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• Facebook tweaks privacy settings amid data leak scandal
• MYOB's $180 million Reckon acquisition at risk as regulator steps in
• Amazon Web Services inches closer to hosting government's highly sensitive 'Protected' data
• NBN speeds from iiNet, Optus, Telstra and TPG improving but still held back by FTTN: ACCC
• Fortinet Australia promotes new channel chief to replace Genevieve White
• SME banking startup Judo Capital taps Over The Wire for telecommuting network
• CSG defends sacking of former manager Paul Dunn
• Sydney's Glintech reveals 'Atlassian for Business' platform for financial services and government
• Hobart reseller Intuit Technologies expands financial advisory firm's machine learning with Vertiv
• Apple unveils new iPad, education software to win back schools
• Telstra turns on 5G-over-wifi for Gold Coast locals
• Foxconn to acquire Belkin International for A$1 billion
• Broadband Solutions chief executive Sam Bashiry steps down, names Peter Neatnica as replacement
• Boeing, Singtel back Adelaide nanosatellite IoT startup Myriota with US$15 million funding
• CyberRisk, Regal IT and VMtech win top honours from Cylance
• Aussie tech startup GetSwift faces second shareholder class action
• Microsoft launches cloud computing education initiative to Australian public service workers
• Perth reseller CRM Online replaces property developer JWH Group's legacy systems with Dell Boomi
• Apple, IBM call for more data oversight after Facebook breach
• Github patches 4 million vulnerabilities in half a million repositories
• AWS partner Mechanical Rock builds Bankwest a cloud dev platform
• Melbourne cybersec startup NetCrypt strikes Hosted Network partnership
• David Dicker picks up first win in Ferrari Challenge APAC
• Malware attacks with cryptocurrency miners up by 8500 percent, says Symantec
• Superloop founder Bevan Slattery steps down as chief executive, names Drew Kelton as new CEO
• Telstra could face $10 million fine for misleading customers over premium direct billing services
• Adelaide-based Telstra partner Wireless Communications acquired
• Alphabet's Waymo says it would have handled Uber self-driving incident safely
• Calibre One signs $1 million deal with Anindilyakwa Land Council to connect island communities on AirBridge network
• Dodo, iPrimus and M2 Commander to refund 5000 misled NBN customers
• Poll result: Are you confident you fully understand Australian Consumer Law?
• Queensland Local Government Association discontinues IT services provision
• HPE launches new AI-powered services
• Crime Stoppers, Kaspersky Lab partner in joint cybersecurity social media campaign
• Tech Data signs up US education management vendor Lightspeed Systems
• Print reseller-turned-MSP Viatek makes big bet on software-defined systems
• Acronis updates partner program
• Dell EMC warns of server RAM price surge amid global shortage
• Facebook "made mistakes": Mark Zuckerberg speaks out on massive data breach
• Australian Veeam partners celebrate year of growth at ProPartner awards dinner
• Veeam names Telstra, Ingram Micro, Vintek, Blue Apache among its top Australian partners at awards night in Sydney
• US endpoint security vendor Ziften enters Australian market with Insentra partnership
• Sydney data security vendor Covata acquires IP from Dataglobal
• BlackBerry's shares up after software security pact with Microsoft
• Microsoft previews Windows Server 2019 with improved support for hybrid cloud and hyperconverged infrastructure
• Telstra’s national 4G expansion begins with 50 new cells in Melbourne
• Government officially opens joint cybersecurity space in Sydney
• Salesforce looks to acquire Mulesoft in $7.8 billion deal: sources
• Aussie cybersecurity vendor Family Zone signs deal to have technology preloaded in Alcatel devices
• Cirrus Communications launches fixed wireless service to compete with NBN
• iiNet and Internode are the latest telcos to refund customers for slow NBN
• Online business directory ABG Pages fined $300,000
• Telstra breaks 1Gbps barrier on commercial network
• TPG lost $21 million in margin due to NBN migrations
• Microsoft, Telstra launch native voice PSTN calling for Office 365
