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SK Telecom shuts down HQ over coronavirus case
More and more South Korean tech firms are reacting to the spike in coronavirus cases in the country, with 1,146 confirmed cases and 11 dead, as of Wednesday.
Glassdoor: The Midwest and South have the best cities for jobs in 2020
There's lots of demand for tech jobs in cities that have affordable housing and pay well -- with highly satisfied residents.
How to find the best VPN service: Your guide to staying safe on the internet
Whether you're in the office or on the road, a VPN is still one of the best ways to protect yourself on the big, bad internet.
First Vodafone Australia 5G site to go live 'within weeks'
Vodafone Hutchinson Australia appears set to end its time in the same way it lived, without a net profit.
NewsGuard Technologies launches Coronavirus Misinformation Tracking Center
False information about COVID-19 is plaguing the internet. Now NewsGuard wants to stop it.
Cisco rolls out new cloud software and hardware for mobile networks
The new offerings are aimed at helping service providers get the most out of their 5G infrastructure investments.
ACCC to look into competition concerns with 26GHz and 28GHz 5G spectrum lots
Watchdog to determine if any limits need to be imposed on upcoming spectrum allocations.
WooliesX pushes total online sales up more than 31% for Woolworths
But it wasn't enough to help the group avoid the impact of costs associated with salary remediation.
Australian banks targeted by DDoS extortionists
Hackers are sending emails to banks asking for large payments in Monero, and threatening DDoS attacks if their demands aren't met.
California law enforcement shares citizens vehicle data without controls, audit founds
An audit from the State of California reveals that license plate tracking by law enforcement seems a touch wayward.
