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US details tariffs to hit $34b of Chinese goods, Beijing retaliates
The trade war has heated up, with Washington promising further tariffs if China retaliates, which it duly has.
NSW to spend AU$10m on driverless car trials
As part of the 2018-19 state Budget, the NSW government will be funding driverless car trials with AU$2.5 million each year, for four years.
Telstra set to deploy 2Gbps 4G this year
Spectrum refarming and new technology to be a 4G foundation for Telstra as 5G approaches, its director of Networks Mike Wright has told ZDNet.
Lack of collaboration, disclosure affecting APAC security posture
Threat actors are collaborating more effectively than legit businesses in the region, which aren't sharing enough intelligence with others in the industry, says Microsoft Asia CSO.
Ten Gig Adelaide fibre network 'sold out'
The 10Gbps fibre network being rolled out by TPG throughout Adelaide has already received 1,000 applications from businesses wanting to be connected.
PageUp confirms some data compromised in breach
The SaaS-based recruitment firm has confirmed some data was compromised in the recent malware attack it suffered.
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Won't get fooled again: Gig economy second wave begins to break
Whereas Uber appeared for years to conquer almost all before it, the following wave of gig economy proponents are finding the going much tougher as governments react quicker.
Almost half of all NBN users now on 50Mbps or faster
Of all NBN users, around 44 percent are now on speeds of 50Mbps and above, with 70 percent of all new customers now ordering across the higher speed tiers.
Huawei pushes 5G cybersecurity with Australian government
Huawei Australia has again said it is open and transparent about cybersecurity concerns, pushing for discussions with the federal government to take part in the 5G build-out.
Smartphone fashion show: Nine beautiful smartphones prove they aren't all black slabs
Some people complain that all smartphones today are black slabs. Actually, we have seen some brilliant colored phones the last couple of years so here's a few to consider.
