Pat Gelsinger: Security is broken
The security market is broken because ‘the industry got it wrong’ when consistently trying to bolt-on protection to technologies and solutions.
Stories by Julia Talevski
CSG net profit sinks $150M into the red
CSG has revealed its revenue for the 2018 financial year has fallen eight per cent to $225.7 million while its statutory net loss after tax reached $150.1 million.
Telstra's earnings and net profit take a hit
Challenging market dynamics created by the NBN rollout and increasing mobile competition have impacted Telstra’s earnings and net profit.
NSW Govt forges new deals with telcos, Microsoft and Salesforce
Microsoft and Salesforce along with a range of telecommunication providers have notched up new agreements with NSW Government.
Telstra to slash up to 8000 jobs
Telecommunications giant, Telstra has revealed it will slash up to 8000 jobs as part of a strategic review titled ‘Telstra2022.’
Victoria pulls out of government mobile black spot program
The Victorian government has decided to abandon the Commonwealth Mobile Black Spot program and choose its tower locations.
ASX taps Digital Asset for core blockchain settlement tech
The ASX has revealed it is replacing its CHESS system with new blockchain technology provided by Digital Asset.
Village Roadshow takes ticketing and payment system to IBM Cloud
Village Roadshow has deployed IBM Cloud to host its business infrastructure to scale during peak periods.
Senate inquiry set to put Govt tech projects under the spotlight
The Federal Government's portfolio of digital transformation projects will be brought under the microscope in a Senate inquiry, with a report due in December.
Dick Smith enters liquidation
In a bid to recoup some of the $260 million owed, creditors have voted in favour of putting Dick Smith into liquidation.
Dick Smith: Where it all went wrong
Aggressive store expansion, buying too much inventory, strained supplier relationships and not generating enough sustainable profit, were some of the numerous triggers that led to Dick Smith’s spectacular demise, according to McGrathNicol’s creditor’s report.
Telstra buys into CBO as part of mining tech play
Telstra has bought the mining communications technology services business from CBO Telecommunications, forming a part of its new Mining Services unit.
Darwin reseller fined $430,000 for exploiting visa workers
Darwin reseller, Hallmark Computer, has been penalised $430,000 for breaching sponsorship obligations of three 457 visa holders.
Kogan.com aims for ASX listing on June 30
Kogan.com has revealed its plans to list on the ASX on June 30 through an initial public offering that will place $168 million market value on the online retailer.
ASG Group takes customer to court
ASG Group has begun legal proceedings against the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) after failing to reach an agreement on how much indemnity ASG is owed after terminating a contract.