Accenture books US$900m in generative AI business – Software
IT services firm Accenture unveiled a US$4 billion ($5.8 billion) share buyback and beat quarterly earnings expectations thanks to strong demand for its services that…
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UNSW’s chief data officer retires – Training & Development
UNSW chief data and insights officer Kate Carruthers has announced her retirement after almost a decade in the role. Kate Carruthers. Kate Carruthers Under Carruthers’…
Synology Solution Day 2024: First Public Unveiling of Developing Enterprise-Level Products in Australia – Partner Content
The Synology Solution Day 2024 has concluded with great success, attracting over 100 IT professionals who gathered to delve into Synology’s latest solutions in data…
Synology Solution Day 2024: First Public Unveiling of Developing Enterprise-Level Products in Australia, Attracting Over 100 IT Professionals to Explore Latest Storage Innovations – Partner Content
The Synology Solution Day 2024 has concluded with great success, attracting over 100 IT professionals who gathered to delve into Synology’s latest solutions in data…
Cloud Carrier Launches Australia’s First Liquid-Cooled Data Campus in the Southern Highlands – Promoted Content
NSW, Australia – Cloud Carrier, a privately owned Australian company specialising in innovative data centre solutions, has announced the launch of the Southern Highlands Data…
Mozilla hit with privacy complaint over Firefox user tracking – Software
Vienna-based advocacy group NOYB filed a complaint with the Austrian data protection authority against Mozilla accusing the Firefox browser maker of tracking user behaviour on…
Google complains to EU over Microsoft cloud practices – Cloud
Google has filed a complaint to the European Commission against what it said were Microsoft’s anti-competitive practices to lock customers into Microsoft’s cloud platform Azure.…
Australian Red Cross brings AI into its operations – Cloud – Software
Australian Red Cross has rolled out a series of AI use cases following the completion of its foundational “digital spine”. The not-for-profit organisation has spent…
BoM apologises after live test of new tsunami warning software – Software
The Bureau of Meteorology has apologised for conducting a live test of new tsunami warning software on its weather app and social media channels, which…
Vic case worker used ChatGPT to draft child protection report – Software
Victoria’s Department of Families, Fairness and Housing (DFFH) has been directed to ban and block access to a range of generative AI tools after a…
US accuses Visa of monopolising debit card swipes – Finance
The US Department of Justice has sued Visa for alleged antitrust violations, accusing one of the world’s largest payment networks of suppressing competition by threatening…
NDIA says under-18s caught up in last year’s data breach – Security
The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) says some people caught up in a data breach last November were under 18 at the time, and the…