The ACCC has finally announced "a public inquiry to determine whether NBN wholesale service standard levels are appropriate, and to consider whether regulation is necessary to improve customer experiences."

Thousands of police officers in Victoria are being equipped with iPad minis and iPhones with a mobile app from the Motorola-owned app developer Gridstone in a giant contract worth $50 million.

Just when you thought you bitcoins were safe as houses, a Windows trojan known as CryptoShuffler steals cryptocurrencies using a very simple mechanism: it replaces any cryptocurrency wallet address on a user's clipboard with one of its own.

It has taken a year, but HP Inc has finally completed its US$1.05 billion acquisition of Samsung's printer business.

Passwords used in businesses turn out to be a leading cause of breaches, according to a report issued by password management services company LastPass.

New Zealand’s largest telco Spark is claiming a competitive edge as the first Internet service provider to secure Telecommunications as a Service (TaaS) certifications for three of its newest services.

Global AI-driven direct audience insights and measurement platform Quantcast is partnering with applied analytics and AI firm, Quantium, in a move the two companies claim will bridge the gap between online and offline data.

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