IT security consultancy
• Flinders Uni taps Workday in HR overhaul
• TSMC says it could fill order gap if unable to sell chips to Huawei
• Thailand proposes to tax foreign internet companies
• IBM cloud impacted by worldwide outage
• DTA moves to review broken government IT funding model
• Uni tech chiefs ask IT suppliers for price relief
• German government backs 'electronics you can trust'
• Honda hit by ransomware attack
• Drinks maker Lion shuts IT systems after 'cyber incident'
• Centrelink IT reformer recognised in Queen's Birthday honours
• ASIO chief hits out at 'obstructive' tech companies
• Nokia sees broadband equipment orders rise
• Researchers build brain-on-a-chip
• AGL to move almost fully into Azure cloud by 2022
• Telstra's Belong moves to fully digital support model
• Sportsbet turns to data insights to meet live betting demands
• Israel's NSO showcases drone tech, pushes to counter rights abuse allegations
• Huawei launches UK advertising blitz ahead of security review
• Google Maps to alert users about COVID-19-related travel restrictions
• Sino-Indian tensions spill over into Google Play App Store
• NPP, BPAY and eftpos merger advances to study phase
• Telstra loses its Asia Pacific CISO
• Ex-Apple engineers to help hardware makers troubleshoot from home
• Europe pins hopes on smarter coronavirus contact tracing apps
• UTS prepares for the 'new normal' of online teaching
• Chinese, Iranian hackers targeted US presidential campaigns, says Google
• Services Australia put face matching to work for bushfire relief payments
• Australia Post elevates Munro Farmer to CIO
• UK spy chief says no threat to Five Eyes alliance over Huawei
• France, Germany back European cloud computing 'moonshot'
• NSW unis taken to task over poor cyber stance
• NBN Co rezones 42,000 premises from wireless to satellite, fixed-line
• Huawei allegedly hid business operation in Iran
• Malaysia revokes 5G spectrum awarded to telcos
• Westpac review asks if bank's IT stack is 'best practice'
• UNSW partners with drone maker DJI
• Home Affairs switches on Australia's new biometrics travel platform
• Critical SAP Sybase ASE bugs allowed full system takeover
• Email from HaveIBeenPwned wipes helpdesk tickets
• CBA uncovers abusive messages in digital transaction descriptions
• Queensland's long-time government CIO quietly departs
• DSpark finds govt interest in Optus' subscriber data
• Global smartphone shipments to fall 12 percent this year
• Apple must face US shareholder lawsuit over CEO's iPhone, China comments
• AEC in hiring spree ahead of core systems rebuild
• Australia's revamped blockchain committee named
• Google faces US$5 billion lawsuit for tracking 'private' internet use
• Hackers and hucksters reinvigorate 'Anonymous' brand
• Amaysim buys OVO Mobile for up to $15.8m
• Cisco postpones virtual conference over US turmoil
• Conservationists use autonomous baiting device on feral cats
• US launches trade probe into digital taxes
• Son-of-myGov platform build price climbs again
• NBN Co must pay TPG, Canberra VDSL2 users for disconnection notice bungle
• Defence paints up 'looked but didn't see' errors for augmented reality combatants
• Facebook's Zuckerberg faces employee backlash
• Queensland to host three cyber innovation hubs
• Big publishers sue Internet Archive to stop digital book lending
• Aussie Broadband signs 2300 users to cheaper gigabit NBN plans
• DTA wraps up digital ID pilot on myGov
• City of Adelaide resets its smart city strategy
• Trump's push to regulate social media faces uphill battle
• Apple patches iOS to address unc0ver jailbreak
• Sydney Water to deploy thousands more IoT sensors
• Financial planning software star Enzumo sold for just $1.5m
• Russia applauds SpaceX launch but calls Trump's reaction 'hysteria'
• Australian Catholic Uni taps OpenLearning in pivot to online learning
• NSW govt pilots NPP for liquor, gambling transactions
• NAB tells staff to up their digital and data game
• Trump backpedals after 'shooting' threat to Minneapolis rioters
• Zoom plans to roll out strong encryption for paying customers
• NASA resumes human spaceflight from US soil with historic SpaceX launch