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Twitter and Twitch added to list of those concerned with Australia's Online Safety Bill
Facebook, meanwhile, is unsure why the government is expanding cyberbullying takedown schemes to private messaging.
Samsung's 5G trial pushes 5.23Gbps speed onto single device
The test was conducted in Samsung's 5G lab based in South Korea.
Q-CTRL and Fleet to develop quantum sensing tech for space exploration
The two Australian startups will focus on quantum control engineering to enable new applications in quantum sensing.
Accenture acquires Brazilian robotics and automation firm Pollux
The third purchase of the consulting firm in Brazil in less than a year is aimed at boosting its digital manufacturing, operations and supply chain capabilities.
MacTel ends Telstra contract with AU$34m Optus 5G mobile deal
Macquarie Telecom says Optus is 'enabling partnership in Australia’s 5G development while others are actively inhibiting it'.
Xero expands small business offering with Planday acquisition
Under the deal, valued at €183.5 million, Xero will pay €155.7 million upfront and the remainder will be paid based on earnout payments based on product development and revenue milestones.
Splunk shares rise as fiscal Q4 recurring revenue tops expectations, lead by cloud
Splunk’s annualized recurring revenue rose 41% and topped expectations, reversing a miss in the prior quarter.
High severity Linux network security holes found, fixed
This nasty set of bugs can lead to an attacker gaining root access, but the patch is already available.
Rimini Street beats Q4 expectations, says revenue growth accelerating
The company reported a diluted net loss per share of 4 cents for its fourth quarter on revenue $87.8 million, up 15.4 percent year-over-year.
Okta to acquire AuthO for $6.5 billion
Meanwhile, the cloud-based identity management firm reported better-than-expected Q4 results and gave an outlook for more than $1 billion in FY 2022 sales.