• Mia Distribution named Yealink gold partner for third year
• Meet the young Australian entrepreneurs making waves in IT
• Apple to develop its own MicroLED screens: report
• Melbourne software firm QA Software acquired by US construction giant Kiewit subsidiary InEight
• Nokia's global head of 5G David Soldani joins Huawei Australia
• Microsoft returns serve at claims it ignored sexual harassment
• Government announces 457 visa replacement program for tech skills
• Samsung Galaxy S9 vs iPhone 8
• Facebook critics want regulation, investigation after data misuse
• CSG slapped with lawsuit by former regional GM Paul Dunn over firing
• Google ups Chrome Enterprise security credentials
• Telstra to cut jobs, send work offshore in wholesale business changes
• Cirrus Networks lands $1.6 million network equipment deal with Austrade
• Australian cloud security vendor FirstWave signs distribution deal with Ingram Micro
• Tech mega-merger Trimantium GrowthOps finally goes public after delays
• Broadcom looks to smaller deals after failed Qualcomm bid
• Europe set to tax US tech firms like Google and Facebook
• Microsoft to fork out up to US$250,000 in new bug hunt
• Cisco explains direct purchase agreement changes
• Australian email security vendor MailGuard to launch blockchain-based cybersecurity solution GlobalGuard
• Tesserent and Leading Edge Computers partnership boosts CyberBiz opportunity
• TechnologyOne delivers enterprise solution to local council in Adelaide
• Aussie telco Pivotel named partner in Iridium Communications' next-generation satellite constellation
• ACMA tables new rules to handle NBN complaints
• Adelaide AI vendor Complexica wins deal with air conditioning manufacturer Polyaire
• Salesforce to buy US$100m in Dropbox shares post-IPO
• IT recruitment firm IT Matters shuttered after 17 years
• Regional reseller iSeek Computing delivers managed services to the Adelaide Hills
• Carsales uses AI, Amazon Web Services to drive innovation
• CRN Fast50 finalist Cevo grows headcount, locks in major AWS contract
• What Cisco's AppDynamics acquisition means for Aussie partners
• Why tablets will take over PCs and laptops
• Vox pop: Does the channel have a gender diversity problem?
• Apple HomePod gets its own Antennagate with white ring scandal
• How Aussie cloud providers battled Spectre and Meltdown
• Enthusiasts can spend $10,000 on a PC: Scorptec Computers
• Mwave: VR and high-res displays are changing the game
• Venom Computers: This is how the PC should be done
• E-sports, streaming drive gaming PC purchases: PLE Computers
• How big can hyperscale cloud providers Microsoft, Amazon and Google get?
• Oracle's $1.6 billion Aconex acquisition gets approval from shareholders
• Broadcom to scrap Qualcomm bid after Trump intervention
• Telstra trials small cell mobile technology on TasNetworks infrastructure to improve 4G coverage in Tasmania
• Print repair firm liquidated after director's illness
• UK startups fly to Australia to learn from smart city strategy
• Equinix grows Australian data centre footprint with Melbourne and Sydney cabinet additions
• Nutanix acquires application discovery tool Netsil
• Liquidator confirms Warehouse1 customers won't get a refund
• Microsoft faces barrage of gender discrimination accusations
• Amazon Web Services brings real-time video analysis tool Rekognition to Sydney
• Join Australia's IT channel leaders at CRN Pipeline
• Surveillance reseller Streamax beats NSW Police in court
• Christopher Pyne opens Greenbox IT lifecycle services facility in Canberra
• Trump moves to block Broadcom's potential Qualcomm takeover
• Datacom to open data centres in AirTrunk facilities
• OKI Data opens new product demonstration centre for partners and customers in Sydney
• BlueJeans Network hires Adam Noall as dedicated Telstra channel director
• Microsoft talks up Teams progress in battle with Slack
• Telstra CIO John Romano departs
• IT training firm TP3 Group goes bust for second time in two years
• Microsoft kills off Outlook Web App for Android and iOS
• Cortana vulnerability allows hackers to bypass Windows passwords
• After buying Enspire, Melbourne's 5G Networks acquires communications reseller APTel for $6m
