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Google Home comes to Singapore
Google is launching a Singapore version of its online store and bringing its range of smart speakers to the city-state.
TPG jacks up data inclusions and ditches SIM and MMS fees
Telco says even more aggressive moves will be made once it has its own network.
Alipay starts electronic ID pilot in Chinese cities
Alipay has rolled out an electronic identity (ID) card certified by the government in three cities in Zhangzhou, Hangzhou, and Fuzhou, China, the company has announced.
FKG Group's AU$40m datacentre opens in southeast Queensland
Backed by Telstra, Schneider Electric, and the Queensland government, Toowoomba's new Pulse Data Centre is open for business.
Equinix completes AU$1b Metronode acquisition
The global firm now boasts 15 datacentre locations across Australia and 40 in the greater Asia-Pacific region.
DNS is about to get into a world of trouble with GDPR
ICANN, the group in charge of the Domain Name System, is in a deadlock with the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation over the WHOIS database and that means there's internet trouble ahead.
Disaster recovery and business continuity plan
Natural and man-made disasters can jeopardize the operations and future of any company, so it’s critical to develop a plan to help ensure ongoing business processes in a crisis. This sample plan explains...
Sony, Carnegie Mellon form partnership to research cooking robots
The skills needed for food preparation and delivery could be applied to a number of other industries and tasks, Sony and CMU said.
Microsoft makes Windows Defender anti-phishing plugin available for Chrome
A new Microsoft plugin for Google Chrome for Windows users adds Windows Defender support.
Amazon Prime has more than 100 million members; Bezos outlines tips to teach high standards
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' 2018 shareholder letter has a few key disclosures as well as some management tips to ponder.
Dell changes its approach and goes OS-agnostic in security
ZDNet caught up with Dell's data security chief at the RSA Conference to hear how the PC industry is changing its approach to cybersecurity.
