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Woodside Energy signs AI and quantum computing deal with IBM
Woodside plans to use the technologies to develop an 'intelligent plant' and reduce its plant maintenance costs by 30%.
Google launches open-source project for Cardboard VR viewer
Developers can now build experiences for the no-frills virtual reality device.
Alibaba posts record $38 billion in sales for China's 11.11 shopping frenzy
Over 22,000 overseas bands participated in the event.
Westpac targeting customer privacy with AU$50m annual cyber spend
The industry is also getting better at sharing information, Westpac's CEO said.
Could blockchain be the answer for Australia's digital health record?
With privacy and security concerns still plaguing My Health Record, Gartner fellow and VP David Furlonger ponders a future where blockchain could actually help.
Microsoft to apply California's privacy law for all US users
Microsoft's chief privacy officer promises to apply the CCPA to all US users, not just Californians.
NBN cost per premises continues to increase while full fibre drops
Average revenue per user boosted to AU$45 for government-owned wholesaler.
US Postal Service: AI will sort your packages faster
The USPS will use Nvidia GPU-accelerated servers from Hewlett Packard Enterprise to process mail faster and more accurately.
Google forges cloud, data deal with major US health organization
The WSJ reports that the partnership gives Google access to health data including lab results, diagnoses and hospitalization records, as well as names and dates of birth, without informing patients.
Predictions 2020: This time, cyberattacks get personal
Read the top three cybersecurity predictions for 2020 from Forrester Research analyst Jeff Pollard.
