IT and Telecommunications News
An international research team has recently introduced the most extensive and intricate 3D map of the universe ever produced.
AUSTRAC asked to eye TikTok
AUSTRAC has been asked to investigate TikTok over money laundering concerns.
Graphics gap allows access
Researchers say hackers could access computers via their graphics cards and browsers.
New defence spend detailed
The Albanese government has allocated $330 billion for defence spending over the next decade.
High-tech certificates go live
New South Wales has become the first state to introduce digital birth certificates.
Data centres drive crane shortage
Data on the use of cranes shows the growth of local tech services.
Radio sweep shows doses
A new study finds Melbourne's radio wave exposure has been unchanged over the past decade.
PM&C chief speaks on security
The Prime Minister’s chief advisor has reflected on Australia’s changing security mission.
Global cyber risks ranked
The new 'World Cybercrime Index’ is an effort to identify and rank the global epicentres of cybercrime.
Merger reforms detailed
Tech investors have rejected the government’s planned merger reforms, saying they could kill off start-ups.
Japan to link with AUKUS effort
Japan is set to enhance its defence technology collaboration with Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States through its participation in the AUKUS pact's second pillar.
Security change coming
A significant reshuffle of Australia's national security leadership is on the horizon.
Spreadsheet error slammed
A basic tech failure has prompted calls for an overhaul of the $70 billion government procurement system.
US and UK make AI deal
The US and UK have reached a new level of artificial intelligence (AI) regulation and collaboration.
Robo-vision jumbled
Australian researchers have developed new technology that scrambles images fed to robots in a bid to enhance security.
Uber admits snooping
Uber has defended its use of spyware to obtain confidential information on a former competitor in the Australian market.
CSIRO seeks local AI
CSIRO says Australia is in a perfect position to harness AI for its technological future.
Canva buys pro firm
Canva, the Australian graphic design giant, is buying Serif, a professional design software company based in Nottingham, England.
Bank-backed tech firm faces issues
Plutora may have to shutter its local operations, despite a $46 million investment from Macquarie Capital.