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Citrix names Bob Calderoni as interim CEO, president
Bob Calderoni, currently chairman of the Citrix board of directors, replaces David J. Henshall.
Facebook: Let's look at the positives
Facebook has often been surrounded by rumors, inferences and negative speculation. Now, of all times, isn't it appropriate to reach for some positive certainties?
'Are we willing to pull the plug?' Tech projects are under scrutiny as digital ethics concerns increase
Tech analysis firm anticipates a shift towards privacy that might mean some tough decisions ahead.
Asean champions regional efforts in cybersecurity, urges international participation
Currently the only regional organisation to adapt UN's 11 norms of state cyberspace behaviour, Asean pledges to drive deeper collaboration and interoperability amongst member states and calls for other international communities to cooperate amid increasing cyber threats.
There are two types of quantum computing. Now one company says it wants to offer both
D-Wave has unveiled a roadmap for the next few years, and it includes a brand-new project: to build a gate model quantum computer.
What took Facebook down
DNS appears to be a symptom of the root cause of Facebook's global failure. Hours later, Facebook finally came back up.
Digital transformation is changing what it means to work in tech
The role of the CIO and CTO have evolved over the years. Now, they are changing again.
Australia's Defence Industry Minister Melissa Price adds science and tech to portfolio remit
Prime Minister Scott Morrison claims adding science and tech will compliment Melissa Price's defence responsibilities.
Black entrepreneurs received just 1.2% of record $137B invested in US startups in first half of 2021
Women-only founded companies received only 2% of US venture capital dollars invested in the first half of 2021.
How game streaming services are luring the next wave of subscribers
Even after seeing rapid growth when players were forced to stay home, streaming services are preparing to attract the next wave of members.
Every country must decide own definition of acceptable AI use
Citizens and governments will need to determine what they deem to be acceptable uses of artificial intelligence, including whether the use of facial recognition technology in public spaces should be outlawed or accepted, says Telenor Research's AI and analytics head.
Your cybersecurity superpower: Here's how to influence employee behavior
As a security leader, your biggest opportunity is to engage, influence, and benefit your employees as well as your organization's customers -- and even society.
Another reason why developers are quitting: To escape from your bad code
Businesses could make their employment prospects more attractive by addressing 'technical debt', according to a new survey of software engineers.
Intel's $20 billion in new fabs won't end chip shortage
The Arizona fabs will boost Intel's new foundry business -- as it tries yet again to diversify from general purpose microprocessors.
Ways to advance your technology career
Career advancement means more responsibilities, new job opportunities, and higher earnings. Tech offers a variety of ways to advance your career.
Black Friday 2018: Top tech deals under $100
You don't have to spend a fortune over Black Friday to enjoy good deals on technology, gadgets, and gifts.
Black Friday 2018: The best early UK deals in tech
Over this week you can snap up some great deals in consumer tech, PCs, mobile devices, and smart gadgets.
Black Friday 2018: The best early US deals in tech
You don't need to wait until the day to grab a bargain this holiday season.
Inside a medical marijuana dispensary
Dispensaries in vertically integrated states like Florida are not "head shops" with black light posters, glass paraphernalia, and other trappings straight out of a Cheech & Chong movie.
Best gifts: 20 luxury gadgets for the billionaire who has everything
Money may not be able to buy you happiness -- but it certainly can provide you with some crazy technology and gadgets. Here are some of our favorite luxury gifts.
Affordable: Top tech, gadgets for under $100
Here are some of our favorite innovative and fun gadgets and gifts for tech enthusiasts. These are affordable and budget-friendly.
Our top choices for tech gifts
Here are ZDNet's top choices for technology gifts, gadgets, and accessories over the holiday season.
Best gifts: Top tech gadgets and tools for the remote worker
These are some of our top picks for technology and gifts which can make remote working smooth sailing.
13 highest-paying tech jobs in the US for 2018
Job search site Glassdoor released its list of the highest paying jobs in the US for 2018, and 13 of them were in the technology field -- up from 11 last year, and more than any other field.
A basic guide to diving in to the dark web
A frank guide to the Internet's unindexed underbelly -- the deep and dark Internet.
