Nvidia’s French offices raided in cloud competition inquiry – Cloud – Hardware
France’s competition authority raided Nvidia’s local offices this week on suspicion the chipmaker engaged in anticompetitive practices, the Wall Street...
Read more →France’s competition authority raided Nvidia’s local offices this week on suspicion the chipmaker engaged in anticompetitive practices, the Wall Street...
Read more →NAB-owned UBank has farewelled its chief information officer Brian Parker, who has retired from the industry after 45 years. Brian...
Read more →Queensland’s rental sector regulator is looking to find a replacement chief digital officer after the departure of Greg Watts to...
Read more →The government will draft laws to make automated decision-making more transparent, criminalise malicious re-identification of information, and add technical requirements...
Read more →The government has offered “in-principle” – conditional – support for over half of the recommendations from a two-year-long review of...
Read more →American and Japanese authorities are warning Chinese actors known as BlackTech have been taking over routers, singling out Cisco units,...
Read more →Cisco has patched vulnerabilities in several versions of its Catalyst SD-WAN software. The company said the vulnerabilities affect SD-WAN APIs,...
Read more →AnglicareSA is continuing work to build a ‘single view of customer’, with one aspect of the journey connecting siloed systems...
Read more →Meta Platforms has rolled out new AI products for consumers, including smart glasses that can answer questions and stream directly...
Read more →ChatGPT users will now be able to surf the web, Microsoft-backed OpenAI said, expanding the data the viral chatbot can...
Read more →Swinburne University of Technology is looking for a chief information officer (CIO). The position description [pdf] states the CIO reports...
Read more →An ancient timing oracle attack against RSA encryption has re-emerged, with a Red Hat researcher saying an oracle attack first...
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