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What is NVMe, and how is it changing enterprise storage
Non-Volatile Memory Express, or NVMe, is a protocol for accessing high-speed storage media that’s designed to reduce latency and increase system and application performance. NVMe is optimized for all-flash storage systems, and it’s aimed at enterprise workloads that require low latency and top performance, such as real-time data analytics and high-performance relational databases.
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CDN failure compounded Optus' FIFA World Cup woes
Optus CEO Allen Lew has revealed that the telco has struck an agreement with SBS to have the broadcaster simulcast FIFA World Cup matches until the end of the group stages on 29 June.
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Telstra predicts 5G boost to wireless-only households
Telstra’s CEO, Andy Penn, says that the telco believes 5G could potentially boost by 10-15 percentage points the proportion of Australian households choosing to go wireless-only. Currently around 15 per cent of homes have no fixed broadband services, the CEO today told a Telstra strategy update briefing.
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Payment via smartphone, smart watch coming to Queensland public transport
A new ticketing system will allow people to pay for Queensland public transport using their smartphones, credit cards and contactless credit cards, the state government says.
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Audit reveals flaws in key Vic govt ICT transparency measure
Flawed data is being used to underpin online tool that intended to promote transparency of the delivery of major Victorian government ICT projects.
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Vocus to build subsea cables connecting PNG and Solomon Islands
The government has awarded Vocus a $136.6 million contract to build the Coral Sea Cable System.
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Telstra to slash at least 8000 jobs, create new ‘InfraCo’ business
Telstra has unveiled a new strategy — dubbed Telstra2022 — that will see net job losses of 8000, including both employees and contractors, and create a new infrastructure business unit that could potentially be spun out into an independent company.
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Cisco buys July Systems to bolster its Wi-Fi application options
Cisco says July Systems offers an enterprise-grade wireless location platform with features such as instant customer activation, data-driven behavioral insights, contextual rules engine and APIs.
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Which iPhones, iPads support Apple's iOS 12?
If your iPhone or iPad currently runs iOS 11, it'll run iOS 12 when it rolls out this fall.
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React Native mobile app framework gets a rewrite
Facebook’s framework will become lightweight and have better native integration
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NSW government earmarks $20 million for cyber security boost
The 2018-19 New South Wales budget earmarks $20 million over four years to boost the state government’s “preparedness for and response to cyber security issues across all agencies”.
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Glitch hits Telstra wholesale customers
Telstra says that a problem with a “vendor platform” affected a small number of customers of mobile virtual network operators (MVNO) that rely on the company’s network to deliver services, such as Aldi Mobile and Woolworths Mobile.
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Record turnaround for Foxtel anti-piracy injunction
Foxtel has been successful in its Federal Court application to have Australian ISPs block 28 domains linked to 15 online services.
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WA government hopes to address state’s history of cyber woe
Western Australia’s Office of the Government Chief Information Officer will officially cease operations at the end of June. The OGCIO is being transformed into the Office of Digital Government, which will be a discrete business unit sitting within the Department of the Premier and Cabinet.
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DocuSign taps Azure for local hosting
Digital signing company DocuSign has installed its software in three Microsoft Azure data centres in Australia – in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra – to enable it to meet the on-shore storage requirements of Australian government customers.
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PageUp breach: No evidence yet that data was exfiltrated
Although investigations are continuing, there is as yet no evidence of data theft in connection with the PageUp data breach that took place in May.
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Apple to fork out $9 million for misleading Australian consumers
The Federal Court has found that Apple “engaged in misleading or deceptive conduct, or conduct that was likely to mislead or deceive” in connection with so-called ‘Error 53’, which was encountered by iPhone and iPad owners after the devices had been repaired by a third-party service.
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US Supreme Court to scrutinise Apple's App Store commissions in antitrust case
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to take up Apple's bid to escape a lawsuit accusing it of breaking federal antitrust laws by monopolizing the market for iPhone software applications and causing consumers to pay more than they should.
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S5Mark is a 'VPN' that is actually a rootkit in disguise, BitDefender says
A new rootkit, Zacinlo, that attacks United States users of Windows 10 has re-surfaced. It's hidden inside a "VPN" that promises to secure your PC.
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Cisco’s David Goeckeler talks security, networking, software and SD-WAN outlook
Goeckeler, Cisco executive vice president and general manager, masterminds the company’s network and security strategy which now features ever more emphasis on software.
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Which Macs will run Apple's macOS Mojave?
The next version of Apple's desktop operating system arrives this fall. When it does, a number of Mac models won't be able to upgrade. Here's who's left out in the cold.
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Progressive web apps: The future of the web
Debate has raged for the past decade about whether mobile web will dominate or whether mobile apps will prevail. The answer is that they’re not mutually exclusive and many companies need both.
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‘Small amount’ of password-related data stored as plaintext, PageUp says
Australian HR SaaS provider PageUp has confirmed that on the “balance of probabilities” it believes that “data relating to our clients, placement agencies, applicants, references and our employees has been accessed” during a security breach that the company revealed earlier this month.
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‘Small amount’ of password data stored in plaintext, PageUp says
Australian HR SaaS provider PageUp has confirmed that on the “balance of probabilities” it believes that “data relating to our clients, placement agencies, applicants, references and our employees has been accessed” during a security breach that the company revealed earlier this month.
