Northern Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) stories - Page 20
Diversify or fail: Govt. puts $8m towards women in tech grants
Wed, 11th Oct 2017
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Australian government announces second round of $8m Women in STEM grants program to encourage girls and women in science and technology.
MYOB CEO Tim Reed joins Business Council of Australia board
Wed, 11th Oct 2017
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Reed says it was a unique opportunity to provide input on the key public policy issues which will drive Australia's future economic prosperity.
RIoT Solutions ramps up security capabilities to match business growth
Tue, 3rd Oct 2017
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RIoT Solutions, the Australian IoT specialist, is emphasising security as a top priority and has seen increasing demand for its services.
Will the iPhone X's Face ID be hackable? Security expert weighs in
Mon, 2nd Oct 2017
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The iPhone X's facial recognition technologies have been called into question by a security consultant who claims that no tech is ever unbeatable.
Datacom recognised for implementation of IP Australia's intelligent assistant, Alex
Fri, 22nd Sep 2017
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Datacom's intelligent assistant 'Alexa' has scooped an award at the 4th Annual Intelligent Assistant Awards in San Francisco this week.
NZ's first Maori robotics challenge to be held in Whakatane
Tue, 19th Sep 2017
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stem
Twelve teams from primary schools across the Eastern Bay of Plenty will compete in a new regional robotics competition...
ZUS lets you turn your old rust-bucket into a smart car
Tue, 19th Sep 2017
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smart car
Revamp your old car with ZUS CCS from Nonda; turn it into a smart vehicle with a suite of safety enhancing gadgets.
The ethics of automation: Is it bad to automate my entire job?
Wed, 13th Sep 2017
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Automating yourself out of a job, if done through the right channels and in a responsible way, could be the best move of your career.
Seven things you need to know about Apple's iPhone X
Wed, 13th Sep 2017
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Apple has unveiled the iPhone X, the latest addition to its smartphone lineup, featuring Face ID and OLED screens.
New fixed wireless broadband sites for regional Australians
Mon, 11th Sep 2017
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Australian Government announces 18 new fixed wireless sites across the nation, reaching over 3,700 homes and businesses. #broadband #Australia.
Gender pay gap should be a social & economic priority, says WGEA
Thu, 7th Sep 2017
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Two Australian government science agencies and two universities join national initiative to improve gender equity in research organizations.
CSIRO builds facility focused on keeping Australians & the economy healthy
Wed, 6th Sep 2017
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New 'one stop shop' facility M2 has been launched in Australia to accelerate the development of life-changing medicine and medical devices.
Kiwi company Promapp picks up Aussie council body as client
Wed, 6th Sep 2017
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government
According to Promapp, its cloud-based software will enable the council body to map, review and improve processes on an ongoing basis.
3 new small cell solutions launched by Ericsson to expand market
Wed, 6th Sep 2017
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5g & beyond
The new models have been designed to help expand the market & meet the growing demand for better mobile coverage and capacity in light of 5G and IoT.
PrimeQ to build cloud infrastructure for NSW container deposit scheme
Tue, 5th Sep 2017
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PrimeQ will develop cloud infrastructure for NSW's new container deposit scheme, a major litter reduction initiative coordinated by Exchange for Change.
Musk tries to avoid Judgment Day by calling for a ban on killer-robots
Mon, 21st Aug 2017
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robots vs people
Elon Musk calls for complete ban on killer-robots, including drones and remote-tanks, in open letter to the United Nations.
Dissecting the most common email scams that hit Aussie inboxes
Mon, 14th Aug 2017
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email security
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cybersecurity
MailGuard explains the most common types of email scams, and why some companies are more popular targets for brandjacking than others.
Australian blockchain sector makes inroads with formation of Parliamentary Friendship group
Wed, 9th Aug 2017
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The ADCA called for close co-operation between government, regulators and industry in advancing the adoption of blockchain in Australia.
Haymarket HQ partners with Alibaba Cloud to bring global startup competition to ANZ
Wed, 2nd Aug 2017
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Haymarket HQ partners with Alibaba Cloud to host the Create@Alibaba Cloud startup contest in ANZ, offering a US$50,000 prize and access to global investors.
Sydney at the heart of Australian fintech industry – KPMG
Tue, 1st Aug 2017
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Sydney is now the epicentre of Aussie fintech, hosting over 60% of the nation's startups, per the new Committee for Sydney and KPMG report.