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• Telcos, ISPs cautious about CDR
• Micron warns of tougher times, plans to cut investments
• NAB criticises CDR for creating innovation obstacles
• Organisations that invest in trust see the best return: McKinsey
• Oman-Australia cable lights up
• Google to wind down Stadia streaming service three years after launch
• EnergyAustralia says data innovation trumping privacy in CDR expansion
• Cisco's September patch day: bugs swarm in IOS XE
• International Telecommunications Union gets new head
• France's Atos rejects bid for Evidian arm
• Case study: Bikes Online upgrades its payments platform
• AGL wants more digital skills in its boardroom
• ASIC sues Nuix alleging 'deceptive conduct'
• Rubrik appoints Antoine Le Tard as APAC VP
• DataStealth appoints Sean Coady as regional sales director APJ
• Challenged by CAPTCHAs? Cloudflare thinks it has a solution
• iseek enters Adelaide market with YourDC acquisition
• Adobe appoints Katrina Troughton as VP and managing director ANZ
• Network vendors inherit VLAN implementation bug
• Norths Collective set to launch app under transformation push
• Vietnam tech firm FPT produces country's first semiconductors
• Taiwan says chip companies in talks about Europe investment
• Bitcoin mining struggles to be sustainable
• Elon Musk pushes back against SEC's tweet pre-approval provision
• Only one in four employees confident about career in current role: Gartner
• BlackBerry takes a knock as cyber security revenue drops
• Monash University stands up 'lakehouse' in Databricks, Azure
• Oracle to pay about US$23 million to resolve second SEC bribery case
• CBA customers target of Optus SMS scam
• Autodesk partners with Epic Games to create immersive experiences
• EU draft rules to make it easier to sue over AI failures
• NBN Co has a new acting CIO and new tech transformation
• ASD adopts OSCAL format for Information Security Manual
• Judo Bank builds an engineering team "from scratch"
• Metaverse could curb Aus bank’s carbon footprint, or not: Mobiquity
• COVER STORY: Marketing in the metaverse
• Hi launches customisable NFT debit card with Mastercard
• Bluethumb Digital launches third NFT collection, Free Frida
• Case study: SailGP puts sustainability in the centre of its sport
• The Star casinos to use more facial recognition
• Lenovo appoints Manu Mehra as Infrastructure Solutions Group managing director
• NSW gov to help reissue driver's licences after Optus breach
• TPG Telecom to shut 3G network in December 2023
• CSC CISO describes the cost of improving digital experiences
• Introduction: a timely wake up call
• Critical Infrastructure
• Banking as a service platform revenues to reach $US38B by 2027
• TikTok closing in on US security deal: NYT
• Google opposes European demand for network cost sharing
• SA gov targets innovation units to join carbon accounting 'lab'
• Western Sydney University appoints new CIDO
• Gov commits 'hundreds' of people to Optus hack response
• Federal government plans privacy rule changes after Optus cyber attack
• Nearly half of investment managers holding companies to ESG goals: RIAA
• Superloop to acquire VostroNet for $35m
• Gov flags new rules after Optus hack
• Data breach puts heat on new Optus infosec team
• CIM raises $10m in Series A funding
• RBA goes public with digital currency plans
• A new role for branch and contact centre staff: trusted advisor to senior leaders
• One in five organisations ready to act on climate and sustainability: BCG
• Case study: How the NSW Telco Authority uses partnerships to power the PSN
• SoftBank looks to form a 'strategic alliance' between Arm and Samsung
• Intel, Italy Intel pick Veneto as preferred region for new chip plant
• OPENAIR just part of a burgeoning world of "things"
• World Economic Forum launches Crypto Sustainability Coalition
• TPG Telecom's wholesale arm renamed Vision Network
• Portugal's airline TAP hacked, passenger data stolen
• Optus CEO says attack may have been launched from Europe
• Meet Japan's cyborg cockroach, coming to disaster area near you
• Optus acknowledges major cyberattack
• Accenture forecasts revenue below estimates on IT spending cut
• Britain to examine competition in cloud services
• Optus attack exposes customer information
• NextDC opens $1b S3 data centre in northern Sydney
• DTA raked for its role in myGov, COVIDSafe procurements
• Appetite for quantum technologies to grow: David Reilly
• SA Consumer and Business Services wants to consolidate registration systems
• CISA issues warning about data centre PDUs
• Flutter bet pays off for Tabcorp
• Services Australia to scale up neurodiversity hiring program
• Westpac works with Optus, 'other telcos' to target call spoofing
• ACCC actively targeting greenwashing
• Cloud adoption will fail because of the skills gap
• Indonesia parliament passes long-awaited data protection bill
• Endeavour Energy uses AWS-hosted digital twin to plan for future floods
• Ex-DTA strategy chief and digital advisor to Stuart Robert joins Avanade
• US adds China Unicom, Pacific Networks to national security threat list
• The great Ethereum merge has happened, what now?
