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South Korean regulator fines TikTok over mishandling child data
The Korea Communications Commission said the Chinese company collected the data of children without consent from their legal guardians.
ANU researchers crack next stage of flexible semiconductor development
The university said the organic material puts them a step closer to developing bendable electronic devices, such as mobile phones.
NNNCo to deploy IoT network for Tasmania's utility service
It will start building the network in the second half of this year.
First Australians Capital pledges to help Indigenous entrepreneurs succeed
By providing financial and advisory support where they can.
Vic government wants Canberra to deliver fairness to gig economy workers
The recommendation is one of 20 made by the Victorian government as part of its inquiry into the on-demand workforce.
Hydro Tasmania overhauls legacy IT and moves 1,400 staff to remote work
Giving all staff the capability to work from home proved to be beneficial when faced with COVID-19 lockdown-like restrictions in Australia and India.
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Chrome 84 released with support for blocking notification popups on spammy sites
Other new features that shipped with Chrome 84 include a new animations engine and a one-tap system for importing SMS passcodes into Chrome web forms.
AI startup Abacus goes live with commercial deep learning service, takes $13M Series A financing
With $18.25 million in venture capital money from Eric Schmidt, Jerry Yang, and other luminaries, Abacus Tuesday opened its deep learning service for general customer availability, with the intent of making it easy for companies to customize and scale AI in the cloud.
Grandpa, tell me about the days before the Great Distancing
When the dust settles and we start to accept the new normal, what will the world be like? We postulate one possible future through a not-quite-as-dystopian-as-you'd-think discussion between a young girl named Jayla and her wise old grandfather.
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Google's Confidential VMs may change the public cloud market
This new Google Cloud feature enables you to lock down virtual machines from would-be snoopers and attackers. Confidential VMs may be the game-changer Google needs to catch up with its AWS and Azure rivals.
Successful digital business transformation is a shift in mindset and heartset
John Hagel is a management consultant and author who specializes in helping executives to anticipate and address emerging business opportunities and challenges. Hagel has spent over 40 years in Silicon Valley. Hagel speaks about scalable learning, trust, and business model innovation in the new norm.
Microsoft July 2020 Patch Tuesday fixes 123 vulnerabilities
This month's patches fix a major wormable bug in the Windows Server DNS component.
SigRed: A 17-year-old 'wormable' vulnerability for hijacking Microsoft Windows Server
The vulnerability, fixed in Microsoft's Patch Tuesday, has been awarded a severity rating of 10.0.
Netgear Orbi RBK752 tri-band Gigabit Wi-Fi 6 mesh
Netgear expands its Gigabit Wi-Fi 6 offering with a new, lower-priced, Orbi RBK752 mesh system.
The biggest Internet of Things, smart home hacks of 2019
Attackers targeted everything from gas pumps to your smart TV this year.
Technology we hate with a passion
Hate is back in fashion again. Tech is no exception when it comes to being the target of our anger and frustration -- but this stuff truly deserves it.
The future of food includes self-driving tractors, precision agriculture, robots, AI, and IoT
Get a first-hand look at how technology is transforming the way food is being produced for a rapidly growing population.
Pictures: Inside Lenovo's new Beijing campus
Lenovo showed journalists around its recently opened campus in Beijing, which aims to create a 'Silicon Valley environment' for its 10,000-plus employees.
16 office furniture upgrades and other work space must-haves
From standing desks to telepresence robots, we dug deep, to find interesting tech buys for your office.
First look: Here's every Alexa-enabled device that Amazon revealed today
"We have a little under an hour today and maybe seventy new things to talk about." They weren't kidding!
24 internet-connected things that really shouldn't be online
A roundup of some of the more bizarre things that are online -- but really shouldn't be.
Useful devices for your smart home office
From audio-augmenting ear buds to automated coffee machines, here are the best devices for an effective home office set-up.
Bringing IoT to life in the home of the future
No longer the stuff of science fiction, IoT is becoming more pervasive -- even in the home. But imagine its possibilities for consumers over the next few years.
Research round-up: Cloud computing, IoT and cybersecurity, iPhone X and more
12 graphs which explain the tech news of the last month.
What it's like inside a life-size Google Home Max
Despite its size, the giant speaker can be moved and will begin showing up in random cities across the US.
The best IoT, smart home gadgets in 2018
Check out ZDNet's latest roundup of the hottest IoT and smart home gadgets on the market.
Unboxing the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+
We got our hands on one of the first Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ boards. Here's what it looks like and how it differs from the previous incarnation (there's one design change that could catch you out!).
Photos: Philips Hue outdoor lighting lineup
A closer look at the Philips Hue connected lighting lineup for the great outdoors.
Flying IoT devices: What the future looks like
Amy Webb, founder and CEO of the Future Today Institute, tells Tonya Hall about one of the latest tech trends, flying IoT, and they discuss what's already been done and the future of these devices.
These are the riskiest IoT devices to connect to your enterprise network
ZDNet Security Update: Danny Palmer talks to Daniel dos Santos, research manager at Forescout, about how insecure connected devices could be putting your network at risk from cyber criminals.
NEC appointed to build Asia Pacific submarine cable
The cable will span 9,400 kilometres and is expected to be completed at the end of 2022.
Honeywell Connected Enterprise CEO Que Dallara on industrial IoT, SAP partnership
Honeywell is connecting its Forge platform with SAP Cloud in a move to meld operational and financial data to better manage real estate. Read more: https://zd.net/2AbtdEx
IBM pulls in Singapore industry partners to trial 5G use cases for manufacturing
IBM will work with M1, Samsung, and Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority to showcase 5G use cases for the manufacturing sector, focusing on the use of artificial intelligence for image recognition, video analytics, and predictive maintenance.
Sky and Space enters voluntary administration
Meeting with creditors to occur within the next week.
Satellite IoT startup Myriota raises AU$28m in Series B funding round
Hostplus, Main Sequence Ventures, and former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull are among the contributors.
Optus partners with James Cook University on IoT
The seven-year agreement will see Optus' NB-IoT network rolled out at JCU's innovation centres in Cairns and Townsville.
Will consumers be convinced to upgrade to 5G?
Although 5G has gone from hype to reality, the technology isn't close yet to taking over its predecessor. And 5G's biggest impact will be on business.
You'll need more than an antivirus: 'Malware-free' attacks on the rise
Malware-free or fileless techniques accounted for 51% of attacks last year, compared to 40% the year before, as hackers turn to stolen credentials to breach corporate networks.
Street Furniture Australia builds smart 'chillout' hubs for Georges River Council's
The space features multiple environment sensors, free Wi-Fi, and charging ports.
Costa Group turns to AI 'maths robot' to improve berry yield predictions
With berry crops now planted in polytunnels, Costa Group is turning to an AI-driven IoT platform to improve its on-farm decisions.
Almost half of large Australian enterprises have deployed IoT systems: IDC
Productivity is the most chosen reason as to why Australian enterprises are using Internet of Things.
Victoria to use AI to detect heart attacks on emergency calls
Call operators to have AI help in detecting cardiac arrest.
5G: What it means for IoT
5G promises the higher bandwidth and ultra-reliable, low-latency communication needed for the next generation of IoT devices to drive the digital transformation of business processes, transportation, smart IT, and public safety.
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