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• Google to open second data center in Latin America, to invest over $850 million
• TPG to cull 19 gov, enterprise and wholesale products in 2024
• Why maintaining older hardware is the smart economic decision
• Dell attempts to sell SecureWorks again
• CrowdStrike outage exacerbated California fuel storage issues
• Queensland Police system update causes data access issues
• RBA asks NTT to design and implement its new IT infrastructure
• CBA and Telstra expand ‘Scam Indicator’ tool to landlines
• Exploring the hidden benefits of maintaining older hardware
• AI's race for US energy butts up against bitcoin mining
• Telegram's Durov avoids jail with 5 million euro bail
• APA Group delivers new ERP and cloud-based data strategy
• Defence sets specific goals for next three years of IT modernisation
• Apple cuts about 100 digital services jobs, Bloomberg News reports
• Case Study: UTS ready to grow Australia’s talent market
• Avoid a risky ‘big bang’ ServiceNow deployment with Accelerate IT Solutions’ staged approach
• Telstra shifts staff between supply chains during retail peaks and natural disasters
• Australia's Aware Super buys stake in European fibre platform
• Hackers exploited bug to compromise internet companies
• Australian telcos to be told how to communicate outages to customers
• Morgan Stanley exec jumps to Temple & Webster as CFO
• ASX names new technology and data lead
• Feros Care: Transformation is the new BAU
• OpenAI supports California AI bill requiring 'watermarking' of synthetic content
• OpenAI supports California AI bill requiring 'watermarking' of synthetic content
• Australian Cyber Security Centre head Abigail Bradshaw to lead ASD
• Telegram founder Durov arrested in France, sources says
• Thailand approves Western Digital's $693 million investment project
• Bendigo's Tiimely and Up using ML ‘extensively’ for home lending
• Domino’s Pizza takes “data-driven approach”: CEO Kerri Hayman
• Aussie Broadband will have a new CTO from October
• Banks call for increased scam awareness
• Swinburne University appoints first chief data analytics officer
• Microsoft to host cyber security summit after CrowdStrike-induced IT outage
• Telegram founder Pavel Durov arrested in France
• ATO is rewiring its cloud responsibility model
• Newcastle Greater Mutual Group taps AI to overhaul its customer and staff experience
• Aussie regulator wins case against Kraken crypto exchange operator on distribution flaws
• Google to help build cyber protection for Australian infrastructure
• Mike Lynch, acquitted in US trial and found dead at sea, was British tech trailblazer
• DTA creates ongoing CIO role
• Google to help build cyber protection for Australian infrastructure
• Super Retail Group spending on automated warehouse and IT reaches up to $63m
• BoQ digitisation efforts linked to hundreds of job cuts
• Medibank's data breach costs anticipated to reach $126m by mid-2025
• Top US oilfield firm Halliburton hit by cyber attack
• Meet ChatIT, CBA's AI-enabled IT support chatbot built with Azure services
• Case Study: The Salvation Army “confident” in its data quality
• Humm Group boosts agent effectiveness and automates QA in under six months
• OpenAI signs content deal with Condé Nast
• Authors sue Anthropic for copyright infringement over AI training
• FPT consortium commences work on $173 million AI centre in southern Vietnam
• Heartland Bank adds Medina Cicak to the team to lead newly created commercial business unit
• Domino's Pizza Enterprises to deploy AI-driven rostering system
• Cleanaway hits halfway in $100m IT and digital transformation
• IAG migrates 2 million customers to new insurance engine
• WA Police to shop "hundreds of millions of dollars" in IT services
• Microsoft releases unified Teams app
• Microsoft apps on macOS could have permissions exploited, researchers say
• US appeals court revives Google privacy class action
• OpenAI blocks Iranian group's ChatGPT accounts
• Palo Alto buoyed by cyber security demand
• US says Iran cyber operations targeted Trump, Harris campaigns
• GovERP axed as reuse review finds demand only for artifacts, patterns
• Emerging AI use cases ideas from Western Sydney University
• MyState Bank and Auswide Bank's planned merger to save $7m in IT costs
• Suncorp sets technology focus for the next three years
• Booktopia buyer found
• Flight Centre taps more data in customer sentiment analysis
• US lawmakers urge probe of wi-fi router maker TP-Link
• DTA negotiates Copilot access in next Microsoft agreement
• Google brings AI answers in Search to new countries
• Domino’s Pizza uplifts Kerri Hayman to CEO role
• Google brings AI answers in Search to new countries
• Kim Dotcom to be extradited from New Zealand
• Origin Energy to use process and task mining in UiPath expansion
• Gov agencies have six months to disclose how they use AI
• Cisco sees recovery in equipment demand, cuts 7 percent jobs globally
• US fines T-Mobile $60 million over unauthorised data access
• Ramsay Health Care sees 38,000 patients opt into Ramsay Health Hub Patient Tracking
