Infosys has won the Australian Open gig while IBM has been given the boot. Tennis Australia's technology needs for the Australian Open in 2019, and for the next two years thereafter, will be provided by the Indian outsourcing giant, which has signed a three-year deal.

Getting phones to run at faster speeds when benchmark software is detected is what Huawei has been discovered doing, with the tech maker fessing up and issuing a statement.

Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation has rubbished a Google-funded report that claims news aggregators - like the search engine firm - can help struggling publishers by easing some of the negative consequences of digital disruption.

Newly opened start-of-the-art research facilities at the University of Technology Sydney will attract companies and researchers from around the globe to work on new projects in engineering and digital transformation, according to a senior UTS academic.

They don't call it goodminton, but OVO getting Badminton Australia rights for its OVOPlay streaming service is no bad thing at all.

Sydney-based tech solutions provider Secure Logic says its new TrustGrid platform that will help combat identity-related crimes and underpin the digitisation of government services, like motor registration, property titles and birth certificates.

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