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Mobile networks to boost drone capabilities
The federal government will shortly be facing a string of complex technical and political decisions, with the development of proposals to adapt local mobile phone networks as a continent-wide air traffic control system for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
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Here's what your hardware needs for the AWS Greengrass IoT service
Amazon is bringing a bit of AWS magic to devices and board computers with the Greengrass IoT service, which will help boost offline data collection and analysis.
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IBM warns of rising VoIP cyber-attacks
IBM says common Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) and SIP and Cisco Skinny Client Control Protocol (SCCP) are most common targets.
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AWS Greengrass weds IoT devices with cloud
AWS Chief predicts IoT devices will increasingly become customers’ on-prem infrastructure.
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SUSE buys OpenStack, Cloud Foundry technology from HPE - iTWire
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Germany-based SUSE Linux has made a deal with HPE to buy technology and staff that will increase its OpenStack Infrastructure-as-a-Service solution and speed up its entry into the growing Cloud Foundry Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) market. The new ...and more »
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Amazon will literally truck your data into its cloud
Amazon is aiming to speed up large data transfer jobs with a truck. The Snowmobile is a big, white semi trailer that can hold 100PB of data that will then get driven to an Amazon endpoint and loaded into its public cloud storage.
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Enterprises start to migrate critical legacy workloads to the cloud
Enterprises that got their feet wet with smaller cloud projects, are starting to focus on migrating large, critical legacy workloads.
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Geohot open-sources his semi-autonomous car technology - Engadget
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Geohot open-sources his semi-autonomous car technology
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Comma.ai's self-driving software is now accessible to anyone who can read the code. Jon Fingas , @jonfingas. 9h ago in Transportation. 1 Comments. 367 Shares. Share (341). Tweet (102). Share (30). Save. Sponsored Links by Taboola. Trackr Bravo.
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New supercomputer will unite x86, Power9 and ARM chips
For once, there will be a cease-fire in the war between major chip architectures x86, ARM and Power9, all of which will be in a supercomputer being built in Barcelona.
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CBA looks forward while paying tribute to yesterday’s tech
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has marked the 50th anniversary of its first computer — an IBM mainframe that was installed in 1966 — with a three day event that celebrated the past while looking at how CBA can leverage emerging technologies.
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SSD adoption in laptops exceeds expectations
The use of solid state drives in notebooks and laptops has surpassed analyst expectations and is expected to reach 50% within the next few years.
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Microsoft declares summer's Windows 10 upgrade fit for business
Microsoft has pushed its Windows 10 August upgrade to the Current Branch for Business release track.
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AWS comes out swinging with A.I. services
Amazon Web Services CEO Andy Jassy announced three artificial intelligence services that will be available to enterprise users this year, with more expected in 2017.
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Advertising-Technology Company AppNexus Files Confidentially for IPO - Wall Street Journal
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Advertising-Technology Company AppNexus Files Confidentially for IPO
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AppNexus Inc., an automated online-advertising technology company, has confidentially filed paperwork for an initial public offering that is likely to come in the second quarter of 2017, according to people familiar with the matter. The company, which ...and more »
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Amazon accelerates and simplifies its cloud infrastructure offering
Amazon Web Services continued to push its infrastructure offering forward on Wednesday with the launch of upgrades to its existing instance types and new tools for both simplifying and accelerating computation tasks in its public cloud.
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Google gets into the low-code enterprise app development biz
Google is the latest enterprise software provider to throw its hat in the ring of low-code app development with a new service called App Maker.
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Android malware steals access to more than 1 million Google accounts
A new Android malware has managed to steal access to more than 1 million Google accounts, and it continues to infect new devices, according to security firm Checkpoint.
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Senators fail to stop new rules allowing US law-enforcement hacking
Three senators' efforts to stop a major expansion of U.S. law enforcement agencies' hacking powers has failed for now.