• Cost-Effective Maintenance for Aging IT Equipment: How Interactive Keeps Systems Running Smoothly
• Maintaining Legacy Hardware
• Maintaining Legacy Hardware
• EBOS takes a healthy approach to technology acquisitions
• Blackwoods takes a case-by-case approach to hardware maintenance
• The Lottery Corporation names new CISO
• ATO targets $31.9m reduction in IT and analytics outsourcing
• Western Sydney University achieves 65 percent reduction in average call response time
• Google launches enhanced Pixel phones in bid to leverage AI tech
• Australia regulator sues ASX over 'misleading' software upgrade statements
• Telstra and Optus delay 3G network shutdowns
• Case Study: Norths Collective sharpens 360 customer view
• ASX hit with court action over core replacement status updates
• TPG Telecom also had a search deal with Google
• Dispossessor ransomware group shut down
• Government likens myGov to a garaged Ferrari
• Why ANZ staff are embracing generative AI
• South East Water brings TPG into digital meter rollout
• ANZ to put 3000 leaders through an AI "immersion centre"
• NBN Co says it upgraded 10,000 customers to fibre in a single week
• Australia's Evolution Mining targeted in latest cyber attack
• Utilities poised to ride data centre demand wave in second half
• Aged Care hands Accenture $289m in digital overhaul
• Telstra claims Australia's largest Copilot for M365 deployment
• Swiss-based Schlatter says IT network affected by cyberattack
• EVENT: Digital As Usual Cybersecurity comes to Brisbane
• The importance of The Salvation Army delivering empathy at scale through its call centres
• Hapana to push global expansion following $17m Series A funding
• CBA and Quantium joint venture, CommBank iQ lands new CEO
• Boosting zero trust maturity requires a strategic approach
• Cisco to lay off thousands more in second job cut this year
• GPS spoofers 'hack time' on commercial airlines, researchers say
• AGL runs retail technology transformation in two phases
• “The CDR was supposed to deliver this. It hasn’t”: CDR enters a reset
• In Pictures: Skybox and BT security roundtable
• Browser vulnerability can be used to breach local networks
• Services Australia's sweeping security uplift plans for myGov
• Yarra Valley Water tackles leaks with IoT-backed ‘noise loggers’
• X agrees to not use some EU user data to train AI chatbot
• Trend Micro explores sale
• Starlink's rise draws more ACCC attention
• Photos: Digital As Usual - HR, Finance and Marketing
• Securing Modern Enterprise: IT Leaders Address Third-Party Risk Management
• How chip giant Intel spurned OpenAI
• Defence advances 'novel' analytics capability
• CSR uses analytics for transport, manufacturing visibility
• Digital as Usual 2024: Finance
• Digital As Usual 2024: Marketing
• Digital as Usual 2024: HR
• Digital As Usual 2024: Finance, Marketing & HR
• CBA’s AI microlearning series tackles generative AI, deep learning and responsible AI
• Cover story: Digital transformation in the finance space and adapting to change
• Dual Challenge: Securing Modern Enterprises While Enabling Remote Work
• Google antitrust ruling may pose US$20 billion risk for Apple
• In landmark Google ruling, a warning to companies about preserving evidence
• Microsoft blames Delta for its struggle to recover from global cyber outage
• Coles Group opens automated distribution centre in Sydney's west
• BHP taps Azure to keep to its ERP transformation timeline
• Google has an illegal monopoly on search, US judge finds
• Colonial First State sees 40 percent of customer interactions move to web messaging
• Bendigo and Adelaide Bank is under new technology leadership
• CrowdStrike rejects Delta Air Lines claims over outage
• TPG Telecom confirms more fibre sale talks with Vocus
• Defence to build 'virtual environments' to model decisions and systems
• CrowdStrike rejects Delta Air Lines claims over flight woes
• ANZ unlocks transactional data
• Governments back microservices over monoliths
• TAL is seeking wider-scale opportunities for generative AI across the business
• ‘Work Anywhere, Thrive Everywhere’: Embracing Boundless Workplaces in a Changing World
• NAB finds legal limits for GenAI in fight against financial crime
• Defence to trial four containerised computer rooms
• Northern Beaches Council reviews security stack to shore up widening perimeter
• NSW gov to upgrade 5000 RFS vehicles with Starlink
• Google hires top talent from startup Character.AI
• Intel to cut 15 percent jobs, suspend dividend in turnaround push; shares plummet
• Tyro lands new CFO
• US progressives push for Nvidia antitrust investigation
• CrowdStrike is sued by shareholders over huge software outage
• Australian Unity gets seven of 78 AI uses into production
• Telstra, Optus asked to "voluntarily" delay 3G shutdowns
• Qantas-owned TripADeal welcomes new head of digital marketing
• Flight Centre finds the ‘why’ with natural language processing capabilities
• California DMV puts 42 million car titles on blockchain
• Microsoft's slow cloud growth signals AI payoff will take longer