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• Westpac spends $500 million to take back IT
• Victoria slashes IT service provider panel
• Fortescue Metals goes live with Office 365
• Google+ to take on Facebook
• Loftus IT to offer Incriptus cloud backup solution
• Socomec ties up Vadis
• Photos: The Huawei 7-inch MediaPad tablet
• Hackers swipe military personnel details
• TransACT seeks Conroy's exemption in Canberra expansion
• Telstra hikes pre-paid international rates
• Microsoft pirate fined $90,000
• Aussies to pay huge premium for Office 365
• RIM aborts unconfirmed big screen PlayBook
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• Virtual desktops thrive in the cloud
• Sydney Uni escapes censure over privacy breach
• Mobile OS vulnerabilities jump 43 percent
• Huawei signs Simms to go after Cisco in the enterprise
• NBN could save local councils thousands of dollars
• OECD internet policy guidelines hit turbulence
• Ericsson demonstrates 10-times faster LTE
• Microsoft patents cyber-spying technology
• Stanhope leaves Telstra for retirement
• Photos: Corsair's all-white special edition 600T pc case
• Security researchers find IE zero-day
• Hackers post stolen MySpace, PayPal details online
• UberGlobal finds root of Friday outages
• HP launches cloud for Australian governments
• AARNet tests 40 Gbps network
• Vodafone ends P2P, VoIP free ride
• Apple wins right to bid for Nortel patents
• GBST downgrades earnings ahead of full-year results
• Industrial systems at risk from criminal Stuxnet investments
• Hackers leak Tony Blair's address book
• LulzSec disbands as FBI goes on the hunt
• ISPs opt into Interpol child abuse filter
• Brits trial TV 'white space' for broadband
• Photos: Equinix's Sydney3 data centre
• IBM enlists Synnex to grab x86 marketshare from HP
• NBN satellite trial to gauge reactions to 'unlimited' usage
• Google switches off Health life support
• UberGlobal suspects customer kit caused IT outage
• NBN Co taps 'commercial maths' for network design
• UberGlobal investigates IT outage
• Apple devices dominate Australia's mobile internet
• APC chief departs for Orange Business Services
• Paypal doubles mobile payments forecast
• Eftpos mulls two-factor security for online payments
• LulzSec splits amid FBI hunt
• Fujitsu the winner as Westpac shifts to Microsoft
• Government distances Telstra from wholesale judge
• Skype to release app for iPad 2
• Queensland police probe virtual offices
• The Telstra-NBN deal: FAQs
• Microsoft offers free inbound data on Azure
• Tassie's Bartlett moves back into IT
• APAC business software market to hit $46b this year: Ovum
• Photos: AMD's A8-3500 desktop APU and Gigabyte's A75M-UD2H
• ACCC warns of telecommunications refund scam
• Microsoft Exchange cloud goes down again
• Tabcorp bets on infosec revamp
• Huge US-led spy operation on Arab world uncovered
• ABC servers used to mine BitCoins
• Curtin opens for Office365 migration
• Turnbull says consumers will pay for Telstra-NBN deal
• Powertel sues over spy system spat
• IIA recruits award-winning journalist as new chief
• Telcos saved from USO levy increases
• Cyberwar: The threat to Australia
• Online privacy? It’s a using game
• Optus signs $800m NBN Co deal
• NetRegistry buys Distribute.IT
• Canon joins Fed print panel
• E-waste: Can the Product Stewardship Bill fix the problem?
