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Digital Right to Repair Coalition warns repair monopolies are pervasive and unavoidable
Repair.org said it is concerning that it is no longer possible to avoid repair monopolies.
Read MoreRMIT partners with Intel and AARNet for new AWS cloud supercomputing facility
The Melbourne-based university is hoping to drive innovation at scale with its new cloud supercomputing facility.
Read MoreEnterprise data breach cost reached record high during COVID-19 pandemic
IBM research estimates that the average data breach now costs upward of $4 million.
Read MoreSK Hynix posts highest profit in 3 years from strong memory demand
High demand for memory chips across the board propelled SK Hynix to record sales and operating income in the second quarter.
Read MoreChina issues mandate for food delivery riders to have minimum wages
The order to provide Chinese food delivery workers with access to minimum wages comes as part of a larger recent effort by Beijing to rein in local tech companies.
Read MoreIntel’s first foundry customers include Qualcomm and AWS
Intel also shared the process and packaging technology roadmap that will take its product development through 2025, detailing new innovations and a new naming structure for its process nodes.
Read MoreSamsung mobile boss confirms S Pen support for foldable phones
Upcoming Galaxy Z phones will feature an S Pen “designed specifically for foldable phones” and more apps, Samsung’s mobile boss says.
Read MoreNokia’s XR20 is a rugged Android smartphone with 5G for $549
It goes on sale in August and will get software updates for the next four years.
Read MoreBlockchain Australia wants safe harbour for crypto providers
Until such time regulation is introduced, the sector body wants safe harbour protections for crypto asset providers.
Read MoreCost cutting in 2021 put NTT Australia back in the black with AU$1.25 million profit
A reduction in expenses in travel and entertainment, administration, and employee benefits, plus steady revenue helped NTT Australia achieve a backflip on the after-tax loss reported in 2020.
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