Intel is closing its WiMax Program Office in Taiwan
Intel is closing down its WiMax Program Office in Taiwan and shifting employees from that group to other platform and products groups, a company spokesman said Thursday.
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Schwarten breaks silence over payroll fiasco
ROBERT Schwarten has broken three days of silence to insist he's not embarrassed by his department's role in the Queensland Health payroll bungle.
BP gets vuvuzela justice for oil spill
Some time this month, 100 vuvuzelas will assault the eardrums of staff at BP's London headquarters for an entire day after a web campaign raised thousands of dollars to exact revenge for the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
iPhone 4 users sue Apple
USERS of the new iPhone 4, who suffer signal problems because of the way they grip their phones, have filed two class action law suits against Apple.
Macquarie University Hospital shuns mobility
Like many chief information officers (CIOs), Geoff Harders of Macquarie University Hospital (MUH) has tried the Apple iPad and sees its place in specialised sectors like healthcare. But unlike other CIOs, he has shunned the device.
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Macquarie University Hospital shuns mobility
Like many chief information officers (CIOs), Geoff Harders of Macquarie University Hospital (MUH) has tried the Apple iPad and sees its place in specialised sectors like healthcare. But unlike other CIOs, he has shunned the device.
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Melbourne to house NBN NOC
NBN Co has chosen Melbourne as the location for the Network Operations Centre (NOC) and Test Facility to monitor and manage the National Broadband Network (NBN).
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Dell uses ‘heroes’ in social networking, ad campaign
Dell is about to dive head first into a celebrity-led social networking ad campaign to sell its brand.
Melbourne claims NBN operations centre
THE nerve centre of the national broadband network will be based in Melbourne, employing up to 425 people, the company delivering the network says.
Aussie in Silicon Valley strikes gold after Disney buyout
An Australian entrepreneur living in Silicon Valley has just made a motza after Disney acquired his startup company, the leading game app maker for the iPhone and iPad.