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Street Furniture Australia builds smart 'chillout' hubs for Georges River Council's
The space features multiple environment sensors, free Wi-Fi, and charging ports.
Huawei to spend €200 million on new 5G plant in France
Plant to create 500 jobs and primarily service the European market.
As climate change bites, NBN is looking to preinstall satellite links at evacuation centres
NBN CEO Stephen Rue has said the climate is going to get worse and it is a serious focus for the company.
New Zealand launches independent Digital Council to advise government
It will focus on helping government to explore the wider impacts of technology on society.
ACMA mandates stronger identity checks when porting Australian mobile numbers
From April, customers will need to authorise transfers with their telco.
R U OK? using data to better target the support network of those in need
How do you track success in a marketing campaign when preventing suicide is your end goal?
Dell Technologies Q4 mixed amid strong commercial PC sales, but soft server market
Dell's infrastructure unit struggled in the fourth quarter with revenue of $8.8 billion, down 11%. Storage revenue fell 3% while servers and networking revenue fell 19%.
DocuSign acquires Seal Software to bolster AI in Agreement Cloud
Seal Software is focused on AI technology for contracts.
VMware exceeds $10B in sales in FY 2020
However, shares fell in after-hours trading as Q4 earnings fell below expectations.
Pure Storage's Q4 strong, Q1 outlook light on sales
Pure Storage projected first quarter revenue of $365 million with a non-GAAP operating loss of about $40 million. Wall Street was expecting sales of $381 million.