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AWS launches FPGA-based cloud instances to accelerate complex applications
Amazon Web Services gave its cloud customers a set of new infrastructure capabilities aimed at making its compute offering faster, simpler and more capable of running complex applications that benefit from hardware acceleration.
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Research Shows That Technology Is Helping People Make More Bad Choices Than Ever - Forbes
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Research Shows That Technology Is Helping People Make More Bad Choices Than Ever
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Answer by Dan Ariely, Professor of Psychology and Behavioral Economics at Duke University, on Quora. There is a very sad analysis that looks at the question of what is the percentage of human mortality that is either aided or accelerated by bad decisions.and more »
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A peek inside Amazon’s cloud – from global scale to custom hardware
AWS Distinguished Engineer James Hamilton kicked off a re:Invent keynote by pulling back the covers on Amazon’s cloud, and giving a behind-the-scenes look at the company’s global scale, internal architecture and custom-made servers and silicon.
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Transport Scotland turns to IoT mapping to keep roads clear in cold snap
Scottish transport authority is using Esri’s location technology to keep tabs on its gritters in icy weather
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A quote-by-quote analysis of how little Jeremy Hunt understands technology - New Statesman
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A quote-by-quote analysis of how little Jeremy Hunt understands technology
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In today's “Did we do something wrong? No, it was social media” news, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has argued that technology companies need to do more to prevent sexting and cyber-bullying. Hunt, whose job it is to help reduce the teenage suicide rate ...and more »
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HPE rolls out products to enable IoT adoption
Hewlett Packard Enterprise announced several software and hardware products to more securely manage the exploding universe of Internet of Things devices.
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Marriott Hotels offers virtual site tours
Hotel chain has enlisted London mobility startup GoInStore to offer visitors to its website virtual facility tours
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Low-cost technology to better provide drinking water in developing countries - Phys.Org
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Low-cost technology to better provide drinking water in developing countries
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Maji Safi founder John Maiyo, and company adviser John Howarter, pour water into a slow sand filter that the company is developing to provide clean and safe drinking water to schools and communities in developing countries. The technology, …more.and more »
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New Ford Fiesta technology and autonomous features explained - International Business Times UK
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New Ford Fiesta technology and autonomous features explained
International Business Times UK
Self-parking car now automatically brakes to save distracted drivers from crashing due to 'future shock'. Alistair Charlton. By Alistair Charlton. November 30, 2016 11:04 GMT. new Ford Fiesta The new Ford Fiesta has 15 driver assistance technologies ...and more »
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The Tension Between Technology And Engagement In The Workplace - Forbes
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The Tension Between Technology And Engagement In The Workplace
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Employee engagement has had quite a run in the spotlight, and many organizations are intent on cracking the code to develop and sustain high levels of engagement that, in turn, drive other business performance outcomes. Research suggests a direct ...
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Oracle cuts management, messaging specs in Java EE 8
Oracle also wants to transfer MVC spec to another organization due to shifting priorities
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Govt to invest Rs 145cr at the new MSME Technology Centre - YourStory.com
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Govt to invest Rs 145cr at the new MSME Technology Centre
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Union Minister of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSME) Kalraj Mishra on Tuesday laid the foundation stone for MSME Technology Centre at Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh. The technology centre will focus on technological and skilled manpower support ...and more »
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Study warns of human rights risks from censoring online terror content
Internet companies should not be required to monitor third-party terrorist content that they host or transmit, nor should they face direct or indirect liability from governments for such content, according to a new study.
