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Flinders Express autonomous shuttle bus comes to SA roads
The Navya Arma Flinders Express (FLEX) electric shuttle bus marks the first use of autonomous vehicle technology on public roads in the state of South Australia.
Optus to share World Cup streaming with SBS until knockout rounds
Optus has announced that it will be sharing the streaming of FIFA World Cup matches with SBS until the end of the World Cup group stages.
Amazon Prime comes to Australia
Amazon is handing out a free 30-day Prime trial, which can then be continued at a cost of AU$6.99 per month, or AU$59 annually.
Government IT procurement still favouring the big end of tech town
The Department of Human Services this week handed out AU$54.9 million to Dell EMC, IBM, and Oracle.
Apple fined AU$9m for misleading consumers over warranty rights
Apple is set to pay AU$9 million after the Australian Federal Court found that it made false or misleading representations to customers on their warranty rights.
Vocus signs AU$137m subsea cable contract
Vocus has been awarded a AU$137 million contract by the Australian government to construct a telecommunications subsea cable system connecting Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands.
Vendor relationship management checklist
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NSW allocates AU$52.6m to national biometric initiative
The New South Wales government has announced a multimillion-dollar investment to support the rollout of the National Facial Biometric Matching Capability.
Soon, machine learning agents behind every application
Embedded machine learning technology is increasingly being incorporated into rich, predictive user interactions.
South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb hacked
South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb has been hacked and tokens worth 35 billion won ($31.5 million) have been stolen, following the hack on compatriot Coinrail earlier this month.
Auckland looks to 'gamify' public transport
The council-owned entity is looking to put its data to good use, embarking on a project with US-based Machine Zone to 'gamify' public transport.
