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Speedy removal of Huawei equipment would cost UK, telcos say
Australian privacy watchdog launches investigation into Clearview AI
Australia's anti-encryption laws need judicial oversight: INSLM
Qld govt places six-month hold on all non-essential new IT projects
Telstra to have Australian agents answer all inbound calls from 2022
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RedHat project fights Java vulnerabilities
Aussie security boffin builds vulnerability database to track flawed JARs.
Oct 25 2012 2:05PM
Santos to consolidate geoscience data stores
To deliver computing grunt, data via private cloud.
May 22 2012 7:00AM
IP Australia debates software patents
Parliamentary petition yet to effect change.
May 18 2012 5:13PM
Microsoft under fire on Windows 8 dual-boot lockout
Up to equipment manufacturers to allow more than one OS.
Sep 28 2011 7:09AM
CERN appeals for open hardware contributors
Hardware license borrows open source software concepts.
Jul 11 2011 12:15PM
Windows 7 distrust spurs Ubuntu for the desktop
Ubuntu is emerging as an unlikely alternative to deploying Windows 7 or Vista on enterprise desktops as many IT managers express concerns over the upgrade path to the new Windows operating system.
Apr 15 2009 2:41PM
Redhat and AMD migrate VMs across CPUs
AMD and Redhat have demonstrated VM live migration across CPU architectures and CPU vendors, potentially commoditising server processors.
Nov 7 2008 5:39AM
Xtreme fuels expansion with open source-based video recording
Advertising intelligence company Xtreme Information plans to drop Ubuntu-based DVRs in Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane to expand the reach of its monitoring.
Oct 9 2008 4:18PM
