Melbourne's Eastern Health attacked, some surgeries cancelled; Australia's electric vehicle policy is firmly stuck in reverse gear; IT industry veteran Steve Dixon joins Nutanix as Asia Pacific, Japan regional sales chief

Hospitals across the east of Melbourne have been forced offline and some surgeries have been cancelled following a network attack on Eastern Health.

As the rest of the developed world looks to electric vehicles to help cut their output of greenhouse gases, Australia is firmly in the backseat, looking to the past and attempting to strangle a nascent industry.
Thirty five year IT industry veteran Steve Dixon has joined Nutanix as Enterprise Sales Director for the Asia Pacific and Japan region.
Dell EMC has released 17 – count 'em, 17! – new PowerEdge servers targeting various types of workloads.
Intel's 14nm Rocket Lake-S processors, in an era where AMD is at 7nm and smartphone processors are at 5nm, are Intel's newest 11th-gen processors, led by its flagship Intel Core i9-11900K, with Intel not having released an i9 range until AMD's challenge a few years ago.
Microsoft has offered users of Exchange Server a means of mitigating the so-called ProxyLogon attack, a one-click tool that it says has been tested across the 2013, 2016 and 2019 versions of Exchange Server.
Company News: Radware has reported a series of new zero-day exploits in Microsoft Exchange Servers discovered late last year has evolved into a global hacking spree now impacting hundreds of thousands of organisations worldwide.
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