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BT Opens First Cybersecurity Hub Outside UK In Australia
BT opens first cybersecurity R&D hub outside the UK, claiming it wants to tap into talent in Sydney and New South Wales
Microsoft Azure Targets Australian Government With Two New Regions Down Under
Two new Azure regions will open in in Australia in 2018, promising the highest level of security for government data
Australia To Force Tech Firms To Provide ‘Encryption Access’
Australian government to introduce law to force tech firms to provide access to encrypted messages
Google Responds To Cloud Competition With Australia GCP Data Centres
The new cloud region will significantly reduce latency for local businesses
Internet of Trees: Melbourne Uses Smart City Tech To Stay World’s Most Liveable Place
Melbourne is the world's most liveable city. Smart technology and IoT are how it plans to stay that way as population grows
Australia Prepares For 5G With Launch Of 1Gbps 4G
Telstra and its network partners gear up for 5G launch with gigabit LTE in major Australian cities
Yahoo Data Breach ‘Affects 3,000 Australian Government Figures’
Australian media have identified government officials, MPs, judges and high-ranking federal police amongst those affected
‘Foreign Intelligence Service’ Hacked Aussie Weather Computer
Official report blames 'foreign intelligence service' for hack on Aussie weather supercomputer
Equinix To Open Four New Data Centres Across World
Equinix details 2016 growth plans with new data centres opening in Brazil, Australia, Japan, and the United States
Fujitsu Plots Australian Data Centre Overhaul
All seven Fujitsu Australian data centres to be upgraded to meet changing data landscape, with Malaga DC becoming Tier IV certified
Equinix Spends £63M On Fifth Australian Data Centre
Equinix also reports Q1 results, with a 1 percent increase in revenues over previous quarter
CenturyLink Stomps Data Centre Footprint Into Australia
Hybrid IT services can be dished out to regional and multinational corporations across five Australia locations with new data centre deal
Australian Immigration Email Exposes G20 Leaders’ Personal Information
Australian government accidentally sends G20 leaders' information to Asian Cup organisers but decides not to tell anyone
Australia Passes Mandatory Data Retention Laws
Communications metadata can now be accessed by Australian government without need of a search warrant
Equinix Melbourne Data Centre Goes Live
International Business Exchange data centre turns on down under as Equinix reaches for the enterprise
Australian Heat Wave Knocks Out Perth Data Centre
Thousands of iiNet customers affected following soaring temperatures
Australian Government Plans To Save With Open Source Drupal
The Australian government wants to build a unified CMS for all government websites, based on the open source Drupal software
Box Targets Japan, Latin America And Australia In $100m Expansion Push
Box gains new partners and investment as it looks to increase its global footprint
Canberra Store Evacuated After An iPad Bursts Into Flames
Reports indicate the culprit was an older tablet model, not iPad Air
Lulzsec Leader Arrested Down Under
Australian Federal Police have reportedly arrested the leader of the global hacking group Lulzsec
Cloud Wireless Access Burns More Energy Than Data Centres – Report
Low energy data centres miss the point - wireless cloud access costs the planet more
Reserve Bank Of Australia Hit By Hackers
Malware thought to have penetrated bank's systems
Kaspersky Calls For Cyber-Weapons Convention
Cyber-weapons are cheap, democracy is dying, and social media is dangerous – the dark prophecy of Eugene Kaspersky
Google Found Guilty Of Misleading Customers In Australia
Australia's Federal Court ruled search engine is responsible for the content of paid advertisements it displays
Apple Offers ‘Misled’ Australian iPad Owners Refund Over 4G Claim
Apple offers reimbursement, but refuses to accept that it misled customers
Samsung Wins Tablet Tiff In Oz, But US Fight Goes On
Australian High Court rejects Apple's appeal to extend Galaxy Tab ban, but US no-ban decision is appealed