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NBN hunting for long-term solution to lightning frying FttC equipment
Australian government-owned broadband wholesaler has a series of temporary measures in place as it looks for a permanent solution to fried FttC modems and units.
Read MoreIndue pockets another AU$26 million for 2-year Cashless Debit Card expansion
Indue’s AU$70 million contract is in addition to the AU$33 million Services Australia is using to rollout the welfare quarantining scheme.
Read MoreGoogle says ACCC’s work on ad tech regulation could be at odds with Privacy Act
Search giant asks the watchdog to consult with the Attorney-General’s Department, the OAIC, and privacy advocacy groups for the remainder of its ad tech inquiry.
Read MoreADHA takes ‘open-minded’ approach to My Health Record clinical information system
The Australian Digital Health Agency is offering software developers financial support and the chance to workshop their plans.
Read MoreServices Australia reported 20 security incidents to the ACSC in 2019-20
Across Social Services, the NDIS, Veteran’s Affairs, and its own operations, Services Australia says no breach of Australian citizen data has occurred.
Read MoreIntel CEO looks to dilute ‘heavy’ chip bias towards Asia
Chipmaker’s chief Pat Gelsinger urges need for a more “geographically balanced” supply of processors, noting that 80% of the world’s supply originates from Asia and this is “not a palatable” supply chain.
Read MoreScaling up on a shoestring while citizen scientists analyse the Great Barrier Reef
Researchers are using people power to help with conservation and coral recovery work of the reef.
Read MoreSamsung develops 512GB DDR5 memory for advanced computing
Samsung’s first DDR5 memory offers data transfer rate of up to 7,200Mbps and is aimed at advanced computing applications.
Read MoreXiaomi posts 246 billion yuan in revenue for 2020
Along with adjusted net profit of 13 billion yuan.
Read MoreAustralian Bureau of Statistics ‘on track’ to avoid Censusfail 2.0 come August 10
ABS just has some testing and defect remediation to do, but it said it’s otherwise ‘on track’ for the 2021 Census.
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