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Victorian driver licence info to be stored in federal database
The state government said it will ensure the privacy of individuals is not compromised.
Telstra bringing eSIM support to iPhones
All consumer and small business customers can now replace their physical SIM, if they have a compatible Apple device.
LG Display changes boss amid LCD and OLED market squeezes
LG Display is expected to commence a tough restructuring on its money-losing Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) business and hopes to increase the profitability of its OLED display panels under new leadership.
NAB throws Google into multi-cloud mix
The search engine giant's cloud has been added to the bank's strategy that already sees it use Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services.
Vapar pipes up to help customers by transitioning to Microsoft Azure
The startup has switched from Google Cloud to Microsoft Azure to meet customer expectations.
VHA under the spotlight as ACCC continues merger fight
Week two of Vodafone and TPG's fight against the ACCC started with the commission trying to dismantle Vodafone's business case for the merger with TPG.
Oracle announces Oracle Autonomous Linux
Billed as the world's first autonomous operating system, Oracle Autonomous Linux provisions itself, scales itself, tunes itself and patches itself while running.
Oracle introduces free autonomous database and cloud services
The free tier, available to anyone for an unlimited amount of time, is aimed at the next generation of developers and enterprises that have yet to make the move to the cloud.
Data of 24.3 million Lumin PDF users shared on hacking forum
The person who leaked the data claims it notified Lumin PDF earlier this year but got no reply.
Microsoft pushes back end of support for Exchange Server 2010 by nine months
Microsoft will no longer issue free security updates for Exchange Server 2010 as of October 13, 2020, instead of January 14, 2020.
