X agrees to not use some EU user data to train AI chatbot – Software
Social media platform X agreed on Thursday not to train its AI systems for now using the personal data collected from European Union users before…
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Yarra Valley Water tackles leaks with IoT-backed ‘noise loggers’ – Networking
Melbourne’s largest retail water utility Yarra Valley Water (YVW) has added a host of internet of things sensors to detect leaks across its waterways. YVW…
Services Australia’s sweeping security uplift plans for myGov – Security
Services Australia will implement a range of security challenges and controls in myGov by June next year after exploitation of the platform’s single sign-on model…
Browser vulnerability can be used to breach local networks – Security
Security researchers have uncovered a browser vulnerability impacting MacOS and Linux users that can be used to breach local networks. The vulnerability, reported to browser…
Trend Micro explores sale – Security
Trend Micro, a Japanese cyber security firm with a market value of about 950 billion yen ($9.9 billion), is exploring a sale after attracting buyout…
Starlink’s rise draws more ACCC attention – Telco/ISP
Starlink’s rising customer numbers in Australia has the competition watchdog wanting regular updates on its subscriber growth. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) wants…
Securing Modern Enterprise: IT Leaders Address Third-Party Risk Management – Partner Content
Vodafone Business recently hosted a webinar, ‘Thrive Anywhere: Securing the Modern Enterprise,’ featuring Bhupinder Singh, President of Asia Pacific and Middle East, and Andy Linham,…
CSR uses analytics for transport, manufacturing visibility – Cloud
CSR, the maker of iconic building products like Gyprock and Bradford insulation, has invested several years into data architecture and the creation of new datasets…
Defence advances ‘novel’ analytics capability – Cloud
More details have emerged about Defence’s “resilient decision highway” analytics project, which is intended to improve “operational decision-making” within the Australian Defence Force. Defence has appointed…
How chip giant Intel spurned OpenAI – Hardware
For US chip giant Intel, the darling of the computer age before it fell on harder times in the AI era, things might have been…
Dual Challenge: Securing Modern Enterprises While Enabling Remote Work – Partner Content
This issue was at the forefront of a recent webinar, ‘Thrive Anywhere: Securing the Modern Enterprise,’ presented by Bhupinder Singh, Vodafone Business’s president of Asia…
BHP taps Azure to keep to its ERP transformation timeline – Cloud – Software
BHP has made the shift from ECC to S/4HANA for its 1SAP enterprise resource planning environment, with Azure cloud services playing an eleventh-hour role in…