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• Qlik locks in Mark Fazackerley as ANZ country manager
• BHP taps Microsoft, AI, to improve recovery at top copper mine
• Chinese organisations launched 79 LLMs since 2020
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• Defence scrutinised on PwC involvement in tech contracts
• Australian sport tech sector worth $4.25 billion: ASTN
• G7 officials to hold first meeting on AI regulation this week
• Qantas backs AI in transformation push
• NSW SES to replace its dispatch system
• CBA offers NameCheck service to government, payments processors
• Column: Focus where it matters to build a better marketing function
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• ANZ taps generative AI for code testing
• Consumer data right expansion paused
• Service Victoria's transaction volume 40 percent below target
• Tasmania Police continues 'Atlas' integration
• ChatGPT-maker OpenAI now has no plans to leave Europe
• Google cloud database service patched against critical vulnerability
• Australia, NZ sign Inmarsat for enhanced satnav accuracy
• Partnering for seamless data centre connectivity
• CEOs say AI will significantly impact business over the next three years: Gartner
• Column: How board members will tackle digital transformation next financial year
• Save the Children Australia appoints new CIO
• Neuralink wins approval for human study of brain implants
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• Latitude Financial counts the cost of cyber attack
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• Breakdown: Why are Nvidia's shares soaring and what does it have to do with AI?
• Microsoft chief says deepfakes are biggest AI concern
• Viasat wins unconditional EU antitrust approval to acquire Inmarsat
• SA Water fills CISO role
• Gov-issued takedowns spiked after new eSafety laws came into force
• 2023 Women in AI awards finalists revealed
• Gov launches inquiry into generative AI use in education system
• Be a CSCO: Health system supply chain leader’s title matters more than ever
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• Woolworths revives Milkrun
• Volt Typhoon attacks attributed to China
• Nvidia sales forecast jumps on AI boom
• OpenAI may leave the EU if regulations bite
• Mobile signal audit using AusPost vehicles to collect data from year end
• Parliamentary Services progresses a cloud migration
• Microsoft says China-backed hacker targeted critical infrastructure in Guam, US
• NSW gov quietly consulting on bug bounty program
• NBN Co is making satellite-to-fibre upgrades
• CBA brings CommSec into its banking app
• Nearly half of employees are experiencing recruiting difficulties: report
• Boomi hires Josh Rutberg as chief customer officer
• How Ray White Corporate embraced digital transformation
• US has 'real concern' about Tesla Autopilot driver interaction
• EU, US to seek stopgap standards for AI
• Technology problems mar Sydney Trains' incident response
• Coles Group not "ideologically-driven" on cloud
• Airtasker turns to Qualtrics in brand transformation
• Netflix expands password sharing crackdown to Australia
• ASX ends its CIO search
• Home Affairs to migrate AUSTRAC, ACIC out of cyber hub
• Australian banks, telcos may come under secure software rules
• Intel gives details on future AI chips
• Cyber security firms' earnings set to benefit from growing threat of hacks
• US orders gov agencies to patch exploited Apple bugs
• Endua secures $11.8m in funding to scale hydrogen tech
• CBA unveils sustainability action tool for SMEs
• OpenAI is exploring collective decisions on AI
• Meta hit with record $1.95 billion fine
• Aussie Broadband appoints first-ever CIO
• DeepAI founder on the risks of artificial intelligence
• Australian critical infrastructure operators urged to move off Chinese tech
• Home Affairs blocks public servants from using ChatGPT
• EU antitrust regulators quiz cloud rivals on Microsoft's request for customer data
• Potentia walks away from offer for Australia's Tyro Payments
• CDC buys land for another Sydney data centre
• npm packages found hosting TurkoRat malware
• How eBay uses interaction analytics to improve CX
• PyPI restored after weekend attack
• The importance of listening to customer feedback
• G7 calls for creating global AI standards
• Coles Group brings real-time intelligence to its operations
• ASX says software overhaul won't involve blockchain
• G7 calls for developing global technical standards for AI
• 'Legacy IT' factors into MLC Life Insurance's $10 million fine
• How governments and businesses can build trust in and realise the potential of AI
• Samsara Eco partners with Lululemon to create recycled textiles
