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Australia's ocean patrolling drones and water surveillance project in tender limbo
The Future Maritime Surveillance Capability project was announced nearly two years ago, but the department is still sitting on pitches from the market.
UK says Russia was preparing cyber-attacks against the Tokyo Olympics
Targets included the Games' organizers, logistics services, and sponsors, UK officials said.
NSW government inks AU$328m internet upgrade deal with Telstra
More than 5,200 km of fibre will be rolled out, which is set to benefit 2,000-plus public schools.
CyberCX pays AU$25m for Decipher Works and CloudTen
Cybersecurity megamix continues its shopping spree by adding identity management firm Decipher Works and cloud security specialists CloudTen to its growing list of brands.
Zendesk adding customer support via Instagram, says social is surging
Helpdesk software provider Zendesk this afternoon said it will add the ability for customer support reps to take inbound requests directly from Instagram.
OpenStack Foundation transforms into the Open Infrastructure Foundation
In a move, which has been coming for a while, OpenStack widens its focus from the OpenStack IaaS cloud to a variety of open-source cloud technologies.
IBM's Q3 solid with strength in Red Hat, hybrid cloud
The company reported non-GAAP third quarter earnings of $2.58 a share on revenue of $17.6 billion, down 2.6% from a year ago.
Covid-19 prompts increase in contactless use in Brazil
But the method still represents a tiny percentage of payments, according to research.
Checkout-free store tested at college campus
Move over Amazon Go, checkout-free shopping spreads beyond the A-Z smile.
US charges Russian hackers behind NotPetya, KillDisk, OlympicDestroyer attacks
The US Department of Justice has unsealed today charges against six GRU officers believed to be members of Sandworm, one of today's most advanced state-sponsored hacking groups.
