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BoM wants secure 'backbone' for data pipeline
Next step in ongoing IT upgrade.
Oct 9 2017 3:44PM
BoM moves to secure digital channels
With all-in-one platform.
Sep 15 2017 10:15AM
All the tech in the 2017-18 federal budget
E-health, BoM infosec, cyber office, and more.
May 9 2017 8:30PM
Big names compete for fed govt CIO of the year crown
Who will take out the prize?
Nov 25 2016 6:45AM
BoM unveils first-ever weather app
Offers current conditions, forecasts, radar, and warnings.
Oct 7 2016 11:55AM
Union blames IT outages on govt budget cuts
Claims customers are being short-changed.
Jan 11 2016 12:17PM
How to cage a compute beast
[Blog post] Introducing Australia's high performance computing all-stars.
Oct 17 2014 11:26AM
Why the Weather Bureau’s new supercomputer is a 'gamechanger'
IT transformation starts to reap results.
Aug 19 2014 10:26AM
BoM poaches Finance exec as new CIO
Finance loses another IT staple.
Jun 12 2014 12:00PM
Budget funds Australia’s biggest supercomputer
Cloud-watchers get the silver lining.
May 14 2014 6:23AM
Budget 2014: What is funded and what is cut?
Supercomputers in, regulators out.
May 13 2014 8:36PM
Weather Bureau farewells CIO
Searches for replacement.
Feb 28 2014 7:00AM
Weather bureau forced to dump water data project
Audit questions $38 million bill for open source project.
Feb 7 2014 6:45AM
BoM wants Australia's biggest supercomputer
Fifty percent larger than Raijin.
Nov 1 2013 12:59PM
Revealed: 2012 e-government award winners
Government highlights projects, professionals of the year.
May 24 2012 7:00AM
Weather bureau seeks visualisation software
Software to support seven-day forecasts.
Apr 5 2011 12:53PM
Weather bureau launches water storage website
Data to be made available under CC-BY license.
Oct 26 2010 1:36PM
Weather Bureau uses Linux to cut VM licensing
Shift to Linux saves on new project deployment.
Jun 29 2010 5:08AM
Weather bureau seeks electronic records system
Million-dollar tender announced.
Jun 28 2010 12:22PM
BOM-ANU deploy $30m Sun supercomputer
The Australian Bureau of Meteorology will be the first major weather forecasting site worldwide to run on an open source stack as part of a $30 million-plus supercomputer rollout.
Mar 19 2009 1:32PM
