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ICT News
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SA hit by multiple cyber incidents
State issues warning about targetted attacks. -
Govt creates $1b low emission tech fund
Opens the door for more carbon capture and storage. -
EV industry slams Future Fuels policy
Industry labels government “fizzer” a missed opportunity. -
Could quantum computers kill cryptocurrency?
Blockchain, Bitcoin encryption exposed as Q-Day nears. -
Augmented reality helps fans avoid toilet queues
Marvel Stadium, Sydney Opera House get 5G mmWave AR makeover. -
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Pandemic drives surge in scams
The message for this Scam Awareness Week is ‘speak up!’. -
International student applications plummet 51%
Universities desperate for students to return. -
Breach my data and we’re through
Customers have laid down the law to businesses. -
Clearview AI ordered to delete images
Controversial facial recognition firm slammed by Privacy Commissioner. -
Police seize cocaine-filled PlayStation 5
Had a street value of $346,500 – the cocaine, not the PS5. -
Tech giants quit China
LinkedIn, Epic Games and Yahoo have all left the building. -
Facebook dumps facial recognition
Says it will deletes over one billion face image templates. -
Tesla is recalling 11,704 cars
Full Self-Driving feature was bugged. -
CommBank to launch crypto exchange
First Australian bank to jump into cryptocurrency. -
AUKUS a boon for quantum pioneer
QLabs eyes US, UK growth after $25m funding. -
Attention all company directors: you need a digital ID
Director ID scheme aims to fight illegal phoenixing. -
What 'Great Australian Resignation'?
We were told workers would quit in droves. -
This $29 Apple cloth has completely sold out
Unavailable until January 2022. -
ASIC gives bitcoin ETFs tentative green light
So far, only bitcoin and Ethereum have secured the regulator’s approval. -
Australia gets 26,000 new cyber workers
But global demand is still outpacing supply.