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Western Australia to hand out innovation grants
X-TEND WA will offer grants of up to AU$100,000 to get the state's startups 'investor ready'.
Telstra, Optus, and Vodafone fail to provide information to consumers with disability
According to an ACCAN research project, telcos failed to provide information about products catered for consumers with disability when reasonably required 50 percent of the time.
Nvidia goes Nano for latest Jetson release
The GPU giant has released a low-powered system for AI tasks.
NSW Electoral Commission claims it is safe from second SwissVote flaw
Researchers have found another flaw in the SwissVote system, while the NSW Electoral Commission is once again confident the issue is not relevant to the iVote system.
Pascal GeForce GTX cards could get ray tracing with driver update
Superseded architecture to get basic capabilities of beefier stablemate.
Grab rides on data in bid to offer SEA consumers 'hyper-personal' app
As part of efforts to drive its aim of building an "everyday super app", the Singapore-headquartered company increasingly is gathering and analysing customer data, including location and payment history, but it says it collects "only data that is necessary" to deliver its services.
How smart tech is transforming the transportation industry
From urban geo data to autonomous cars to flying taxis, new technologies are already having a radical impact on how we get from point A to point B. This ebook looks at current and future transportation...
Commonwealth floats increased penalties for privacy breaches
Consultation pencilled in for second half of 2019 -- on the other side of the upcoming federal election.
Victoria's transport system to accept ticketing payments from Android devices
From Thursday morning onwards, Android users will be able to use their smartphones to pay for travel on Victoria's public transport network.
Telstra kicks off regional upgrade
Telstra will repair or replace 1,000 cable joints, migrate hundreds of customers onto NextG Wireless Local Loop services, increase stocks of replacement equipment to bring down fault repair time frames, and replace 200 batteries in exchanges and cabinets.
Kathmandu 'urgently' investigating incident potentially exposing customer info
Customers of the outdoor clothing retailer may have had their card details, email, shipping and billing addresses, and Kathmandu login details exposed.