• Cable repair ship assigned to fix TPG Telecom's PPC-1 link
• ACSC asks IT buyers to check authenticity of purchases
• Zendesk shareholders vote in favour of US$10.2 billion go-private deal
• Southern Cross Media engages CISO-as-a-service
• International Racehorse Owners Network launches NFTs
• Yuga Labs appoints Spencer Tucker as chief gaming officer
• Uber says Lapsus$-linked hacker responsible for breach
• Zendesk shareholders vote to go private
• Qld gov lands favourable decision in Optus-NBN fibre dispute
• US states ask appeals court to reinstate Facebook lawsuit
• Lapsus$ affiliates behind Uber hack, company says
• Global digital ticket transactions to reach $1.4 trillion in 2027: Juniper
• COVER STORY: How the metaverse will reshape the office
• Lockheed Martin Australia lands billion-dollar sat positioning deal
• NSW planning portal gets 3D mapping capability
• The Asus ZenWiFi Pro XT12 delivers fast, reliable wireless networking for SMBs
• Taiwan chipmaker Macronix says 'doing very well' after Huawei ban
• Cleanaway draws up plans for digitisation
• The two roles of the chief sustainability officer: Brian Ferreria, Gartner
• Space tech startup Intuitive Machines seeks IPO
• Gartner: companies still ignoring the opportunity of marketing analytics
• ABS hunts for new CIO
• US appeals court rejects big tech's right to regulate online speech
• Victoria seeking outsourced cyber response partners
• EZVIZ video cameras can be accessed remotely
• Telstra is already building for the consumer data right
• Uber investigating 'cyber security incident' after report of breach
• Uber scrambles after network breach. Hacker used compromised Slack account
• Tech sector warns of more toxic discourse on social media after ruling
• UNSW launches AI institute
• South Korea fines Google, Meta billions of won for privacy violations
• Cover-More ends CTO search
• AARNET kicks off Geelong fibre project
• US consumer watchdog aims to regulate BNPL platforms
• Investors recoil as Adobe pays $US20B for Figma
• 'Expansive' myGov audit to begin within weeks
• Transport for NSW signs $175m IT service desk deal
• Optus' head of data platforms to leave
• EU proposes rules targeting cyber security risks of smart devices
• Adobe to buy Figma in US$20 billion bid on future of work
• Seven disruptions keeping your CIO awake at night
• Westpac unveils app upgrades
• US investments in foreign chip firms a potential concern, White House says
• Dell patches critical bugs in vProxy
• Walmart-backed fintech to test banking services soon
• NAB workflow automation and robotics lead switches to CBA
• State of IT 2022
• NBN Co working on access for disadvantaged families
• Case Study: Edith Cowan Uni creates real-time data upload for Fed's TCSI portal
• ANZ Worldline payment solutions host showroom in decentraland
• Entries for 2023 Women in AI Awards open
• Analysis-Google's court setback is good news for landmark EU tech rules
• Microsoft Activision deal to face antitrust probe in UK
• ANZ Banking Group plans for metaverse
• Google loses challenge against EU antitrust decision
• Arm launches new chip design for cloud and data centre
• Culture is critical to successful M&A: Kelly McFadden, Automic Group
• NSW Police to defend Mark43 lawsuit
• Banking as a service to hit mainstream adoption in two years: Gartner
• Pure Storage CEO Charles Giancarlo on the benefits of applying a cloud construct to storage
• Google faces billions in damages in UK, Netherlands
• Remote code execution bug fixes and more in Microsoft's September Patch Tuesday
• ACCC hopes for telco regulatory reform
• ATO flags imminent midrange, hyperconverged outsourcing tenders
• Applied EV closes $21M raise led by Suzuki
• Case Study: Macquarie University implements human capital management system
