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While India's IT managers get the axe, old world coders get a lifeline
In the topsy-turvy world of technology, those with a command of seemingly forgotten languages like Cobol or Fortran are experiencing gainful employment while managerial fat cats who were sitting pretty not so long ago have been unceremoniously ejected.
Australian National University launches space innovation institute
InSpace is hoping to expand Australia's commercial and scientific space interests.
DTA dunks on blockchain hype saying for every use there is a better alternative
Hype driven by technology vendors looking to boost revenue, and not service providers that have found it useful, DTA says.
Securities market participants face greatest financial cyber threat: BAE Systems
Criminals can create fake trading orders more easily when they're communicated in unstructured faxes or emails, and when critical data in stored in spreadsheets.
Samsung, Qualcomm partner in 5G small cell, networking push
The companies say the joint effort will boost future massive 5G networks.
ACCC decides against peering inquiry
With Telstra, Optus, and TPG abiding by its recent recommendation to publish peering criteria and policies online, the ACCC has said it will not kick off a declaration inquiry into internet interconnection services.
Vendor comparison: Small business financial accounting software
Recording financial business transactions is fundamental to the success of any company. And matching financial accounting software to your business needs requires rational comparative research. These guidelines,...
Brazilian authorities admit fake news struggle
"Whoever has the solution to fight disinformation, please show it to us", says Supreme Electoral Court minister.
Larry Ellison pitches Oracle's Gen 2 Cloud as purpose-built for enterprise
At Oracle OpenWorld, the CTO appealed to customers with significant database workloads -- and those looking for an AWS alternative.
Microsoft and NAB trial biometrics for cardless ATMs
Facial recognition to allow customers to withdraw funds.
Google Chrome Picture-in-Picture support is now live for desktop users
Picture-in-Picture mode is now live in Chrome 70, after engineers missed initial Chrome 69 deadline.