• Dropbox and Salesforce to integrate cloud services
• Intel downplays Broadcom acquisition rumours
• The Australian government is launching a single website to buy and sell IT hardware
• Datacom beats six bidders to win $13.4 million Service NSW call centre deal
• Data#3 once again named sole Microsoft licence reseller to the Australian government
• Server sales: Dell EMC makes big gains as HPE's market share dives
• Microsoft Windows 10 S will no longer be its own operating system
• Xero added to ASX 100, Vocus removed from list
• Dicker Data is gifting its staff nearly half a million dollars in shares
• Lakeba-backed Sydney startup, Paid By Coins, will let Australians pay bills with Bitcoin
• Apple uncovers serious problems with suppliers
• SAP Concur appoints MicroChannel as its first true Australian reseller
• Optus, Cisco reveal details of massive Commonwealth Games network rollout
• Mimecast appoints Rema Lolas as new Australian channel chief
• University of Sydney taps Ignia for Microsoft-powered chatbot
• Around the stands at Cisco Live 2018 in Melbourne
• Google feud: Amazon stops selling Nest smart home gear
• Cisco Australia pledges $7.5 million to university projects
• Bitglass appoints APJ channel chief Brendon Thwaites, formerly of Palo Alto Networks and F5
• Warehouse1 customers could lose hundreds of thousands in refunds
• HP Inc unveils Healthcare Edition devices for hospitals, including germicide-resistant EliteBook
• Perth data centre operator plots $40 million float to join NextDC on sharemarket
• After the Github DDoS, tech providers must prepare clients for a memcached attack
• Claiming patent infringement, BlackBerry sues Facebook over WhatsApp, Instagram
• Canberra solution provider OPC IT snaps up rival reseller Sennell IT
• US could block Broadcom's Qualcomm deal over national security fears
• Data#3, Thomas Duryea Logicalis, Ingram Micro among Cisco's top Australian partners for 2018
• Datacom IoT platform SenseTo landing in Australia
• Telstra gets go-ahead from ACCC on changes to NBN migration plan
• Zerto appoints Sean Abbott as new Australian country manager, replacing Matthew Kates
• Vodafone expands coverage after adding 128 new mobile sites across Australia
• City of Adelaide rolls out TPG-powered Ten Gigabit Adelaide network
• IoT vendor Connected IO signs Australian distribution deal with M2M Connectivity
• Microsoft launches on-prem version of Azure cloud service for government
• David Gage resigns after 12 months at Westcon-Comstor
• ACCC will take another look at backhaul market regulation
• Specialist distie Alloys to carry IP surveillance vendor Uniview
• Data#3 deploys Aruba wireless network to Brisbane's John Paul College
• NBN satellite reseller Activ8me fined for false ACCC endorsement
• Xero founder Rod Drury steps down, former Microsoft chief Steve Vamos named successor
• 1200 Australian newsagents to resell bitcoin
• Quantify integrates Amazon Alexa into Sydney residential development
• Equifax breach could be most expensive hack in history
• Faster 5G connections still far off for most mobile users
• New South Wales government blasted over weak contracts with IT security providers
• Thin client vendor IGEL is bringing its new partner program to Australia
• Desktop PC, tablet shipments to shrink in five years despite commercial uptake - IDC
• Dropbox partners with Google for G Suite integration
• Australian IT hiring goes into overdrive as businesses seek to transform
• Microsoft starts buying solar power for Singapore cloud
• SSL reseller Trustico goes offline after certificate spat with DigiCert
• Aussie AI startup Flamingo AI scores paid trial for US$35 billion Fortune 500 insurer Liberty Mutual
• Telstra to upgrade 850,000 NBN customers for free
• Melbourne partner Rampage Systems takes Protect from Telstra private cloud to Microsoft Azure
• DXC Technology snaps up Australian Oracle partner M-Power Solutions
• Harris Technology closed Adelaide warehouse amid sales decline
• Rhipe crosses another milestone with 200,000 Microsoft CSP customers
• Google launches Hangouts Chat to compete with Slack
• NBN faces irrelevance as cities go it alone with faster, cheaper alternatives