Archived News for IT Professionals - March, 2023
Amazon has announced its plans to launch its first batch of internet satellites in the first half of 2024 ...
IP firm detects attack
ASX-listed intellectual property law group IPH Ltd is in a trading halt following a potential cyberattack.
Locals drive quantum probe
Australian experts have developed a new tool to probe nature with extreme quantum sensitivity.
Radio issue back-dated
The NSW Government may have known about digital radio system issues long before an interruption last week.
WA enlists supercomputer
The WA Government is using a supercomputer nicknamed ‘Big Quokka’ to crunch climate change data.
ACCC eyes tech ecosystems
The competition regulator is setting its sights on the “expanding ecosystems of digital platform service providers”.
High Court mulls breach
The High Court will soon decide if Facebook is liable for mass data breaches.
NBN links decline
New stats show the number of residential NBN services declined for the first time in the December 2022 quarter.
Online copies questioned
Media investigations suggest some universities are offering pre-made online courses with no real teaching involved.
Optogenetics growth shown
A recent summit has reviewed amazing advances in the field of optogenetics.
Robert faces robo-probe
Former government minister Stuart Robert has given his version of history to the ‘Robodebt’ royal commission.
Kogan reports stock hit
Australian online retailer Kogan has reported it is set to return to profitability after experiencing a difficult first half of the financial year.
No jail over welfare grift
A former Commonwealth public servant has avoided imprisonment despite admitting to establishing a fake Centrelink account to receive JobSeeker payments.
Ticket tech boost in ACT
A new deal should see a high-tech ticket system rolled out on ACT public transport.
TPG sees wireless rise
TPG Telecom has reported a surge in net profit for the year ended December 31 from $163m to $559m.