Mother's Day 2018: The best tech and gadgets for your mom this year
This Mother's Day, consider treating your mom to a gift, whether thoughtful or just plain fun.
Favorite gifts: Top tech, gadgets for under $100
Check out our guide to exciting technology and cool gadgets that are sure to please your special someone without breaking the bank.
Best gifts: Top tech gadgets of 2017
Here are ZDNet's top picks for technology, gifts, and gadgets for the holidays.
Best gifts: Top tech for co-workers
From more lavish gifts to stocking fillers and Secret Santa, there are great gadgets out there that your colleagues will love.
Best gifts: Internet of (Things) you can't live without
Treat yourself or a loved one to some of the best Internet of Things gifts and gadgets this Christmas.
Cybersecurity talent shortage: What are companies doing wrong?
Tonya Hall talks to Joanna Burkey, CIFO at HP, about the untapped pools of talent in the cybersecurity field and how best to reach them.
Are you a video creator? Wibbitz can help you tell your stories
Zohar Dayan, CEO of Wibbitz, explains to Tonya Hall how the user-friendly video creation platform can empower anybody to produce short-form professional videos.
Tencent Cloud opens Bahrain data centre to enter Middle East
Chinese internet giant plans to launch an internet data centre in Bahrain by year-end, marking its first facility in the Middle East and North Africa region, where it says it is seeing strong growth opportunities.
This CEO trainer got a masterclass in decision-making thanks to Jeff Bezos
Better than business school? Ann Hiatt, author and tech industry pioneer, talks to Tonya Hall about how she has worked alongside Jeff Bezos and Eric Schmidt and some of the lessons she's learned along the way.
Digital easter eggs: Why big tech love coding pranks
Tonya Hall talks to CBS Sunday Morning correspondent David Pogue about the best easter eggs of the tech world and his latest book.
NASA hikes ISS rates for commercial users after funding hit
Legal counsel at TechFreedom, James Dunstan, explains what's behind NASA's price increase for ISS commercial users.
Millions of jobs and not enough workers: How tech will transform the labor market
Daphné Leprince-Ringuet tells Karen Roby that the next 10 years will see huge changes to the job market as a result of technology adoption. This is how it will affect your career. Read more: https://zd.net/3dvKojN
The women mathematicians behind modern computing
Tonya Hall interviews Kathy Kleiman, founder of the ENIAC Programmers Project, about her documentary honoring the pioneering women who helped create modern computing.
Facebook, Google, Microsoft, TikTok, and Twitter adopt Aussie misinformation code
Code will not apply to government content, political advertising, satirical work, or other journalistic pieces that are governed by an existing Australian law.
Tech receives most Australian global talent visa approvals
From July to December in 2019, 11,013 visas were granted to those who worked in the quantum information, advanced digital data, data science, and IT fields.
Free-to-air and over-the-top viewership approach parity in Australia
The gap has shifted from a 66% difference to a 12% one in the span of five years.
Oracle and Australian Data Centres enter partnership to further government reach
It will operate the 'Oracle Dedicated Region Cloud@Customer' out of the ADC facilities in the nation's capital.
Mars 2020 landing: Seven minutes of terror
Tonya Hall talks to Robert Hogg, deputy project manager for NASA's Mars 2020 mission, about the nerve-racking Perseverance landing.
LG and Luxoft launch joint venture Alluto for webOS Auto
Alluto will offer connected car solutions based on the webOS Auto platform.
How to be a (successful) tech futurist
Tonya Hall interviews Amy Webb, CEO at the Future Today Institute, about how to follow trends and establish frameworks to make accurate tech predictions.
First Look: Sony KLVL32MRX1 LCD TV
We sit down with Sony's latest LCD TV in our Australian first look.
Kodak EasyShare CX7430
The CX7430 is basic 4-megapixel digital camera ideal for recreational users who don't require all the bells and whistles.
CorelDraw Graphics Suite 12.0
Mid- to high-level graphics professionals will like this package, but it's overkill for just touching up photos and drawing organisational charts.
Ulead PhotoImpact XL
PIXL provides a decent suite of image editing tools for beginners wanting to spice up their photos and Web designers looking for an affordable imaging solution. Read our Australian review.
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