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Seccom Global transforms infrastructure with ioFABRIC to stay ahead of...
Australian cyber security consultancy, Seccom Global, has supercharged its internal network following the introduction of ioFABRIC to its infrastructure. Updating storage infrastructure has been an...
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REVIEW: Samsung’s new portable SSD T5 is alive – and faster!
Samsung’s SSD Number T5 is alive with faster USB-C, a faster transfer speed, a new colour scheme, two types of USB cable for greater flexibility and the superfast operation, lightweight construction...
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Game of Phones: Telco shares to June 2017 see Telstra down; Optus, Aldi and...
Kantar has released its carrier share figures for the Australian consumer mobile market up to June 2017, and as usual, the game of carrier share numbers has changed. The great Game of Phone contracts...
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ThreatMetrix Q2 ’17 cyber crime report: highest-levels of attacks ever,...
Dramatic cyber crime growth with 144 million attacks detected over the last 90 days mean they are at the highest-ever levels recorded, with emerging digital business models targeted by their evolving...
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EFTsure, PwC team up to tackle payment fraud
Australian secure payments data platform, EFTsure, is collaborating with professional services firm PricewaterhouseCoopers Australia in a move aimed at helping clients to mitigate the risk of...
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Malik departs Akamai for Freshworks
Freshworks, a California-based cloud business software provider, has appointed Sidharth Malik to the newly created global position of chief revenue officer. Malik brings over 22 years of global...
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Millennials in the vanguard of workforce of the future: survey
Millennials are predicted to make up 75% of Australia’s workforce by 2025 and are set to make a “positive and progressive” impact on Australian business, according to a new research report. The...
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Troubled Avaya reports quarterly revenue dip
Global communications company Avaya has seen a dip in revenue of US$1 million down to US$803 million for the third fiscal quarter which ended on June 30 compared to the prior quarter. Avaya’s revenue...
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Gartner: AI, immersion and platform ‘megatrends’ to drive digital business...
With over 100 Hype Cycles already published by Gartner this year, one of its most famous is the “Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies, 2017”, targets AI everywhere, transparently immersive experiences...
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Ciena on board with Sydney Trains contract
Sydney Trains has selected Ciena’s 6500 Packet-Optical Platform in a move aimed at mproving public services across its transport system with a faster, low latency and reliable data network. The...
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Optus seals reseller deal on NBN services
Optus Wholesale has partnered with telecommunications systems and solutions provider BTB Australia in an exclusive National Broadband Network reseller agreement. Under the agreement, Optus will deliver...
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People-less Analytics
We caught up with Greg Nichelsen, Executive Manager, Customer Data and Analytics, from Suncorp to gain insight on Artificial Intelligence in combination with analytics, and how it impacts the...
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Telstra: Samsung Galaxy Books with 2 free gifts of Multiport adapter,...
As telcos continue morphing into electronics stores, Telstra has launched Samsung’s new Windows 10-powered Galaxy Book 2-in-1 tablet in both 10.6 and 12-inch sizes, outright or on a plan with two free...
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Moonhack cracks world record, goes global with Code Club Aussie kids help
Code Club Australia’s coding initiative, Moonhack, backed by the Telstra Foundation, has gone global, breaking last year’s record with 28,575 kids from 56 countries participating in the annual...
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NBN: Bill Morrow should hang head in 12Mbps of shame
COMMENT Former prime minister Kevin Rudd first spoke of a 12Mbps NBN back in 2007, which even then wasn’t that fast, so to still have 29% of Australians stuck on 12Mbps in 2017 is shameful. Remember...
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Pivotel acquires Global Marine Network to speed up satellite data and lower...
As part of an accelerated push into the satellite data comms market, with faster satellite and mobile Internet for consumers, Pivotel’s latest pivotal move is an acquisition. Australian...
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VIDEO: Samsung to stream Coldplay live in Virtual Reality
Want to stick on a Samsung Gear VR headset and attend a Coldplay concert so your visual cortex delivers a head full of dreams? Then your dreams have come true! Samsung Electronics and Live Nation have...
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Maersk says Windows ransomware attack may cost it US$300m
The container shipping company A.P. Moller–Maersk Group expects that a Windows ransomware attack it suffered in June will cost it between US$200 million and US$300 million. In a note accompanying thge...
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HBO arm leaks episode of Game of Thrones
Another episode of season seven of the popular Game of Thrones TV series has leaked on the Web, with a division of HBO, the owner, being responsible for the initial leak. Episode six was accidentally...
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Telstra shares hammered after dividend change announced
Shares of Australia's biggest telecommunications company have been hammered this morning after the announcement that it would be cutting its dividends by 30% from next year onwards. Telstra's shares...
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