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Gold Coast plans to open up expanded fibre network to telcos
The Gold Coast is planning to offer ISPs and backhaul providers access to its expanded fibre network in the hopes of reaping a financial reward for the Queensland city.
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Why Salesforce is open sourcing the AI technology behind Einstein
Salesforce is open sourcing the machine learning technology behind its Einstein AI platform.
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Lawsuit over Google location tracking
Google has been accused in a lawsuit of illegally tracking the movements of millions of iPhone and Android phone users even when they use a privacy setting to prevent it.
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CBA blames data centre woes for outage
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has attributed a major outage of its online banking services yesterday to an “issue” with one of its key data centres.
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Supply chain Woolworths’ next major tech challenge
Woolworths CEO Brad Banducci says continuing the implementation of JDA’s supply chain management platform will be the “big IT initiative” for the retailer following the completion of its 1Store program.
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NBN: Aussie Broadband calls for some fixed wireless to be replaced with FTTN, FTTC
Uptake of NBN Co’s fixed wireless network means the service is entering a “second phase” that requires “a significant government-funded capital injection and a clever approach to ongoing upgrades,” according to retail service provider (RSP) Aussie Broadband.
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Horizon Power IT manager accused of corruption
Horizon Power technology manager Paul Thomas corruptly exploited his position to have the utility pay Trusted Solutions IT, a company he owned, a report from Western Australia’s Corruption and Crime Commission (CCC) has alleged.
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Funds to help AirTrunk expand Australian data centres
Data centre operator AirTrunk says has secured $850 million in financing to undertake a “major expansion” of its Sydney and Melbourne data centres.
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NSW expands digital driver’s licence rollout
New South Wales’ trial of digital driver licences will be expanded to encompass Sydney’s east, the state government announced today.
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New Payments Platform: RBA chief blames big banks for sluggish PayID adoption
Reserve Bank of Australia governor Dr Philip Lowe says that take-up of the PayID system — which is based on the New Payments Platform — has so far been “less than earlier industry projections”.
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IBM, Maersk launch blockchain-based shipping platform with 94 early adopters
After launching a proof of concept earlier this year, IBM and Maersk have unveiled TradeLens, the production version of an electronic ledger for tracking global shipments; the companies say they have 94 participants piloting the system, including more than 20 port and terminal operators.
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CBA confirms problem with Visa transactions
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia says some Visa transactions are not being processed due to a technical issue.
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Sydney Trains blames bungled IT upgrade for transport chaos
A weekend meltdown of Sydney’s train system was caused by an “IT upgrade” according to Transport for NSW.
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India's Infosys says CFO Ranganath has tendered resignation
The Chief Financial Officer of Infosys Ltd has tendered his resignation just seven months after India's second-biggest software services exporter appointed a new Chief Executive Officer.
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Indonesia's Go-Jek close to profits in all segments, except transport: CEO
Go-Jek, Indonesia's first billion-dollar startup, is "extremely close" to achieving profitability in all its segments, except transportation, its founder and CEO Nadiem Makarim told Reuters.
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Exclusive: U.S. government seeks Facebook help to wiretap Messenger - sources
The U.S. government is trying to force Facebook Incto break the encryption in its popular Messenger app so law enforcement may listen to a suspect's voice conversations in a criminal probe, three people briefed on the case said, resurrecting the issue of whether companies can be compelled to alter their products to enable surveillance.
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Tencent-backed Qutoutiao files for U.S. IPO
Chinese content aggregator Qutoutiao Inc, which is backed by technology giant Tencent Holdings Ltd, filed for an initial public offering of up to $300 million with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday.
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Tesla stock sinks after Musk gives tearful NYT interview
Tesla Inc'sshares slumped 9 percent on Friday after Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk told the New York Times he was under major emotional stress and was preparing for "extreme torture" from short sellers.
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Nvidia forecast lags Wall Street as crypto demand evaporates
Nvidia Corpshares fell as much as 5 percent in after-hours trading on Thursday after the chip maker said cryptocurrency-fueled demand had dried up and it forecast sales below Wall Street targets, overshadowing quarterly results that otherwise beat expectations.
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Investors query funding costs at a private Tesla
Several Tesla Incshareholders have told Reuters they are concerned that the electric car maker will have to pay more to fund its growth if it becomes a private company and loses the ability to sell new shares to stock market investors.
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Angry Birds maker Rovio's games get sales boost
Rovio Entertainment , the maker of the "Angry Birds" mobile game series and movie, on Friday reported an increase insecond-quarter sales at its games business, providing a positive sign for investors after a profit warning in February.
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U.S. value stocks capitalize on 'FANG' stumbles, with room to run
The summer roller-coaster in two of the four big-cap 'FANG' names - Facebook Inc, Amazon.com Inc, Netflix Inc and Google-parent Alphabet Inc - has led to a shift, albeit slight, into value stocks.
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Uber to push further into East Africa with services like Chap Chap
Uber [UBER.UL] the global ride-hailing company, is considering expanding into two other East African countries before the end of 2018, focusing on low cost services like Chap Chap in Kenya, the company said on Friday.
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Musk's SpaceX could help fund take-private deal for Tesla: NYT
Elon Musk's rocket company, SpaceX, could help fund a bid to take electric car company Tesla Incprivate, the New York Times reported on Thursday, quoting people familiar with the matter.
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Uber opens Brazil center to improve driver, passenger safety
Ride-hailing company Uber Technologies Inc [UBER.UL] plans to open a 250 million reais ($64 million) center in Brazil to develop technology to improve safety for its riders and drivers, including for drivers to accept cash, a key payment method in its rapid expansion in Latin America, the company said on Friday.
