| Hi John, Google has refused to patch a vulnerability in older versions of Android that allows malicious attackers to track and locate smartphones, unless users upgrade to the latest version, or Android Pie.
Networking hardware provider NetComm Wireless has extended an April agreement with NBN Co to supply reverse-powered distribution point units known as high port count DPUs to the company rolling out Australia's national broadband network.
Sydney-based cyber security incident identification and response services company Brace168 is partnering with Bitglass, the Next-Gen Cloud Access Security Broker, to provide data protection services to businesses in the Australian market.
National Narrowband Network Co, the Australian company building a national narrowband network in Australia for IoT, has appointed former Vocus chief financial officer Rick Correll to a newly created position as director, corporate development.
Lenovo's Data Centre Group has been working with the Barcelona Supercomputer Centre to explore how AI can improve the accuracy of retinal disease scanning, with AI, deep learning and the future of AI in the enterprise also beneficiaries. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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