• Telstra finalises $11b NBN Co deal
• Photos: Nokia's button-less N9 smartphone
• $83.5m data centre expansion for iseek
• EU approves CSC's iSoft acquisition
• Conroy offers NBN cash for local governments
• ClubTelco boils down broadband plans to two
• Brennan IT opens New Zealand PoP
• VoIP in Chrome hits early milestone
• How to know if LulzSec hacked your email
• IBM wins NZ border systems deal
• Argus bought by US firm CommScope
• Hassell in full Windows 7 rollout
• UXC consolidates three business units, names CEO
• Wi-fi sales revenues feel the squeeze
• Telstra boosts pre-paid data packs
• Vic Gov throws lifeline to sinking myki smart card project
• Inside the new ASX datacentre
• Telstra launches Ultimate 3G hotspot modem
• Photos: On the move in June
• OKI taps Officeworks as first national MPS partner
• Parking patent war heads to court
• Distribute.IT admits to 'incalculable' damage from data debacle
• Skype hangs up on top execs
• NBN Co hands IT service desk to Fujitsu
• Photos: Inside Vocus' newly acquired Perth iX
• Bridge Point and Server Central to merge
• Why users should be wary of BYO Computing
• ICANN approves new gTLD program
• NextDC names QLD Govt connections
• NBN Co hires music piracy investigator
• Apps overtake web as prime access mode
• Anittel's Ilkka Tales talks to Leon Gettler
• Forensics tool opens Dropbox
• SEGA hacked, records exposed
• NetSuite beats Microsoft, SAP to Liberate IT
• Distribution Central takes off with Xirrus
• Photos: Stage one of iiNet's Perth DC2
• Exploits zero in on IE bug
• NBN Co faces probe over greenfields sites
• Hackers target Australian super funds
• Panasonic to launch 'tough' tablet
• Google to kill man-in-the-middle attacks
• Android's risky business
• Crooks siphon super funds
• Three jailed over Apple leaks in China
• Exclusive: Westpac's $65m data storage overhaul
• Raritan appoints Anixter to serve local datacentres
• Photos: IBM Australia celebrates Big Blue centenary
• WA government flunks security audit - again
• Google's WiFi snooping worse than first thought
• Platform Networks makes NBN connections
• New AAPT chief eyes network aggregation, IaaS
• Feds close Net filtering branch
• Is Sage for sale?
• Telecom NZ cuts Aussie data roaming charges
• Eight million health records lost on NHS laptop
• Oracle serves up SPARC 'live migration'
• Mobile tower rage: Consultants bear the brunt
• CA's Aussie head joins Symantec.Cloud
• VMinformer reveals partners in war on insecure virtualisation
• Print toner scandal rocks Vic Govt
• Photos: Gigabyte's X79 chipset
• Hackers expose neo-Nazi party supporters
• MYOB to remotely "deactivate" software
• Cisco cuts TelePresence prices
• Audit questions cost of Melbourne supercomputer
• Tasmanian Gov't denies schools locked out of NBN
• HP to launch Australian Government cloud service
• Dimension Data and McAfee bag CenITex security deal
• British Defence warns of Twitter terror risks
• Ninefold re-jigs pricing as cloud market crowds
• Security bungle exposes 450 NZ Labor supporters
• Fujifilm buys Whitech
• Photos: Apple's space age HQ plans revealed
• Hacks come in threes for game publishers
• Google suspends more Android apps
• Nextgen first with NBN wholesale
• Enemies of mobile towers mobilise
• IT worker survey uncovers deep discontent
• Queensland budget allocates $154m for ICT health
• Optus 3G tower raises airport concerns
• RSA rival SafeNet blasts handling of broken tokens
• The Architect: Q&A with John Chambers
• HP's CIO exits in major shakeup
• ShoreTel enlists ASI in Aussie UC war
• Landcom's Hunter estate tapped among first cabs off NBN rank
• Apple's legal claims put to the test: Just how similar is the Samsung Galaxy S II to the Apple iPhone 4?
• Sony hackers arrested
• UK Govt faced 1000 cyber attacks last year
• Microsoft preps 16 patches, one for cookiejacking
• Task force backs US security breach disclosure laws
• Distribute.IT hit by 'malicious attack'
• Cisco Aus' MD Les Williamson promoted to regional job
• NBN Co to trial first 'new-builds' connections in August
• Refreshed Infor channel program lifts incentives
• Westpac, BankWest dump hacked RSA tokens
• HP TouchPad: Too little too late for market in love with iPad?
