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Merck cyber attack may cost insurers US$275 million
Insurers could pay US$275 million to cover the insured portion of drugmaker Merck & Co's loss from a cyber attack in June, according to a forecast by Verisk Analytics Inc's Property Claim Services (PCS) unit.
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People’s Choice Credit Union appoints inaugural CIO
Australia’s second-largest credit union, People’s Choice, has appointed its first chief information officer.
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Weak iPhone 8 demand drags Apple shares down
Apple’s shares fell nearly three per cent on Thursday on signs of weak demand for the iPhone 8.
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Govt strikes major strategic deal with SAP
The Govt has struck a new strategic procurement arrangement with SAP Australia in a bid to see savings on IT products and services.
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US lawmakers want crackdown on Facebook, Twitter political ads
U.S. lawmakers, alarmed that foreign entities used the internet to influence last year's election, introduced legislation on Thursday to extend rules governing political advertising on television, print and radio to also cover social media.
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Facebook’s RacerD detects hard-to-find race conditions in Java code
No longer a prototype, RacerD is part of the Infer static analysis platform
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Cisco snaps up streaming-data startup Perspica
Cisco today announced plans to acquire San Jose-based startup Perspica, a company that specializes in using machine learning to analyze streams of data. Cisco says it will integrate the Perspica technology into its AppDynamics product, which provides network and application monitoring and analytics.
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Government cuts cost of network infrastructure roll-out
Parts of the Electronic Communications Code have been updated to help communications providers deploy new infrastructure more quickly
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The World Solar Challenge over, now the real race begins
The route is long and treacherous. Completing the journey from Darwin to Adelaide through Australia’s red centre requires a sturdy vehicle and a strong will.
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Government scrutinises auDA oversight of .au
The government will review the management of Australia’s country code top-level domain, .au. Communications minister Senator Mitch Fifield today released terms of reference for the review.
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CIOs, CTOs subject to govt’s banking accountability regime
Banks will have to register the details of their chief information officers and chief technology officers under the government’s proposed accountability regime for banks.
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Pentagon pushes back against proposed cyber defence rules
U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis this week asked Congress to halt pending legislation that would compel the U.S. to alert foreign governments when the Pentagon has decided to combat certain cyber attacks, according to a letter sent to lawmakers.
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Twitter to introduce tougher anti-harassment rules
Twitter plans to toughen its rules on online sexual harassment and impose stronger penalties for misconduct, according to an email it sent to a group of safety advocates, academics and researchers that helps the social media service set its policies.
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Blockchain gains traction in fintech as payment networks emerge
Banks and financial tech companies are increasingly embracing blockchain’s native capabilities as the basis for cross-border payment networks.
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What's new in Microsoft .Net Framework 4.7.1
Upgrade to the .Net Framework improves memory allocation performance and introduces support for dynamic application configuration at runtime
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GE CIO: Machines will tell humans what to do, not the other way around
GE CIO Jim Fowler outlines his vision of connected machines and advanced analytics creating tangible economic impact
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Synchronized security is the right arsenal for modern CSOs: Sophos exec
CSO India had an intriguing chat with Joergen Jakobsen, senior vice president and managing director, APJ Sales, Sophos on the company’s big focus to steer its value proposition to the organizations.
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EU wants more complaints about Privacy Shield deal with US
European Union officials want more people to complaint about Privacy Shield, the exemption to European Union data protection law that allows businesses to export personal information to the U.S. for processing.
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Government opens dynamic purchasing system procurement for HSCN
The RM3825 Health and Social Care Network Access Services dynamic purchasing system procurement has been opened to supplier bids
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Apple and GE team up on software to track power plants, machinery
(Reuters) - Apple Inc and General Electric Co say they are working together to make it easier to write software that can track power plants and jet engines on Apple's iPhones and iPads.
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Big Blue back on the attack, analysts cautious
(Reuters) - IBM shares surged 5 percent on Wednesday after the world's first big computing company beat expectations on third-quarter revenue and gave an outlook that hinted it was back on a growth track after six years in retreat.