• ATO extends IT megadeals with DXC and Leidos by $440m
• Meta announces AI training and inference chip project
• Southern Cross Austereo deepens listener insights
• BT to cut up to 55,000 jobs by 2030
• Apple patches three exploited Safari vulnerabilities
• Popularity of ChatGPT has influenced executives’ investment in AI
• ANZ details Google Cloud-based risk reporting system
• University of Sydney to keep backing Azul Java runtime
• Telcos draw up proposal to charge Big Tech for EU 5G rollout
• Meta to face record EU privacy fine
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• Australia's push for faster EV uptake will be at a snail's pace
• Spirit Technology Solutions gets security operations centre
• Cisco switch firmware patched against critical bugs
• Defence to boost biometric collection capability
• Broadcom offers VMware interoperability remedies
• New Relic in talks to be sold
• Westpac's low-code push delivers 300 automations
• How infrastructure and operations teams can remove friction
• Ship captain's case over Vocus subsea cable cut 'discontinued'
• US charges Apple ex-employee for trying to steal technology
• OpenAI chief concerned about AI being used to compromise elections
• Mobile money transactions to hit US$2 trillion by 2027: Juniper
• Westpac and Tyro sign up to Apple's Tap to Pay on iPhone
• Western Australia promises more bandwidth for schools
• The difference between customers and consumers
• Global securities watchdog to propose rules for cryptoassets
• NSW Police hunts for new CTO
• GitHub says multi-outage week "not acceptable"
• Great Southern Bank to pilot Constantinople banking platform
• Microsoft wins EU antitrust approval for Activision Blizzard acquision
• North Korean hackers stole US$721 million in cryptocurrency from Japan
• Vocus submits to unblock neutral-host projects
• SAP and Microsoft to deepen collaboration on generative AI
• John Holland works to digital construction strategy 2025
• Australia could be a leader in safe metaverse: Standards Australia
• Banks launch digital Fraud Reporting Exchange
• More than half of loyalty members concerned about their data
• AI in US crosshairs but consensus far from certain
• Coles Express deploys targeted ad and music streaming
• Sheep facial recognition on its way to Australia
• Vic gov selects Conduent to run myki from end of 2023
• Aristocrat Leisure to buy software firm NeoGames for US$1 billion
• Trend Micro discloses vulnerabilities in enterprise products
• Health tech startup Kismet raises $4m in pre-seed funding
• NSW SES vehicles become nodes to improve connectivity
• Elders shapes 'wave two' of large IT systems modernisation
• Meta testing generative AI ad tool
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• NT's Power and Water maps out huge core IT upgrade
• SMIC shows first quarterly revenue fall in three years
• Data of 237,000 US government employees breached
• Sydney Zoo uses data smarts to improve visitor experience
• Focus business teams on delivering value while reducing incidents with Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) application monitoring
• IoT architectures and smart devices powering a collaboration revolution
• Deep dive: Redefining insurance through digital strategy and innovation
• TechnologyOne still investigating impact of M365 cyber incident
• UNSW Founders launch accelerator program, Climate 10x
• Microsoft to defend Activision Blizzard deal
• Super Retail Group systematises its supply chain
• EU lawmakers' committees agree tougher draft AI rules
• iCare NSW uplifts invoice fraud protection
• Heritage Bank and People's Choice select new head of tech integration
• TPG Telecom to reduce Sydney office footprint with HQ shift
• EU antitrust regulators seeking more info on Apple Pay
• OpenAI CEO to testify in US Senate next week
• Vocus completes Darwin subsea cable connection
• NEXTDC turbocharges S3 data centre fitout in Sydney
• Protocol bug leaves Aruba access points exposed
• Crypto leaders ask for global consensus on regulation
• Ocean City Labs opens its doors in Maroochydore
• Australia's new quantum strategy a “pivotal” step
• NBN Co to use analytics platform to tackle energy use
• Microsoft skips pay hikes this year
• Google adds AI to respond to Microsoft challenge
• The Disability Trust integrates data to optimise care
• Cyber agencies find espionage infrastructure in 50-plus countries
• EU proposes tougher cyber security labelling rules for Amazon, Google, Microsoft
• UK citizen extradited to US pleads guilty to 2020 Twitter hack
• Microsoft's patches include Outlook preview pane vulnerability
• TechnologyOne investigates 'cyber incident' on M365 system
• JobAdder appoints Ginger Kidd as its first chief growth officer
