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NBN pricing changes saw ISPs shift wholesale plans from 25Mbps to 12Mbps
TPG and Vocus are the only major telcos to see a decline in 25Mbps while increasing 12Mbps connections.
Rimini Street inks Australian whole-of-government deal
Volume sourcing agreements have now been established with Rimini Street, Amazon Web Services, SAP, Microsoft, Concur, and IBM.
Exclusive: Details of 10.6 million MGM hotel guests posted on a hacking forum
MGM Resorts said security incident took place last summer and notified impacted guests last year.
New company BluBracket takes on software supply chain code security
The world runs on DevOps-driven, open-source software, and BluBracket wants to help you to protect your code.
Almost half of large Australian enterprises have deployed IoT systems: IDC
Productivity is the most chosen reason as to why Australian enterprises are using Internet of Things.
AFP vows to damage tech giant reputations if found obstructing law enforcement
Commissioner Reece Kershaw said 'all bets are off' if digital giants are found to be obstructionist.
Google’s AI chief explains machine learning for chip design
Jeff Dean, head of Google’s AI research, explained to ZDNet how machine learning algorithms can be used to come up with better designs for computer chips. Google is starting to use the technology internally to better design its own parts.
Macquarie Telecom to offer cloud services out of Microsoft Azure
The partnership marks Macquarie Telecom's formal entry into public cloud and gives the Aussie company a global presence.
The life-changing feature that makes the iPhone 11 Pro Max stand out
The reason why the iPhone 11 Pro Max is the best iPhone yet.
Google releases first Android 11 developer preview
The update gives us a glimpse at the next version of Android, the company's mobile operating system.
