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MIT invention builds memory walls to protect against Meltdown, Spectre attacks
The new system could potentially prevent similar memory-based attacks from risking our PCs and global services.
Audit committee suggests Telstra Health contract termination over cancer screening register delay
The Department of Health should consider terminating its AU$220 million contract with Telstra Health over delivering the long-delayed national cancer screening registers, the joint audit committee has recommended.
Australia's anti-encryption legislation fails to address human rights concerns: Committee
The Australian Parliament's own human rights watchdog committee has identified a raft of concerns with the Assistance and Access Bill 2018, and is 'seeking additional information'.
NEC signed on for more NSW critical communications network tech
Under a new deal with the NSW Telco Authority, NEC Australia will provide microwave backhaul, network management systems, and radio network support for another 127 sites across the state.
CSIRO Innovation Fund backs technology to tackle fruit flies
Sensors and automated traps will be used to monitor the pest that causes AU$300 million annually.
Australian court orders home search of alleged GTA V software cheat
The 'Infamous' cheat on Grand Theft Auto V has led to two premises in Melbourne being searched under a Federal Court order.
5G technology: A business leader’s guide
It’s still early days for 5G services, but as they’re being trialed and deployed, they’re on track to have a far-reaching impact for both consumers and businesses. This ebook looks at current and future...
Victoria Police to get real-time number plate recognition capability
Under the AU$17.3 million deal, Motorola is also providing the police force with in-car video technology.
Piracy site-block laws to be expanded
The government's piracy site-block amendment expands injunctions to search engine providers, reduces the burden of proving that a site is hosted outside of Australia, and expands it to sites that not only have the 'primary purpose' to those that have the 'primary effect' of infringing copyright.
Westpac's Juno system centralising risk compliance issues
The bank implemented the system 18 months ago to centralise the way issues were recorded and handled.
Intel to break up manufacturing group
Amid struggles to deliver its 10nm technology, the technology and manufacturing group will be split into three parts.
