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• Aussie Broadband increases its backbone capacity
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• Equifax appoints new A/NZ CTO
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• Premier League inks NFT deal with Sorare
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• Germany seizes on Silicon Valley's woes
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• Australian Digital Health Agency lands ACT Health's CIO
• Royal Automobile Association begins CTO hunt
• Hive ransomware group 'hacked' by authorities
• NAB staff learn cloud with financial RPG
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• Google makes changes to Android in India
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• IBM reports highest annual revenue growth in a decade
• Microsoft WAN issues hit M365, GitHub and Azure access
• LogicMonitor appoints new chief product officer
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• VMware logging software gets security patch
• Microsoft's cloud business outlook slightly behind expectations
• Quantum computers won't break RSA encryption any time soon
• US Justice Department sues Google online ad business
• Sweden to upgrade Berzelius supercomputer
• EU wants faster 5G rollout
• Telstra Health hunts for new CTO
• WA Communities appoints new CIO
• Scytl asks NSW to 'study' Swiss e-voting intrusion test
• AWS opens Melbourne region
• WA to create cyber security hazard plan
• Sydney man jailed for SMS phishing scam
• Microsoft pools more money into OpenAI
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• Case study: KFC fixes its performance issues through harnessing its data
• Minicast: Ping Identity differentiates in the market
• International ransomware-fighting group gets to work
• Amazon, Microsoft results to highlight softening cloud business
• Microsoft confirms it will invest more in OpenAI
• NAB nears end of large-scale contact centre re-platforming
• Australia Post experiences online services outage
• Suncorp Group rolling out 13,600 Surface devices
• Clarence City Council looks for new CIO
• Defence seeks quantum comms research
• Western Digital, Kioxia in advanced talks for merger
• Majority of CEOs forecast declining economic growth over 2023: PWC
• Gartner predicts small bump in IT spending for 2023, despite economic headwinds
• Column: What is more important for quality marketing, trust or familiarity?
• QUT alerts staff, students to data breach
• Jim’s Group branches out with services app
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• AWS to invest another US$35 billion in Virginia
• Google parent cuts 12,000 jobs
• GitLab pushes patches for critical bugs
• Digital platforms warned: tackle disinformation or face regulation
• Meta's WhatsApp fined 5.5 million euro by privacy regulator
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• How much advertising revenue Twitter lost during the final months of 2022
• NAB pushes forward with stablecoin ambitions
• Minicast: The purpose of Ping Identity
• Less than half of ASX200 have net zero commitments
• Britain's Royal Mail begins moving some export parcels after cyber incident
• Microsoft to shed 10,000 jobs
• Home Affairs targets cyber security uplift with 'Project Eight'
• Domino's Pizza ends A/NZ CIO search
• Oracle issues more than 300 security fixes
• A catastrophic global cyber attack could happen in the next two years: World Economic Forum
• Column: What the digital agenda will look like for boards in 2023
• Slack plug-and-play tools accelerate automation
• Case study: How Lumin became more scalable
• Blockchain could reduce the risk of data breaches
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• Microsoft to expand ChatGPT access
• Origin Energy modernises HR systems
• EnergyAustralia appoints new chief data officer
• Westpac partners with AI company Rich Data Co
• AWS had a dangerous undocumented API
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• How brands are taking advantage of Twitch’s streaming platform
• Illegal crypto transactions hit high of US$20 billion: Chainalysis
• Exclusive: Dreamoro launches to give startup founders “key ingredients” to success
• BoE sceptical over digital pound
• NBN Co shows upgrade trajectory for 50-to-100Mbps migration
• Auditor wants quicker data exchange with agencies
• Australian Finsure brokers gain access to open banking data
• Enzo Compagnoni appointed regional VP and general manager at Red Hat ANZ
• Cochlear CIO David Hackshall leaves
• COVER STORY: Generative AI is far more powerful in a business context
• Making your organisation more cyber resilient
• Icon group appoints new chief digital officer
• Future NBN 'price shock' weighs on ACCC
• Dutch PM Rutte denies US pressure over chip exports
• Royal Automobile Club of Tasmania hunts for CTO
• Three law firms join forces to pursue Medibank
• Communicating a CEO transition: Lessons from the tumult at Twitter
• Telstra, TPG launch appeal against ACCC decision
• International Sustainability Standards Board redefines ‘sustainability’
• Securing your business from cloud and container threats
• How Akamai can save organisations from cloud bill shock
• SailGP overhauls its financial processes to aid expansion plans
• How digital transformation and edge computing can help your small and medium-sized business
• Defender update deletes Windows Start menu and Taskbar shortcuts
• Juniper caught by third-party bugs dating back to 2016
• Perth opens AWS local zones location
• Vision Australia questions if an iVote equivalent exists
• Transgrid lands Endeavour Group CIO
• Conflict and geo-economic tensions have triggered global risks: Report
• Suspected database bug caused US FAA outage
• The ins and outs of Digital Currency Group
• Bricks + Agent acquires Maintenance Manager
• Global Chain of Trust aims to reduce online child exploitation
• Cognizant appoints Rob Marchiori as Australia country leader
• The major CIO and CTO shifts in 2022
• Royal Mail export services disrupted after 'cyber incident'
• FAA outage could disrupt flights for days
• Old Cisco routers won’t be patched against RCE bug
• Hungry Jack's finds a CIO
• Mastercard launches Web3-based music accelerator program
• Microsoft sends security admins their first gift for 2023
• AEC to replace payroll system for temporary election workforce
• Microsoft in talks to own 49 percent of ChatGPT
• Officeworks moves payments away from the cash register
• UPDATED: The big tech firms that have made job cuts
• IoT Impact Conference
• Airbus extends Speedcast APAC gateway contract
• AGL builds consumer data right platform on Microsoft cloud
• Rackspace customer data taken in 'PLAY' ransomware attack
• Shares jump after Jack Ma cedes control of Ant Group
• Public cloud market to hit $1 trillion by 2026: Forrester
• Fire Rescue Victoria staff data may have been breached in attack
• Seven ways for corporations to be ethical
• IBM Australia lands fresh $725m whole-of-gov deal
• Google set to challenge India Android antitrust ruling
• Amazon layoffs signal more pain for tech sector
• Microsoft aims for AI-powered version of Bing
• Microsoft to invest in autonomous trucking startup Gatik
• Meta told to reassess legal basis for EU personalised ads
• Internet providers warn against EU plans to make Big Tech cover telcos' costs
• Banks should be more cautious on crypto contagion risks
• Python's PyPI registry suffers another supply-chain attack
• Australia to autonomously collect data in Southern Ocean