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Brazil mall executives shrug off looming Amazon.com expansion
Fears of e-commerce taking off in Brazil have sunk shares of the country's big mall operators this year, but industry executives expressed confidence that local shopping habits, the reputation of malls as public spaces safe from crime and other factors will help them avoid the shakeout that has hit their U.S. peers.
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British watchdog says cryptocurrency scams on the rise
Cryptocurrency scams are using images of celebrities and upmarket London addresses to hoodwink consumers into parting with cash, Britain's Financial Conduct Authority has said.
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Google employees demand more oversight of China search engine plan
Google is not close to launching a search engine app in China, its chief executive said at a companywide meeting on Thursday, according to a transcript seen by Reuters, as employees of the Alphabet Incunit called for more transparency and oversight of the project.
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Turk Telekom, Turkey's Vestel clinch deal after Erdogan call to snub iPhone
Turkish fixed-line operator Turk Telekom said on Friday that it clinched a cooperation deal with Vestel after President Tayyip Erdogan called on Turks to use locally-made mobile phones instead of Apple's iPhone.
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Biometrics: Govt plays down concerns over mass surveillance, private-sector access
Officials from the Department of Home Affairs have sought to assuage concerns that a proposed national facial recognition service could lay the basis for mass surveillance.
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Angelene Falk confirmed as Australia’s new privacy czar
The government has appointed Angelene Falk as Australian Information Commissioner and Privacy Commissioner.
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Apple reassures customers after Australian media reports hack by teen
Apple Incsaid on Friday no customer data was compromised after Australian media reported a teenager had pleaded guilty to hacking into its main computer network, downloading internal files and accessing customer accounts.
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Optus takes exception to Telstra 5G claims
Optus has hit back at Telstra over claims by the larger telco that it was the first Australian mobile carrier whose network was “5G ready”.
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Whistleblower accuses Tesla of spying on employees at Gigafactory: attorney
An employee fired from Tesla Inc'sNevada battery factory filed a whistleblower complaint with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, accusing the company of spying on employees and failing to act after learning that a Mexican cartel may be dealing drugs inside the plant, his attorney said on Thursday.
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As Nvidia expands in artificial intelligence, Intel defends turf
Nvidia Corpdominates chips for training computers to think like humans, but it faces an entrenched competitor in a major avenue for expansion in the artificial intelligence chip market: Intel Corp .
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U.S. judge blocks programs letting 'Grand Theft Auto' players 'cheat'
A federal judge on Thursday awarded Take-Two Interactive Software Inc , the maker of the "Grand Theft Auto" series, a preliminary injunction to stop a Georgia man from selling programs that it said helps players cheat at the best-selling video game.
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Nvidia revenue hit by cryptocurrency drop
Nvidia shares fell as much as 5 percent in after-hours trading on Thursday after the chip maker said cryptocurrency-fueled demand had dried up and it forecast sales below Wall Street targets, overshadowing quarterly results that otherwise beat expectations.
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Digitalisation: The next telco revolution
The Australian telecommunications (telco) industry is largely responsible for the highly connected and digital world we live in today.
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Australian teen sparks FBI action after hacking Apple: media
An Australian teenager has pleaded guilty to hacking into the main computer network of technology giant Apple.
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Oracle and IBM seek to build a Java API for SIMD support
The Java Vector API aims to provide a mechanism to write complex vector algorithms in Java
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Australian Cyber Security Centre moves into new digs
The government has cut the ribbon on the new home of the Australian Cyber Security Centre.
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Fines, prison for non-consensual sharing of intimate images
Corporations could face fines in excess of half a million dollars if they fail to take down non-consensually posted intimate images — so-called “revenge porn”.
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NBN Co walks back wireless pricing proposal
NBN Co’s CEO Bill Morrow said today that the company would dump a proposed pricing construct that could have seen the wholesale pricing of some fixed wireless NBN services pegged at $20 above an equivalent fixed line service.
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NBN Co almost doubles revenue in a year
In Bill Morrow’s last full year results briefing before he leaves the role, the NBN Co chief executive today revealed that the company’s revenue for the 12 months ended 30 June had hit $1.99 billion — a 98 per cent increase on the prior year.
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ASX eyes further opportunities for blockchain tech
ASX Limited, which operates the Australian Securities Exchange, says that it is eyeing broader opportunities for a new blockchain-inspired platform set to replace one of its key systems.
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Westpac CIO Dave Curran to leave bank
Westpac’s group chief information officer, Dave Curran, will leave the bank at the end of January next year.
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Increased competition, NBN rollout hit Telstra profits
Telstra has continued to build its mobile and fixed broadband customer base but the company’s full-year results reveal the impact on the telco of the continuing migration to the National Broadband Network and a competition-driven decrease in average revenue per user (ARPU).
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Govt report reveals cost of data retention for Australia’s telcos
As of the end of FY17, Australian telecommunications providers had incurred more than $176 million in capital costs related to complying with the government’s mandatory data retention regime.
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Wireless services may cost more than fixed line with new NBN Co pricing
NBN Co is preparing to launch a bundled fixed wireless product that will see retail service providers (RSPs) pay significantly more than for the equivalent fixed line offering.
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Optus stops chasing Telstra over ‘unlimited’ ad damages
Optus has stopped chasing Telstra over damages the Singtel subsidiary it may have suffered due to a Telstra “unlimited” advertising campaign, which a court found to be misleading.
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