The Singapore operator launches integrated cellular network and also is working with Nokia to implement a narrowband Internet of Things network, slated to be commercially ready first-half 2017.
Transport for New South Wales is requesting submissions to be made on how beacon technology currently being trialled at Chatswood train station can be used.
Veredictum is taking on piracy in the film and television industry, starting with script distribution, and is eyeing off a future of tackling illegal downloads.
Forget last week's Census debacle. Far more has been spent on an e-health system with little clinical value and fewer than 17 percent of Australians on board.
The ACCC said it needs more time to deliberate on whether the banks may negotiate collectively with Apple, given how complex the issue is, and plans to deliver a draft decision by October
By the end of the month, Uber riders in Pittsburgh will be able to ride in a self-driving Volvo XC90 under the supervision of a person in the driver's seat.
The New South Wales government and its data-driven innovation minister will be launching a beta version of Fuel Check next week, a smartphone app updating Sydney's petrol prices in real-time.
FastText, which is exclusively dedicated to text classification, can classify a half million sentences among more than 300,000 categories in less than five minutes.
Airbus is developing self-flying vehicles that could be tested in the air as early as next year, and deployed in cities in just 10 years. The company's Vahana project aims to create a vehicle that can "fly over traffic jams at the push of a button."
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich also addressed "concerns" about Intel's acquisition of Altera.
The world has changed: Mobile users seeking the most innovative spectrum of products that all work together at a lower price need to look to Samsung.
Many companies struggle with the right approach for running an Enterprise management system in the headquarter, and what to run then in a subsidiry, division, a merger or divestment... just to mention a few. Lets see how a successful approach could look like
In a signed editorial, a staffer from the Electronic Frontier Foundation has blasted Microsoft for its aggressive Windows 10 upgrade program (now ended), and also criticized its privacy defaults.
Microsoft is open-sourcing its PowerShell command line shell and bringing it to Linux and Mac OS X, as recently rumored.
AMD wants to get into high-end desktop CPUs once again.