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EU-U.S. data transfer pact passes first annual review
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A year-old pact underpinning billions of dollars of transatlantic data transfers won a green light from the European Union on Wednesday after a first review to ensure Washington protects Europeans' data stored on U.S. servers.
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Online groceries are a hard sell, even to avid internet shoppers: poll
LOS ANGELES/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Most U.S. shoppers are fiercely loyal to local food stores, calling them better than online options, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll that raises questions about how much Amazon.com's $13.7 billion purchase of Whole Foods will shake up the supermarket business.
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Taiwan ministry expresses 'deep concern' about Qualcomm's antitrust fine
TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's economics ministry said it is "deeply concerned" about the antitrust agency imposing a $775 million fine on Qualcomm Inc , in a rare public display of disagreement between authorities.
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How Eurosport is using real-time data to create a second-screen experience
Broadcaster Eurosport talks about some of the digital technology advances improving the viewing experience for cycling enthusiasts
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Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth: IoT, Ubuntu and the yogurt of the future
Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth discusses his company, IoT and entrepreneurship with Network World.
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At GitHub, JavaScript rules in usage, TensorFlow leads in forks
Python and TypeScript makes big gains in pull requests, while Java slips to third place
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China's electric car output to hit one million next year: BAIC chairman
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's electric vehicle (EV) production could touch 1 million units next year and 3 million units by 2020, said Xu Heyi, chairman of carmaker BAIC Group, on Wednesday, likely exceeding a government set target.
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Australian Technology a 'Game Changer' for Development Site Planning - The Urban Developer
Australian Technology a 'Game Changer' for Development Site Planning
The Urban Developer
A new technology that can generate up to 3000 apartment building designs per hour that fit compliance guidelines has hit the market. Designed by the Institute of Digital Design Australia, the ArchiStarr Parametric Site Maximiser was created for ...
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What's The Laziest Reason You've Ever Used Technology? - Gizmodo Australia
Gizmodo Australia
What's The Laziest Reason You've Ever Used Technology?
Gizmodo Australia
We all do it. We text our partners when they're in the next room. We take an elevator for just one floor. And we FaceTime with the stovetop to make sure water isn't boiling over while we watch TV in the other room. Well, maybe we don't all do that last ...
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Possible bid for Nokia's key technology could hurt plant's sale appeal - Economic Times
Economic Times
Possible bid for Nokia's key technology could hurt plant's sale appeal
Economic Times
CHENNAI: Chennai is facing another setback as the move by a central agency to seek a joint bid by phonemakers for a key technology could further cloud the prospects of reopening the once-vibrant Nokia phonemaking facility in the city's outskirts ...
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China's Xi calls for more technology development - ABC News
ABC News
China's Xi calls for more technology development
ABC News
Chinese President Xi Jinping, center, former Chinese President Jiang Zemin, right, and former Chinese President Hu Jintao attend the opening ceremony of the 19th Party Congress held at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, Wednesday, Oct. 18, ...and more »
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Technology takes the tedium out of auditing - Financial Times
Financial Times
Technology takes the tedium out of auditing
Financial Times
At times, Nancy Altobello was lonely when she first joined EY, the accountancy firm, in 1980. Ms Altobello, who has spent her entire career at the firm, recalls one bleak New Year's eve spent up a ladder with a dipstick in hand, checking a company's ...
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Could improving renewable energy technology ease the power bill pinch for dairy farmers? - ABC Online
ABC Online
Could improving renewable energy technology ease the power bill pinch for dairy farmers?
ABC Online
In the New South Wales Hunter Valley, third-generation dairy farmer David Williams' Vacy property is a green oasis in a hazy brown landscape. But looks can be deceiving. His paddocks are green with a covering of pasture after more than 100 days of ...
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Qld govt funds fire evacuation technology - NEWS.com.au
Qld govt funds fire evacuation technology
NEWS.com.au
A Brisbane couple behind a fire evacuation system has received $100,000 in state government funding to support more rollouts and improvements. Australian Associated PressOctober 18, 201712:40pm. The Queensland government is backing a fire ...and more »
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Malcolm Turnbull says he expects more complaints about NBN - The Guardian
The Guardian
Malcolm Turnbull says he expects more complaints about NBN
The Guardian
Communications minister Mitch Fifield and Malcolm Turnbull. Turnbull says he is working with the minister to improve the network. Photograph: Mick Tsikas/AAP. National broadband network (NBN) ...
