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Starbucks leveraging Alibaba to convert China into a country of coffee lovers
In partnership with Alibaba, Starbucks is using its largest store to trial new concepts, including using technologies such as augmented reality.
Government stays TIO execution
The TIO received strong industry support during a consultation with the government on whether to axe the Ombudsman scheme.
Researchers develop optical fibre capable of over 1 petabit per second
Boffins claim new fibre can transmit 12 times as much data as existing optic fibres.
Digital Realty opens new Sydney datacentre
Digital Erskine Park II in Western Sydney is the fifth Australian facility operated by the California headquartered company.
My Health Record remains opt-out as Senate passes privacy amendments
The Australian government's version of improved health data privacy controls will be implemented after only minimal Senate debate.
Australian Institute of Marine Science trials IoT drifters to monitor oceans
Ocean sensors phone home using low Earth orbiting satellites.
Quick glossary: 5G technology
5G will be the key to unlocking the full potential of IoT and a host of other technologies. Businesses can get a jump on their competition if they apply the power of 5G to their products and services first....
Xero to spend NZ$10m on Instafile purchase
The acquisition is expected to bolster Xero's presence in the United Kingdom.
Huawei unveils artificial intelligence smart cities platform
Huawei's +AI Digital Platform connects the command centre, network, and sensors, enabling the deployment of smart cities solutions utilising artificial intelligence.
Dutch government report says Microsoft Office telemetry collection breaks GDPR
Microsoft pledges to address issues; has already released a "zero exhaust" Office telemetry setting.
Tencent's WeChat steps up censorship to clear undesirable content
WeChat's is purging undesirable content on its platform to maintain a 'healthy' reading environment as required by the government.