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Tickets.ie is hiring 20 people to develop technology to fight ticket touting - Newstalk 106-108 fm
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Tickets.ie is hiring 20 people to develop technology to fight ticket touting
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It hopes to help real fans to get to gigs, matches, and festivals around the country... Business & Tech. Tickets.ie is hiring 20 people to develop technology to fight ticket touting. Pexels. Joseph Conroy. 9:38 30 Nov 2016. Joseph Conroy 8 minutes ago ...and more »
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New hope in breast cancer probe - The Advertiser
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New hope in breast cancer probe
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BREAST cancer surgeons will be able to more easily and efficiently distinguish between cancerous and healthy tissue thanks to cutting-edge technology developed by University of Adelaide researchers. Scientists at the University's Centre for Nanoscale, ...and more »
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Optical fibre technology by Adelaide Uni researchers to help breast cancer surgeons - Herald Sun
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Optical fibre technology by Adelaide Uni researchers to help breast cancer surgeons
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BREAST cancer surgeons will be able to more easily and efficiently distinguish between cancerous and healthy tissue thanks to cutting-edge technology developed by University of Adelaide researchers. Scientists at the University's Centre for Nanoscale, ...
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Wisconsin recount over suspected hacking will not be by hand
A judge in Wisconsin has refused to order a recount by hand of ballots cast in the state for the U.S. presidential elections, shooting down a petition by Green Party candidate Jill Stein that the use of automatic tabulating equipment, identified as potential targets of foreign government agents, “risks tainting the recount process.”
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Key characteristics of analytics leaders
In an era of digital transformation, growth in data is creating an environment where organisations need to adopt robust analytics capabilities just to keep pace.
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Technology helps rural health workers connect | Chinchilla News - Chinchilla News
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Technology helps rural health workers connect | Chinchilla News
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TECHNOLOGY is helping rural health practitioners learn new skills from the comfort of their office chairs. Miles Hospital nurse Helen Wylie has recently ...and more »
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Technology helps rural health workers connect - Chinchilla News
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Technology helps rural health workers connect
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TECHNOLOGY is helping rural health practitioners learn new skills from the comfort of their office chairs. Miles Hospital nurse Helen Wylie has recently participated in an innovative new mentoring program specifically for child health nurses in rural ...and more »
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Top five technology toys for Christmas 2016 - News.com.au - NEWS.com.au
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Top five technology toys for Christmas 2016 - News.com.au
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TECHNOLOGY isn't just for serious work applications.and more »
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Tech toys for the wee geek - NEWS.com.au
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Tech toys for the wee geek
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TECHNOLOGY isn't just for serious work applications. It can be fun and it can be for everyone, from those who want to fly their cameras high, to others who prefer crawling along the ground with hi-tech caterpillars. We've assembled five of the top ...and more »
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Five top technology toys for the wee geek in your life this Christmas - NEWS.com.au
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Five top technology toys for the wee geek in your life this Christmas
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TECHNOLOGY isn't just for serious work applications. It can be fun and it can be for everyone, from those who want to fly their cameras high, to others who prefer crawling along the ground with hi-tech caterpillars. We've assembled five of the top ...and more »
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Government loses chief digital officer
The government’s chief digital officer, Paul Shetler, has resigned.
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The new Mirai strain has gone far beyond Deutsche Telekom
The latest strain of Mirai, the malware that’s been infecting internet routers from Germany’s Deutsche Telekom, has spread to devices in at least 10 other countries, according to security firm Flashpoint.
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Sydney Aquarium to trial shark detection technology - Echonetdaily
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Sydney Aquarium to trial shark detection technology
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Researchers from the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Australian company Shark Mitigation Systems and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) will test shark detection technology at Sea Life Sydney Aquarium. DPI Fisheries deputy director ...and more »
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Medibank to invest $40 million in new ERP system
Medibank Private will spend $40 million on a new enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, as the health insurer continues to bed down a major technology transformation program.
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Adopting technology for operational efficiency in aged care - Australian Ageing Agenda
Australian Ageing Agenda
Adopting technology for operational efficiency in aged care
Australian Ageing Agenda
Aged care facilities can utilise emerging hardware and software to drive improved business and care outcomes, but this requires investment in infrastructure, writes Paul Craven. Paul Craven. Aged care residents are gaining more control over their own ...and more »
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