As usual, Nvidia has used its annual GTC conference to announce multiple new products. On the enterprise side, they include Nvidia Spectrum-4, said to be world's first 400Gbps end-to-end networking platform for data centres.



ACMA's disinformation report includes an examination into the online disinformation and misinformation environment in Australia and the ACMA’s assessment of the Australian Code of Practice for Disinformation and Misinformation.

The Federal Government's announcement of an additional $480 million investment in regional broadband cannot be taken to indicate that the services will automatically improve as the money could just be an election handout, independent telecommunications consultant Paul Budde says.

Data cloud specialist Snowflake has launched its Healthcare & Life Sciences Data Cloud, said to be a single, integrated, and cross-cloud data platform that eliminates technical and institutional data silos.

Apple enterprise management specialist Jamf's new Jamf Fundamentals plan provides SMEs with mobile device management technology plus malware prevention, password sync, self service functionality for Mac, and the ability to deploy any iPad and iPhone app, custom profiles and macOS packages.

The chief security officer of the identity services firm Okta has issued an updated statement about the claims of a breach of the company, saying there has been no breach and everything is fully operational.

And as always there's plenty more today, so for all the news please visit www.itwire.com.

Stephen Wiithers, newsletter editor, iTWire

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