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Lenovo claims record but flat revenue for third quarter
Chinese company warns there will be short term hits due to coronavirus.
ISA calls for equal attention to be paid to non-R&D innovation
Those that look beyond R&D innovation are more likely to survive the global innovation race.
Aussie blockchain startup Power Ledger wants changes to ICO tax rules
Power Ledger reckons addressing the 'anomalies' in taxation rules would allow Australia to be competitive in the blockchain sector.
SK Hynix imposes quarantine over coronavirus contact
The Korean memory maker has shut down some of its facilities and has asked its workers to be quarantined at homes due to an employee making contact with a confirmed novel coronavirus patient.
Watchdog ponders tougher independent oversight for Australia's encryption laws
There's no sign of mass surveillance, but the Independent National Security Legislation Monitor suggests a UK-style 'double lock' system for authorising access to encrypted communications.
Qantas on track to deliver AU$400m in transformation benefits in FY20
Part of these transformation benefits are being underpinned by a number of digital initiatives.
NBN pricing changes saw ISPs shift wholesale plans from 25Mbps to 12Mbps
TPG and Vocus are the only major telcos to see a decline in 25Mbps while increasing 12Mbps connections.
Rimini Street inks Australian whole-of-government deal
Volume sourcing agreements have now been established with Rimini Street, Amazon Web Services, SAP, Microsoft, Concur, and IBM.
Exclusive: Details of 10.6 million MGM hotel guests posted on a hacking forum
MGM Resorts said security incident took place last summer and notified impacted guests last year.
New company BluBracket takes on software supply chain code security
The world runs on DevOps-driven, open-source software, and BluBracket wants to help you to protect your code.
