Telstra lifts lid on robotic software deployments
Three projects and at least $1.7m in savings.
Month: May 2017
How does government get away from ‘black swan’ IT projects?
Avoiding expensive disasters.
Microsoft plugs zero-days exploited by cyber spies
RCEs rectified.
Senate committee wants much stricter drone flying rules
Fear of accidents sparks raft of proposed regulations.
New Mirai-like threat, dubbed Persirai, targeting online IP cameras, warns Trend Micro
Around 120,000 Chinese-made IP cameras infected with new IoT malware
Nokia 3310 will be out on 24 May and cost £50 – but Brits will have to wait a month to get their hands on one
Back to the future with a mobile - not a smartphone - inspired by Nokia's glory days
HP updates Elite x2 laptop with seventh-gen Intel Kaby Lake microprocessors and doubles-up on RAM
Business-focused convertible to launch in Europe in July with a starting price of around £1,000
Eugene Kaspersky: We’re not Russian secret-service spies
Kaspersky makes new denials following US reports that Kaspersky is under investigation
AI to be used by police to assess risk of offending
Durham Constabulary to start using AI to assess risk of suspects in custody decisions
Toshiba threatens to block Western Digital’s access to joint-venture NAND flash manufacturing facilities
Toshiba tells Western Digital to stop interfering in fund-raising semiconductor unit sale