IT and Telecommunications News
An Australian-developed technology is revealing deep-space mysteries by sifting through signals like grains of sand.
DeepSeek upsets tech giants
A Chinese AI system has shaken up global markets and intensified the US-China AI race.
New MOU to boost skills
The federal government is teaming up with the tech sector to improve digital services.
Services to switch "clunky" tech
Services Australia has launched a 10-year transformation of its IT architecture ...
WA populating AI board
The WA Government has appointed seven experts to its newly formed AI Advisory Board.
Fossil firms share phrases
New research shows a range of fossil fuel industries tweeting together for “climate obstruction”.
AI translator advances
Researchers have developed an AI-powered translation model capable of real-time speech-to-speech translation.
Class action on LinkedIn training
Legal action accuses a social media giant of training AI on users’ data without their consent.
IBM to drive Home Affairs shift
Home Affairs has signed a new $165 million contract with IBM to modernise its mainframe systems.
CBA to see myGov ID
Commonwealth Bank has partnered with Services Australia to test a new identity verification system ...
Council AI growing
Logan City Council's AI-driven CCTV network is reshaping public safety monitoring.
Chip 'cat' aids quantum tech
A cat that is both alive and dead might save computers from their own mistakes.
Amazon savaged in safety review
Amazon’s relentless pursuit of speed is leaving its warehouse workers injured at alarming rates.
AUSTRAC alleges betting gaps
An Australian betting empire faces court over alleged money-laundering blind spots.
Meta settles data case
Meta Platforms has reached a $50 million settlement over the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
New plan to drive AI
The Albanese Government has unveiled a new initiative aimed at making Australia a global leader in artificial intelligence (AI).
Court action for crypto major
ASIC is taking Binance Australia to court for allegedly leaving investors unprotected.
Local rover set for Moon mission
An Australian consortium has been chosen to deliver the nation’s first lunar rover.
High-tech efforts funded
Millions in funding has been provided for research projects that link Australian scientists with international peers.