Google gives a glimpse of its antitrust trial defence – Software
Google gave a glimpse of a main leg of its defence in court, through data showing users happily stick with its search engine when pre-installed…
Google gave a glimpse of a main leg of its defence in court, through data showing users happily stick with its search engine when pre-installed…
SAP SE’s Indian arm hopes to double its share of the German software giant’s patents and add 3,000 jobs per year as it bets bigger…
Beyond Bank is looking for a chief information officer, following the departure of Fiona Floyd from the role. The bank announced the vacancy in a…
Vocus has called for new submarine cable protection zones, to reflect the burgeoning deployment of cables away from the existing zones in Sydney and Perth.…
A hacking group named Scattered Spider brought down the systems of the US$14 billion ($21.7 billion) gaming giant MGM Resorts International this week, as US…
The US Justice Department has sought to show how Google did all it could to get people to use its search engine and build itself…
NAB wants the governent to impose minimum cyber security standards on cloud providers, due to the power imbalance in trying to negotiate clauses into cloud…
ANZ Banking Group said it has stopped more than 500 attempts at opening a fraudulent digital bank account using stolen data in the past year-and-a-half.…
MECCABrands has hired more data engineers, expanded its sales and marketing teams’ access to customers’ behavioural data, and plans to launch a new analytics platform…
Apple has defended its iPhone 12 model after a French watchdog ordered a halt to its sales citing breaches of European Union radiation exposure limits.…
Professional services firm EY said it has invested US$1.4 billion ($2.2 billion) in artificial intelligence and was rolling out a platform offering AI-powered versions of…
The government is having a second go at legislation for identity and facial matching services, one that will still enable central identity data pools to…