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Robotics roadmap for Australia launches
Robots are hard at work all over Australia. They are pulling tonnes of iron ore hundreds of kilometres across the Pilbara. They are swimming around the Great Barrier Reef killing environment damaging starfish.
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Foxtel seeks to slam door on prison drama pirates
Foxtel has returned to Federal Court for its third application for an injunction to stop Australians accessing a range of sites it says facilitate infringement of its copyright, including by providing unauthorised access to its prison drama Wentworth.
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Mastercard tech chief: Every company should emulate Netflix
As the financial services giant Mastercard continues to adapt to ever-changing consumer demands, the head of technology at the company has urged all companies to emulate Netflix when it comes to innovation.
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Huawei goes on offensive over potential 5G ban
Huawei has gone on the offensive against Australian claims it poses a security risk, issuing an open letter to the government saying that view was "ill-informed."
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NEC hits back at ACIC over biometrics project
NEC Australia says it is “extremely disappointed” with the decision of the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) to cancel the Biometric Identification Services (BIS) project.
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The bigger Cryptocurrencies get, the worse they perform: BIS
LONDON (Reuters) - Cryptocurrencies are not scalable and are more likely to suffer a breakdown in trust and efficiency the greater the number of people using them, the Bank of International Settlements (BIS)said on Sunday in its latest warning about the rise of virtual currencies.
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BIS wants tighter rules for funds offering credit, fintech
LONDON (Reuters) - Regulations introduced after the financial crisis a decade ago to smooth out banking booms and busts should be extended to funds that provide credit, or shadow banks, and fintech firms, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) said on Sunday.
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NBN closes in on 4 million active services
The latest NBN monthly progress report reveals that as of May some 3.9 million households and businesses had active services on the National Broadband Network.
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Foxconn announces North American headquarters in Wisconsin
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Taiwanese electronics manufacturer Foxconn said it would establish its North American corporate headquarters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, following the purchase of a building in the city's downtown area.
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Trump sets tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese goods; Beijing strikes back
WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said he was pushing ahead with hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports on Friday, and the smoldering trade war between the world's two largest economies showed signs of igniting as Beijing immediately vowed to respond in kind.
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Apple, Qualcomm battle over possible ban on some U.S. iPhone imports
(Reuters) - The staff of the U.S. International Trade Commission on Friday recommended that a trade judge find that Apple Incinfringed at least one of Qualcomm Inc'spatents, a move that could lead to blocking the import of some iPhones.
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Apple poaches senior self-driving engineer from Waymo
(Reuters) - Apple Inc has hired a senior self-driving car engineer from Alphabet Inc's Waymo unit, Apple said on Friday, a sign that the iPhone maker maintains autonomous vehicle ambitions.
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Google App Maker low-code tool debuts for G Suite users
App Maker uses templates for building UIs, which can be assembled via drag-and-drop
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AT&T CEO says ready to invest, WarnerMedia rebranding unveiled
(Reuters) - AT&T Inc is committed to spend as much as needed on the media business of newly acquired Time Warner Inc, Chief Executive Randall Stephenson told CNBC on Friday, with a plan to invest $21 billion to $22 billion in the combined company.
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Qualcomm-NXP deal still waiting for China nod: sources
BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China is yet to approve U.S. chipmaker Qualcomm Inc'sproposed $44 billion acquisition of NXP Semiconductors , three people close to the talks said, dismissing an earlier media report that said Beijing had already greenlit the deal.
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Google moves to end website installation of Chrome extensions
The company's walled-garden approach to browser add-ons moved another step closer to reality with a ban on the inline installation of all newly-published extensions.
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Comcast gains unconditional EU antitrust approval to buy Sky
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators have given the green light to U.S. cable company Comcast's plan to acquire European pay-TV group Sky without demanding concessions.
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Sprint, T-Mobile plan to file deal application to FCC on Monday
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Wireless companies Sprint Corp and T-Mobile US Inc have informed the Federal Communications Commission that they will formally file an application asking for approval to merge on Monday, according to a document seen by Reuters.
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Adelaide 10-gig network swamped with sign-ups, City says
More than 1000 buildings have been registered to connect to a new high-speed network for Adelaide businesses.
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ACIC ditches biometric identification project, terminates NEC contract
The Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) has confirmed that it has cancelled a contract with NEC Australia to deliver the Biometric Identification Services (BIS) Project.
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Domain name businesses fined $1.95m over ‘renewal’ notices
Domain Name Corp Pty Ltd and an associated business, Domain Name Agency Pty Ltd, have been slapped with fines worth $1.5 million and $450,000, respectively, over breaches of the Australian Consumer Law.
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Telstra prepares to offer 2Gbps downloads over 4G network
Telstra is planning to offer speeds of up to 2 gigabits per second (Gbps) over its 4G network in selected areas, the telco has revealed.
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GE to send more than 100 3D printers to Australian schools
GE is providing 103 Australian primary and secondary schools with polymer 3D printers, software and education materials to give students a “hands-on additive manufacturing experience”.
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Dementia Support rolls out automated facial recognition pain detection app
As their condition progresses, a person with dementia finds understanding what they hear increasingly difficult.
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Cisco opens DNA Center network control and management software to the DevOps masses
Opening up Cisco DNA Center's network controller, assurance, automation and analytics platform to developers holds the promise of customers building strategic network applications.
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Jetpack promises simple R package management
Jetpack’s goal is to make dependency management in R as easy as it is with Ruby’s Bundler and JavaScript’s Yarn package managers
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