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Science and technology hub for Hobart CBD wins Infrastructure Australia approval
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A $400-million science and technology precinct for Hobart's CBD is now a step closer to becoming a reality. The University of Tasmania wants to turn a city car park into a STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) hub and Australia's peak ...
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Science and technology hub for Hobart CBD wins Infrastructure Australia approval - ABC Online
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Here’s how the US government can bolster cybersecurity
Almost 20 years ago, Chris Wysopal was among a group of hackers who testified before U.S. Congress, warning it about the dangers of the internet.
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Microsoft's decision to scrap February security updates unnerves patch experts
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HPE joins Cisco, Juniper with faulty clock technology problem ... - Techworld Australia
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HPE joins Cisco, Juniper with faulty clock technology problem ...
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise is the latest vendor to identify a faulty clocking component of its products that can cause them to crash and not recover.and more »
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HPE joins Cisco, Juniper with faulty clock technology problem
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SAP license fees are due even for indirect users, UK court says
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SAP license fees are due even for indirect users, court says
SAP's named-user licensing fees apply even to related applications that only offer users indirect visibility of SAP data, a U.K. judge ruled Thursday. The consequences could be far-reaching for businesses that have integrated their customer-facing systems with an SAP database, potentially leaving them liable for license fees for every customer that accesses their online store.
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Mark Cuban says Trump is 'unaware of how technology works' - CNBC
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Mark Cuban says Trump is 'unaware of how technology works'
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President Donald Trump should be more aware of tech advancements in machine learning and artificial intelligence, business mogul Mark Cuban told CNBC on Friday, and how that will impact America's future. Trump doesn't understand technology, the ...and more »
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Facebook’s latest goal is to connect (and save) the world
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Insecure Android apps put connected cars at risk
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How technology can be the abuser's best friend - The Sydney Morning Herald
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The Sydney Morning Herald
How technology can be the abuser's best friend
The Sydney Morning Herald
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Swedish capital uses Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to cut road congestion
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Raspberry Pi roundup: Hi, my breath is fresh, remote access, and a darker shade of Pi
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Google Go 1.8 steps up compilation, garbage collection
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Atom-thick circuit breakthrough 'next revolution in electronics'
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Arrest of Samsung’s Lee may not affect smartphone business in short term
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$2M Grant for Technology Against Poverty - Pro Bono Australia
Pro Bono Australia
$2M Grant for Technology Against Poverty
Pro Bono Australia
Global technology giant Google, in partnership with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, has shared a $2 million prize pool between four Australian not for profits in recognition of their use of technology against poverty. SHARE ...
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Gaps in technology knowledge remain - North Queensland Register
Gaps in technology knowledge remain
North Queensland Register
Robert Woods, director of design solutions with KG2 Research, says farmers and agronomists still feel they have more to learn about cropping technology solutions. TECHNOLOGY has helped evolve the grains industry over the past decade, but the results of ...
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Gaps in technology knowledge remain - Queensland Country Life
Gaps in technology knowledge remain
Queensland Country Life
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Taking risks with art and technology - ArtsHub (subscription)
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Taking risks with art and technology
ArtsHub (subscription)
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How to fight your toddler's technology addiction - Ten Eyewitness News
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How to fight your toddler's technology addiction
Ten Eyewitness News
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Government IT projects to face scrutiny
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Village Roadshow aims to block 40 pirate sites
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Medibank ready to move new SAP platform out of hypercare
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IAG to open InsurTech hub in Singapore
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NBN revamps pricing again, offering individual discounts for RSPs
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