• Photo Gallery: EMC Inform 2011
• Optus pushes network-level DDoS protection
• NBN's Quigley to face more Alcatel bribery questions in Estimates
• Komatsu tests Telstra's disaster recovery skills
• Westpac, BankWest dump hacked RSA tokens
• US bank cleared of corporate account fraud
• Laywers lean on ACCC to make Telstra flag exchange changes
• Gartner cuts global PC forecasts
• Murdoch supercomputer hangs out its shingle
• Remote Queensland in $24m fibre broadband drive
• Symantec Australian engineer jobs lost to India
• Photos: MSI and ASUS Z68 motherboards unboxed
• Exclusive: EMC's Chuck Hollis on 'big data' and the 'private cloud'
• Silverlight developers reject Windows 8 roadmap
• NBN Co and Telstra in 'greenfields' truce
• Researcher, Siemens lock horns over Scada exploits
• UC for the cost of a coffee a week? It's a Breeze
• Judgement day for IPv6 down under
• Internode cuts price of some Telstra services
• China's People's Daily stokes Google hacking tensions
• iiNet grooms DC2 for growth: just add fibre
• RIM sets price for PlayBook in Australia
• Fujitsu, Microsoft to launch Azure cloud
• Apple Lion borrows from Vista but iCloud doubts linger
• Packard Bell customers hit by Acer attack
• Apple Lion borrows from Vista but iCloud doubts linger
• TransACT: Cable in for the long stretch
• Redcore buys Planwell
• Ten tips for winning Government IT deals
• Aussie IPv6 test drive kicks off today
• RSA hacks are 'wild speculation', experts say
• Land of the long white cloud to blame for flat server outlook
• Supercomputing group sets sights on 'green' cloud
• IBM joins government analytics rush
• Westpac in Sydney data centre expansion
• Netregistry buys half of Reach Accounting
• Westpac in Sydney data centre expansion
• National medical database under fire
• UI experts upbeat on Windows 8 preview
• Still no business case for Aussie NFC: analyst
• Microsoft names Rustock botnet leader suspects
• Acer loses 40k customer details in security blunder
• Google Apps drops support for geriatric browsers
• Photos from Computex 2011: Gigabyte's future motherboards
• Photo gallery: MSI's 990FXA-GD80 motherboard
• Custom cloud aims for true elasticity
• HP shows off Flash as tablet glut looms
• Telstra reaches for 500 GB quotas
• Custom-made cloud aims for true elasticity
• Cisco slammed over former exec's arrest
• Bureau of Statistics kicks off HR overhaul
• HP may license webOS to rivals
• Handii slapped for selling fake Windows 7 Pro
• Samsung Aus' cries foul over LG 3D TV ads
• Photo gallery: ASUS Padfone and U Series ultrathin laptop
• Telstra eyes 2012 copper switch-off in South Brisbane
• Vic Govt questions NBN emergency provisions
• NextDC eyes QLD Govt fibre interconnects
• Government says telcos fit to aid in disaster response
• Oracle ditches Open Office
• Offer an experience the internet can’t
• Your essential guide to make the most from storage
• Windows 8 to be more touchy-feely
• Photo gallery: Top tech from CeBIT 2011
• NBN Co renews talks with suspended builders
• Melbourne IT gives up on SMB cloud
• Unboxed: Acer's Honeycomb-powered A500 tablet vs the iPad 2
• Dell still looking for faulty Intel customers
• NBN Co eyes faster wireless speeds over LTE
• Asus unveils Padfone smartphone/tablet duo
• ACMA intervenes on telco complaints
• Britain planning cyber weapons factory?
• Unboxed: Acer's Honeycomb-powered A500 tablet vs the iPad 2
• Intel unveils Ultrabook concept
• Nokia financial woes deepen
• Brennan IT rolls out Arbor's Peakflow as SecureView service
• CeBit 2011: O'Farrell talks 'one-stop-shop' for Govt services
• CeBIT 2011: Bartlett warns against politicising NBN
• CeBIT 2011: Conroy launches digital economy strategy
• Apple to unveil iCloud next week
• Staff ignorant of mobile security policies: McAfee
• Photo gallery: CeBIT 2011