Feds, states work on new Aussie data centre metric
When PUE doesn't cut it.
Telstra launches external research program
First dibs on new technology.
NBN Co calls for fibre suppliers
NBN Co has powered ahead on the federal government's fast fibre broadband plans by going to market with a new tender for network equipment.
iPhone is the place to do business
Apple's App Store is loaded to the gills with both novelty and serious applications, but Emirates Airlines' new iLingual application attempts to straddle the line: it not only offers helpful travel phrases in three languages, but does so using a synthesised voice and an animated photograph of your own mouth.
Users to blame for Facebook vandalism: net industry
The shocking vandalism of tribute Facebook pages for slain Australian children could have been avoided if only users, not Facebook, put more effort into policing the site, the internet industry says.
Demand for IT jobs spike
VACANCIES for IT professionals have charged ahead in February as the market looks to catch up on the staff freezes of 2009.
HP sues Asian manufacturers
HEWLETT-PACKARD sued several Taiwanese and Hong Kong manufacturers for allegedly infringing patents and selling stolen products.
White House tweets spread president’s message
If you're PressSec — White House press secretary Robert Gibbs' username on Twitter — you join the powerful social media platform and push your message across the Internet, 140 characters at a time.
Second generation quantum cryptography in developement
A second generation quantum cryptography technology has moved a step closer to commercial reality, winning Telstraâs External Research and Development Program.
The high cost of Defence IT spending revealed
Defence is known to be a big spender on IT, but just how much it does spend is now available to the public through a new web-based tool.
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