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Thinking Big: Why Bold Ideas, Technology and Collaboration Help Bridge the Rural-Urban Divide - PC World
PC World
Thinking Big: Why Bold Ideas, Technology and Collaboration Help Bridge the Rural-Urban Divide
PC World
Equity of access and inclusive growth have long been at the forefront when it comes to the economic and development agendas of many nations - from availability of high speed broadband networks in rural Australia, to the provision of quality healthcare ...
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JPMorgan to buy online payment provider WePay
(Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co said on Tuesday it would acquire online payment provider WePay as the bank looks to integrate payments into software used by small businesses.
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Snap and NBCUniversal launch studio to produce shows for Snapchat
(Reuters) - Snap Inc, parent company of messaging and video app Snapchat, and NBCUniversal launched a joint venture studio on Tuesday to produce scripted shows and other genres to air on Snapchat.
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U.S. senator probes Pentagon on Russian source code reviews
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. senator on Tuesday asked the Defense Department to explain how it manages the risks when it uses software that has been scrutinized by foreign governments, saying the practice may represent a national security threat.
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Everything You Need To Know About Samsung's QLED Technology - Gizmodo Australia
Gizmodo Australia
Everything You Need To Know About Samsung's QLED Technology
Gizmodo Australia
In 2017 Samsung introduced QLED as it's brand new, top-of-the-line TV offering. The name comes from the use of quantum dot technology on an LED panel, which is something they first introduced to their SUHD models in 2015. So the question is -- what is ...and more »
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IBM beats revenue estimates; hints at sales growth
(Reuters) - International Business Machines Corp'sshift to newer businesses such as cloud and security services helped it beat analysts' quarterly revenue estimates, and the technology major hinted at sales growth after nearly six years of declines.
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Technology to drive independence in older Australians - Talking Aged Care
Talking Aged Care
Technology to drive independence in older Australians
Talking Aged Care
Older Australians could be some of the first in the country to benefit from driverless car technology thanks to a new partnership. Posted 10 hours ago. Industry · Home & Community · Providers · Technology. Older Australians are expected to be among the ...
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NBN complaints grow by 159 per cent
In the 12 months from 1 July 2016 to 30 June 2017, complaints about services delivered over the National Broadband Network grew by 159.3 per cent compared to the previous 12 months, new figures released by the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) reveal.
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Google launches advanced Gmail security features for high-risk users
Alphabet's Google Inc said on Tuesday it would roll out an "advanced protection program" to provide stronger email security for some users such as government officials, political activists and journalists who are at a higher risk of being targeted by sophisticated hackers.
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Startup Magic Leap raises half a billion in new funding
Magic Leap, a well-funded and secretive startup, said on Tuesday it has raised US$502 million in a new capital funding round led by Temasek Holdings an investment firm owned by the government of Singapore.
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Devonport places third for number of telco complaints - The Advocate
Devonport places third for number of telco complaints
The Advocate
Devonport consumers have lodged 157 complaints against telecommunications services and providers, an ombudsman's report has found. The annual Telecommunications Ombudsman's Report details the number of complaints made against the nation's ...
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Traders bet on obscure e-commerce stock in speculation over bitcoin's blockchain technology - CNBC
CNBC
Traders bet on obscure e-commerce stock in speculation over bitcoin's blockchain technology
CNBC
Overstock.com shares surged to four-year highs as investors bet on the company's investment in blockchain, the technology behind bitcoin. Attention on the viability of blockchain has grown as IBM and JPMorgan Chase separately announced this week they ...and more »
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Dropbox targets freelance pros with Showcase portfolios and Professional pricing tier
Showcase is designed to make it easier for freelancers and small teams of professionals to share content.
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What is hybrid cloud computing?
How to architect a hybrid cloud and what Amazon, Microsoft and Google mean by hybrid
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