• Latitude Financial faces first-ever joint A/NZ privacy investigation
• How generative AI will impact the finance department
• Digital share trading powers Australian investors
• EVs could boost Australia’s GDP by $2.9 billion by 2030: report
• The full list of IT projects in the 2023-24 federal budget
• My Health Record modernisation to cost $429m
• myGov gets its funding back, for a year
• Home Affairs lands $37.3m for cyber security
• Gov allocates "more than $2 billion" to digital and ICT
• Sitecore selects Gus Quiroga as area VP
• LinkedIn to cut 716 jobs
• NSW cybercrime numbers show police referrals and results
• IAG re-homes innovation under restructure
• Telstra experiences two-and-a-half hour mobile voice outage
• Case study: How Datatime modernised its accounts processes
• EU draft Data Act puts trade secrets at risk, Siemens, SAP say
• Apple loses bid to revive US copyright claims over iOS simulation
• Great Southern Bank live with SaaS regulatory solution
• Origin Energy builds its own bill management software
• Digital Nation launching 'Digital As Usual'
• Westpac enters new strategic phase
• Dynatrace appoints Mike Green as regional VP ANZ
• Women in STEM still facing challenges in workplace: Report
• Microsoft patches Azure API service against three vulnerabilities
• Victorians to get digital driver's licence in 2024
• Akkodis helps Australian businesses capture Smart Industry benefits
• MSI Boot Guard keys leaked
• CBA launches Perth tech hub
• Meta Platforms scoops up AI networking chip team
• Godfather of AI worried over AI risks
• Google plans to upgrade search with AI chat, video clips
• Coalition gov spent at least $1.9bn in a year sourcing IT and digital skills
• Macquarie Group to maintain its tech spend
• Tech continuing to displace branches for ANZ
• Medibank class action filed
• Column: The future of digital identity and what it means for consumer brands
• Stockland overhauls its data platform
• NBN Co to reduce customer notice period for FTTC-P upgrade work
• WA gov invests $100m in electronic medical record rollout
• UK reviews AI models as rapid growth fuels safety concerns
• Microsoft offers to charge for Teams
• Tabcorp signs on to use Mindway AI software
• NAB accelerates anti-fraud and scam protections
• US FTC proposes ban on Meta profiting from children's data
• China's AI industry barely slowed by US chip export rules
• Avoiding sustainability false summits
• How attainable is cyber insurance in Australia?
• KPMG Australia expands KymChat to search manuals and policies
• DTA scopes ISO standard for engaging consultants
• US will not extend deadline on critical 5G airplane retrofit
• Meta says ChatGPT-related malware is on the rise
• Judo Bank updates its technology strategy
• Apple fights US$2 billion lawsuit for 'throttling' of iPhones
• AMP Advice offers Frollo to advisers and brokers
• Government unveils its first quantum strategy
• AMD ends first quarter down
• International sting takes down dark web marketplace
• Open banking usage to grow 470 percent over 4 years: Juniper
• The next steps in the US$69 bn Microsoft Activision deal
• Chrome to drop lock icon showing HTTPS status
• Google AI pioneer quit to speak freely about technology's 'dangers'
• Google, Apple working together to fight unwanted tracking
• NBN Co asks ISPs to "manage" heavy 50Mbps users up to higher plans
• Australia to reinstate standalone privacy commissioner
• Victoria University searches for transformation leader
• NBN Co's planned price and service standards face rejection, again
• Microsoft to allow businesses to charge customers in Teams
• Apple ships mini-patch under Rapid Security Response program
• AI powering clickbait news sites
• White House to study employer tools that monitor workers
• Check Point keeps 2023 outlook after Q1 beat
• Gov to spend $10m on public safety mobile broadband taskforce
• COVER STORY: The opportunities and risks of cybersecurity insurance in Australia
• NSW Digital ID is being tested by 36 people
• Australian Human Rights Commission wants an IT upgrade
• Woolworths uses LLMs in customer feedback analysis
• Victor Dominello to lead trustworthy digital society hub
• US judge denies Google's motion to dismiss advertising antitrust case
• Arm registers for blockbuster US IPO
• Global public cloud spend to jump 21.7 percent in 2023: Gartner
• Changi Airport unveils metaverse dubbed ‘ChangiVerse’
• G7 should look to adopt risk-based AI regulation
• UNSW calls on government to protect bug bounty hunters
• Australia Post sinking despite e-commerce boost
• Qld gov invests $200 million to bridge digital gap
• G7 urged to adopt 'risk-based' AI regulation
• Dept of Commerce details effort to secure US data