• The pixel is mightier than the pen
• US signs deal with Google to develop chips for researchers
• Twitter whistleblower reveals employees concerned China agent could collect user data
• Western Sydney Uni hunts for new CIO
• ASIC's task automation project takes shape
• Meet the intraverse, the metaverse's office-based cousin
• Direct-to-Avatar business model gaining traction: Michael McQueen
• Ethereum blockchain to undergo major upgrade to cut energy use
• Six trends driving metaverse technologies: Gartner
• Belonging in focus for successful DE&I: UKG diversity chief
• Oracle meets revenue targets on cloud strength
• SEC charges VMware with misleading investors
• Bank of Queensland's cloud plans take on Azure hue
• Transport for NSW seeks trip planning engine
• Align to the c-suite to accelerate customer service performance
• CBA launches PayTo
• NBN Co's latest price plan picked apart by industry
• ATO charts course to "real-time" with 2030 digital strategy
• Zoom pushes to compete with Teams, Slack
• COVER STORY: Gen Z forces universities to digitally transform
• iseek lands Queensland gov data centre contract
• Economy tops list of directors’ concerns: Gartner
• Case Study: Humanitix leverages Aircall and HubSpot
• Digital Nation Live postponed until May 2023
• Roblox to launch 3D advertising next year
• Disney CEO lays out early plan for digital future
• Serious two-year old bug bites ManageEngine
• Biden to hit China with broader curbs on US chip and tool exports
• TPG says regional competition impossible without Telstra deal
• Great Southern Bank launches PayTo
• DFAT and Indian Government support Australia-India female cybersecurity exchange
• MLC Life Insurance, Lendlease Digital mark hybrid work's progress
• SpaceX appeals US FCC rejection of rural broadband subsidies
• EU to consult on making Big Tech contribute to telco network costs
• Endeavour Group carves new transformational director role
• ADHA starts turning cyber security strategy into reality
• Australian Tower Network buys smart street furniture outfit ENE.HUB
• GHD's CTO switches to CIO
• Aruba Networks patches management software
• AT&T outs new 'Shikitega' Linux malware
• The impact of inflation on buy now pay later platforms
• White House unveils principles for Big Tech reform
• Draft EU rules target smart devices with cyber security risks
• Gov wants to tap tax data for major disaster relief payment schemes
• Leadership and management are not the same: Carly Fiorina
• Vocus ready for Project Highclere cable lay
• Blockchain Australia hires Laura Mecurio as CEO
• Bendigo Bank outage hits e-banking
• PEXA acquires UK's Optima Legal
• Telstra and TPG marshall an army of experts to support MOCN deal
• Globalstar cuts satellite services deal with Apple
• Woodside Energy upgrades digital twin
• Big Red Group appoints Brent Rutherford to CTO
• Twitter to expand its community fact-checking experiment, Birdwatch
• China's Tencent raises stake in 'Assassin's Creed' maker Ubisoft
• Ombudsman sees serious issues spike for surveillance law usage
• RBA envisions "well-regulated stablecoins"
• Big Red Group CTO sets sights on transformation
• Tiktok, Youtube most used amongst teens: Pew Research Centre
• Three new technologies leaders should exploit: Marc Andreessen
• Case Study: Munro Footwear Group changes ‘every system imaginable’ says CTO Keng Ng
• Japan's MegaChips leads $140m funding round for Morse Micro
• Gov to 'consult further' on ways to attract and pay for tech specialists
• Telstra, Optus push back on data localisation
• Banks, Visa at odds over GDPR-like rules for Australia
• Blockchain Australia lands new CEO
• Nutanix appoints Aaron White to VP, general manager, APJ sales
• US Commerce aims to seek silicon funding proposals by February
• Should retailers take the metaverse plunge?
