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NBN stumps up AU$5.2 million in credit for July lockdowns
Lockdowns have led to increased data consumption, but NBN’s previous 40% capacity boost provided to retailers in 2020 will not be returning.
Read MoreIGEA, AMTA, and John Deere use intellectual property arguments to bash right to repair
IGEA, AMTA, and John Deere argue changes to improve right to repair would cause confusion, expose consumers to potential harm, and hurt innovation.
Read MoreCisco sets hybrid work plan with no mandates for time in office
For Cisco, its hybrid approach to work is also a selling point on multiple fronts.
Read MoreEftpos QR code payments tech is ready for action
The company is gearing up to go live with its QR payments system in August, shutting down concerns it won’t be able to compete in a ‘tap and go’ dominated society.
Read MoreLG confirms it will sell iPhones at South Korean stores
Much to the ire of Samsung, LG will begin selling iPhones at its stores in South Korea starting next month.
Read MoreDigital 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.
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