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Basslink subsea cable restoration delayed yet again
The subsea cable will return to service in June rather than late May, Basslink has revealed.
Tech companies to disclose foreign software probes under US Bill: Report
New source code disclosure rules could force US tech companies to reveal whether they allowed Chinese or Russian examination of software sold to the US military, Reuters has reported.
Australian Army to make use of nano drones
Nano drones will soon be available to Australian Army soldiers stationed in Brisbane.
HTC integrates the U12 Plus smartphone with the Vive Focus VR headset
The integration is part of HTC's efforts to expand its VR ecosystem; HTC also announced VR partnerships with MLB, a Formula One team and Seagate.
Australia's Facebook investigation expected to take at least 8 months
Australia's acting Information and Privacy Commissioner told Senate Estimates her office is compiling the investigation strategy and working through those matters, expecting no determination to be made in the near future.
Why digital trust is the key to unlock the coming revolution in crowd-based capitalism
Technologies such as blockchain will be needed to replace the centralized trust we put in big institutions today.
Hiring kit: IT audit director
Security measures and other IT controls don’t work unless they’re implemented consistently, predictably, and with integrity. The IT audit director develops and schedules internal audits to measure and...
Why crowd-based capitalism is now rapidly outpacing industrial capitalism
Distributed platforms like Airbnb and DiDi are now outstripping century-old corporate giants with new model of work.
The key to digital transformation: Move customers to the center
The buzz may have died down, but progress on digital transformation continues on pace.
Mixed bag of tech outlooks from Autodesk, Nutanix and Splunk
Enterprise software players delivered a mixed bag of guidance even amid strong quarters overall.
Alexa's latest creepy move: recording a couple's private conversation and sharing it
The incident is the latest to raise questions about the level of privacy consumers can and should expect from devices that are listening to and potentially recording them.
