Apple workers who are members of the Retail and Fast Food Workers Union went on strike for an hour on Tuesday in the first retail national industrial action in Australia.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) plans to open an infrastructure region in Thailand. which it says will consist of three availability ones, adding to the existing 87 availability ones across 27 geographic regions, including Australia.

Nokia has launched itsAI Maturity Assessmentdeigned to help communication service providers (CSPs) better leverage autonomously driven software solutions that can reduce network congestion, improve network quality, and enhance the customer experience with new products and services.

Mobile infrastructure services across regional Australia will be the focus of a new parliamentary inquiry.

The new American rules restricting sales to China of semiconductors and the equipment needed to make them will affect Washington more than Beijing in the long run, a prominent American economist claims.

Monash University has launched a new project designed to help to capture food consumption data with an aim to inform and enhance public health and nutrition policy in Malaysia.

The Air Conditioning and Mechanical Contractors’ Association of Australia has joined software company Autodesk’s membership training provider program.

DIY security specialist Swann's new CoreCam wireless security camera is said to operate for up to 90 days on one change.

The National Ceramic Industries Australia has deployed Australian manufacturing performance software company OFS’ solution to measure and conserve its energy usage in real time to beat the looming energy crisis.

Three quarters of Australian workers feel they’re prevented from taking annual leave due to the cost-of-living pressures and demanding workloads, according to the latest industry research from software company ELMO.

Ride-sharing service inDrive has partnered with MapUp’s toll intelligence service TollGuru to supply local travellers with information for toll roads in Sydney and cities across Australia.

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Stan Beer, newsletter editor, iTWire

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