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CSIRO and NICTA planning merger

6 February 2015
The Sydney Morning Herald

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CSIRO and NICTA planning merger

Australia’s peak IT research groups are working on a plan that could lead to the CSIRO’s digital unit and NICTA joining forces later this year.

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The fact Queensland start-up Medic8 Health put on hold a crowdfunding drive for its smart stethoscope last month, doesn't mean smart medical devices don't deserve a chance.

Hands on: technology companies are developing operating systems specifically for the Internet of Things.
Tech giants get ready for Internet of Things operating systems

Some of the biggest names in technology are starting to push IoT operating systems in preparation for when everything is connected to everything.

Two Australians are hoping to energise the Latin American online car market.
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An ABS review might point to better digital economy data.
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Australia's IT industry is hoping an overdue review of how the ABS compiles data will lead to a better understanding of the industry's economic contribution.

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Hackathon season hits Australia, has potential to provide real-world benefits

Australia's hackathon season is in full swing with coders battling for a share of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

 

Hackers broke into the company's database in an attack bound to stoke fears many people have about the privacy of their most sensitive information. Millions of customers' details hacked at US insurer Anthem

Second biggest US health insurer by market value, said hackers obtained data in a sophisticated attack.

Generic call centre. Another $25 million to be 'insourced' in public service, industry claims

Another $25 million in federal government contracts is set to be 'insourced' back from the private sector.

US President Barack Obama has put the focus on cyber security. Barack Obama seeks $14b for cyber defence

US President wants more money to better protect federal and private networks from hacking threats.

Antarctica workshop: entrepreneurs hoped for hot ideas. Unstoppable entrepreneurs back from Antarctica

Trip to Antarctica inspired a raft of business deals, charity donations and new networks.


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