• AWS, Microsoft, Google Cloud, Meta all oppose data localisation for Australia
• Proxy firm ISS recommends Zendesk shareholders back go-private deal
• Defence tackles metrics review for critical technologies list
• SK Hynix to invest US$11 billion in new South Korea chip plant
• Web3 skills shortage creates project backlog until 2024
• FIFA launches FIFA+ Collect NFT drop
• Metaverse digital asset marketplaces growing to $224.9B by 2027
• Case Study: Bendigo and Adelaide bank turn to AWS and Google for front and backend
• Video, music and gaming subscriptions grow: Telsyte
• Trellix appoints Cisco's Luke Power as managing director ANZ
• Zelcore hires Gil Rutowski as CTO
• BoM appoints new CISO
• TEN13 launches angel investor Maverick program
• Ireland fines Instagram a record 405 million euros
• Energy Queensland is building a digital twin
• Slick new phishing-as-a-service kit emerges
• Aussie Broadband pays fine over IPND software error
• AMP digital portal draws in 900 more brokers
• COVER STORY: Regulating the metaverse
• Hybrid work
• Digital Victoria Marketplace set to go live in 2023
• It will take 132 years to reach pay parity: Global Gender Gap report
• Family care pushing parents out of corporate: McKinsey
• US begins antitrust review of Amazon’s takeover of iRobot
• IPART opens outsourcing contract
• State Revenue Office Victoria on the hunt for new CIO
• RBA seeks to firm up technology services and data analysis
• Increase investments in customer insights, cut tech debt, experiment in Web3: Forrester
• Government’s move to regulate crypto positive for investors: UNSW Business School
• Workers pick work-life balance over better pay: Gartner
• Ransomware group BlackCat behind Italy's GSE hacking, researchers say
• NBN Co looks to build a digital twin
• How technologists can move from reactive to innovative: Cisco AppDynamics Agents of Transformation 2022 report
• Samsung says some US customer data exposed in July breach
• Australian immigration processing needs 'big dollars' IT fix
• EU close to mandating on smartphone lifetimes
• Broadcom could defy chip slowdown
• Cisco fixes mystery orchestrator crashes
• ConnectID sets sights on 2023 launch
• KPMG Australia, Stone & Chalk launch start-up program
• Frontier Software breach fallout spreading
• US allows Nvidia exports needed to develop flagship AI chip
• Microsoft's $69 billion Activision deal could harm competition, UK says
• Downer New Zealand leverages 3D modelling, AR and AI
• NAB targets 20 percent cut to cloud costs this year
• Ozius deploys cloud to scale environmental intelligence
• Microsoft turned up a critical bug in TikTok client
• US officials order Nvidia to halt sales of top AI chips to China
• Online industry safety code drafts go public
• Australia's internet exchanges begin backbone ramp-up
• Qualtrics appoints Michael Heitz as ANZ managing director
• Hipages connects tradies and homeowners through a digital platform
• South Australia's aged care AI trial produced 12,000 false alarms
• What the gig economy reforms means for employers and employees
• Seagate slashes forecast as economic slowdown hits orders
• Arm sues Qualcomm and Nuvia for breach of license and trademark
• Defence to set up 'single virtual distributed data centre'
• 'This time it will be different': VMware CEO on Broadcom’s acquisition
• Australian Bureau of Statistics leverages AWS for digital census