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RMIT develops AI program to manage road signs infrastructure
It uses Google Street View images.
South Australia's Budget backs Adelaide as 'innovation capital of the nation'
Upgrades to Lot Fourteen, where the Australian Space Agency is housed, as well as cybersecurity among the initiatives funded under the state's 2019-20 Budget.
Dropbox's overhaul aimed at bringing the human element back into tech
The company's ANZ country manager hopes the integration of Slack, Zoom, and Atlassian will allow users to properly convey their message to others.
HPE aims to make its product lineup as-a-service, updates GreenLake, unveils Primera storage
At HPE Discover, the company outlined a portfolio revamp that revolves around making its infrastructure consumed as a service.
Adobe Q2 tops estimates with record revenue
The Photoshop maker reported revenue of $2.74 billion, up 25% from a year ago.
Mozilla patches Firefox zero-day abused in the wild
Mozilla releases Firefox 67.0.3 to fix actively exploited zero-day.
Cisco Live 2019: Updates and news
At Cisco Live 2019, Cisco debuted a series of software enhancements designed to put AI and machine learning deeper into the network. Key features include new network automation and analytics tools that...
Microsoft delivers public preview of Azure Bastion service for remotely accessing VMs more securely
Microsoft's newest Azure service, Bastion, is now in public preview and is meant to bring another level of security to remotely accessing virtual machines.
All Linux, all the time: Supercomputers Top 500
The new list of the world's fastest computers is out and, once more, every last one runs Linux.
Windows malware uses legitimate P2P network to hide
Researchers have detailed the newly uncovered malware, but it's still uncertain what the goal of the botnet campaign is.
Hacked: Decades of data gone and no hope of recovery in sight
ZDNet's Matt Miller sits down to tell TechRepublic's Karen Roby about his devastating encounter of his phone, bank account, twitter account, and so much more being hacked.
