Archived News for IT Professionals
Australian researchers have developed a high-tech and efficient new system to transport data using atomically-thin semiconductors.
Microsoft studies home shift
Researchers from tech giant Microsoft are studying how working from home can change the workplace.
Uber arrangements uncovered
Uber Australia is disputing an $81.5 million tax bill, while sending much of its money to the Netherlands.
Disturbing 'warrants' sail through
Australia’s newest mass surveillance laws deal a damaging blow to digital rights.
Mars robot grabs first core
NASA’s Perseverance Rover has picked up some truly groundbreaking rocks.
F-35 issues continue
More questions have been asked about the future of the F-35 fighter jet program.
$2 billion in battle tech dropped
An internal report has criticised the Defence department for its scrapping of multi-billion-dollar Israeli technology.
AI forecasts programmed
Queensland researchers are working on AI weather forecasting for smart farms.
Fibres swapped in tech deal
A new deal will see VicTrack swap its fibre network with Aussie Broadband.
New scans find quantum flaws
Local researchers are working on a way to detect imperfections in quantum computer components.
Remote stroke tool saves time
Technology is improving rural NSW residents’ access to high level stroke care.
Lobby pushes Indian links
Business leaders say there should be strong technological ties between Australia and India.
Ambient charging tested
Researchers are working on a new system that could see an entire room turned into a charger for devices located within it.
2D twists could outstrip silicon
Scientists are discovering the amazing properties of atomically-thin, twisted graphene.
ARENA backs tech connection
Federal agencies are funding a new digital energy connections simulation tool.
COVIDSafe failure detailed
A damning COVIDSafe report shows the Federal Government ignored important input.
Sticky tape key to quantum comms
Experts say sticky tape can protect people from computer hackers, but not in the way many might think.