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DeepMind's AI spots early signs of eye disease
Initial results of DeepMind's partnership with Moorfield's Eye Hospital in London suggest that a scanning method that uses artificial intelligence could provide quicker diagnoses and help prevent sight loss.
Optus invests AU$42m in Tasmanian mobile network
Optus has improved its mobile coverage across Hobart, Launceston, Devonport, and the east coast of Tasmania, building 37 new mobile sites as it eyes eight more before March 2019.
Labor promises inquiry into My Health Record
Concerned mainly with the opt-out element of the contentious My Health Record, the federal opposition has said it will lead a 'comprehensive' Senate inquiry into the government initiative.
NAB takes compliance hit with AU$1.65b Q3 profit
Expenses rose during the three-month period thanks to regulatory compliance costs and digital transformation spend.
Samsung focused on bringing foldable and 5G phones to market
Samsung Electronics has reaffirmed its desire to be the world's first vendor to launch a foldable smartphone by next year, while adding that the Galaxy S10 won't be the firm's first 5G phone.
Optus scores AU$6m Department of Health telco contract
Under the three-year deal, Optus Business will deliver voice, data, mobile, and WAN services to the Australian Department of Health.
macOS Mojave: A guide for IT leaders
macOS Mojave offers security and performance enhancements, as well as new features and applications. This ebook runs through the highlights and business benefits of Apple’s latest desktop operating system....
Nvidia unveils new GPU architecture for computer graphics rendering
The Turing Architecture combines ray-tracing and AI inference for a new kind of hybrid rendering.
Softbank's next major investment: A robot-centered pizza startup in California
Softbank is in talks to invest up to $750 million. The figure is staggering, but so is what's at stake: A sizable portion of the $33B quick-serve pizza market.
Canberra gives 'decryption' another crack with draft legislation
The Australian government is still committed to 'no backdoors', publishing draft legislation that will force internet companies to assist law enforcement in decrypting messages sent with end-to-end encryption.
California: Drone pilots warned not to fly until wildfires are under control
The bottom line is simple: Flying a drone near a wildfire could cause catastrophic damage. Don't do it.
