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How the Australian Government Sees AI Accelerating Productivity

By Matthew Sainsbury February 12, 2024Tech NewsNo Comments

[ad_1] Australia has a problem with slowing productivity growth. As the group tasked with addressing this, the Australian Government’s Productivity Commission is looking at AI as a potential part of…

IBM’s Matthew Candy Sees Evidence of Innovation in Australia’s 2024 Pursuit of Generative AI Scale

By Ben Abbott February 7, 2024Tech NewsNo Comments

[ad_1] Australian organisations are keeping pace with global innovation in generative AI, according to IBM Consulting Global Head of Generative AI Matthew Candy. A local legislative focus on regulating high-risk…

The most secure browser in the world is 15 years old – here’s how it sees the future

By lewis.maddison@futurenet.com (Lewis Maddison) October 1, 2023Tech NewsNo Comments

[ad_1] From its humble beginnings as a one-man project from a basement in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, DuckDuckGo has grown to become one of the most respected privacy focused browsers in…

Q&A on How Dell Sees Security at the Edge

By Megan Crouse June 24, 2023Tech NewsNo Comments

[ad_1] Image: Adobe Stock In May 2023, Dell announced NativeEdge, an edge operations software platform. Dell has been talking to customers for years in advance of the release about the…

Splunk report sees upsides to observability

By Karl Greenberg May 16, 2023Tech NewsNo Comments

[ad_1] Image: fizkes/Adobe Stock Organizations moving to the cloud are having to navigate increasingly complex tech stacks, Kubernetes, containers, microservices and software as a service, not to mention the countless…

Biden administration sees dangers in cloud, but users must protect perimeters

By Karl Greenberg March 16, 2023Tech NewsNo Comments

[ad_1] Image: Maksym Yemelyanov/Adobe Stock President Joe Biden’s administration, as part of its recently released National Cybersecurity Strategy, said critical sectors such as telecommunications, energy and healthcare rely on the…