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ACT government and AustCyber launch Canberra Cyber Security Innovation Node
This brings the total number of innovation nodes in Australia to seven.
Australian Computer Society splashes out on four data-driven industry associations
The acquisition aligns with the society's 2017-2022 strategy.
Google removes two Chrome ad blocker extensions caught 'cookie stuffing'
Two Chrome ad blockers caught manipulating cookies so extension devs could earn commissions on users' backs.
Western Digital sells Intelliflash business to big data storage supplier DDN
The sale is part of Western Digital's decision to exit the Storage Systems business all together.
HP acquires Bromium, a startup behind its Sure Click security
Bromium will be integrated with other HP security offerings as the company looks to use security as a selling point for its devices.
Two arrested in $10 million tech support scheme that 'preyed on the elderly'
Suspects run tech support scam sites and made over $10m from over 7,500 victims by billing unneeded tech support fees.
Social media site Tsu set to return
Social media platform Tsu, which disrupted the industry by paying its content creators, has been acquired by investors, with the intention of re-launching the platform.
Google, Amazon make sweeping renewable energy commitments
The new investments and promises come a day before employees from Google, Amazon and other tech companies stage a walkout to protest the industry's role in the climate crisis.
Two years later, hackers are still breaching local government payment portals
New 20,000 batch of payment card details found on the dark web and traced back to new Click2Gov hacks.
Oracle takes another step in its goal to build the world's first autonomous cloud
Billed as the world's first autonomous operating system, Oracle Autonomous Linux provisions itself, scales itself, tunes itself, and patches itself while running.
