Qantas embraces Polylith in part of its software engineering – Software
Qantas is making use of the open source Polylith software architecture and tooling to make it simpler and less resource-intensive to make changes to websites…
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Microsoft says state-sponsored hackers spied on its executives – Security
A Russian state-sponsored group hacked into Microsoft’s corporate systems on January 12 and stole some emails and documents from staff accounts. The Russian group was…
AWS to invest US$15 billion to expand cloud in Japan – Cloud
Amazon Web Services (AWS) plans to invest 2.26 trillion yen ($23 billion) in Japan by 2027 to expand cloud computing infrastructure that serves as a…
Sam Altman seeks to raise billions for AI chip factories – Hardware
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman plans to use the billions of dollars he is trying to raise for a chip venture for setting up a network…
Google Maps and other apps asked to restrict route options during Olympics – Software
Navigation applications, such as Google Maps, have been asked by Paris’s public transport authority to restrict suggested routes during the 2024 Olympic Games to the…
644 NDIS users not told which medical records leaked, seven months after HWL Ebsworth hack – Security
Almost 650 National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) participants and prospective participants have still not been told which of their health records were leaked on the…
University of Notre Dame Australia seeking CIO – Strategy – Training & Development
The University of Notre Dame Australia is seeking a chief information officer, with current CIO Darryl Kefford taking a new role as chief service improvement…
Google to tweak search results to comply with EU tech rules – Software
Google will tweak online search results to give comparison sites more prominence, the company said, as it outlined efforts to comply with new EU tech…
AI buzzes Davos, but CEOs wrestle with how to make it pay – Software
Bright banners tout the promise of artificial intelligence along the main promenade of Davos, but executives at the World Economic Forum (WEF) say they are…
There’s insight gold hidden in the mountains of data – Partner Content
Today’s hybrid-everything environments generate enormous amounts of data, in numbers that are hard to understand and to visualise. In 2020, the estimate of data created…
Vic gov nears decision for AI-enabled monitoring on school networks – Networking – Security
The Victorian government is set to choose between three AI-enabled monitoring tools “early this year” as part of a plan to improve the security of…
Home Affairs splits telco services between Optus, Vocus – Telco/ISP
Home Affairs has split its telecommunications services work into five streams and awarded work so far to Optus and Vocus. The department decided to restructure its telecommunications…