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How quantum computing will smash security

Monash University creates post-quantum privacy algorithm.
ANU students advance with ICT internship

Unlocking technical and soft skills for the future.
Book Launch of 'A Vision Splendid: The History of Australian Computing'

Our book was unveiled at the National Library of Australia on 9 October 2017.
History of Australian computing unveiled

And paves the way for a virtual museum.
Vale Peter Poole

The professor changed the face of IT education in Australia.
Australia gets quantum computing company

Can we lead the 21st century space race?
ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 26

More of The BUNCH: Burroughs, Sperry, NCR
ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 18

The Australian Govt championed computers in the workplace.
ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 9

The 1950s and 60s were busy times for building home-grown computers.
Cybersecurity degree a step closer

Draft guidelines for tertiary qualification open for review.
ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 6

SILLIAC had a rival: UTECOM.
ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 4

John Bennett was Australia’s first Professor of Computing.
ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 2

The first computer conference in Australia was held in 1951.
Australian breakthrough a step closer for quantum computing

Ten-fold boost in stability paves the way for Australian quantum computing moonshot
Why IT needs to start talking about inclusion

It’s time to shake off our unwelcoming image.
Why futurist Peter Schwartz backs 'intimate computing'

Don’t worry, your computer has it covered.
UNSW, USyd beef up quantum compute operations

Two new facilities opened.
Australia's fighting chance to keep quantum lead

Big business opens wallet to match Govt funding injection.
Can a computer really mark NAPLAN tests?

Artificial intelligence gets pushed to its limits.
Funding doubt threatens Australia's compute clout

Overcoming short-term thinking.

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