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Building cyber radar systems could alert Indo-Pacific nations and their allies
Former NSA chief Keith Alexander imagines AUKUS and the Quad nations sharing government and private sector data, and using AI to build a cyber radar early warning system.
Read MoreSamsung to record its highest sales in Q3 from increased chip prices
The Galaxy device maker’s operating profit for Q3 was its second-highest to date, thanks to semiconductors and smartphones.
Read MoreCBA wants to migrate two-thirds of compute into public cloud by the end of FY22
Commonwealth Bank has stood up three ‘execution factories’ to help speed up its cloud migration program.
Read MoreJFTC starts another antitrust probe against Apple and Google on smart devices: Report
The latest antitrust probe will explore market conditions for smartphones, smartwatches, and other wearables.
Read MoreAmerican Express® Business Gold Card review: One of the best for business owners
You can earn 4X the points on select purchases up to $150,000 with the American Express® Business Gold Card. Plus, you’ll earn 70,000 rewards points if you spend $10,000 in the first three months.
Read MoreScott Morrison says social media platforms are publishers if unwilling to identify users
Morrison, Joyce, and Cash all on Thursday called out the tech giants for the content that resides on social media platforms.
Read MoreDTA certifies four cloud providers to store sensitive government data
Amazon Web Services, AUCloud, Sliced Tech, and Vault Cloud have been chosen by government to store sensitive data on the cloud.
Read MoreAustralia Post trials smartphone solution to help in-store staff better serve customers
Australia’s postal service has developed an all-in-one mobile solution that could potentially replace multiple devices currently used by post office staff.
Read MoreTPG launches 5G fixed wireless as NBN alternative
Plans come in AU$5 cheaper than the 5G fixed wireless offering from stablemate Vodafone Australia.
Read MoreEuropean Parliament passes non-binding resolution to ban facial recognition
In the midst of supporting a facial recognition ban for law enforcement, the European Commission is reportedly preparing to charge Apple for acting anticompetitively with its NFC block.
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