About 1.1 million Australian consumers aged 16 and above have indicated that they are very likely to buy a 5G-enabled smartphone when they next upgrade, with a further 2.9 million indicating that they would be somewhat likely to do so.

Google has finally confirmed that it has killed plans for setting up a censored search engine in China soon after US President Donald Trump tweeted that his administration would be looking into claims by businessman Peter Thiel about Google's ties to China.

A new cybersecurity innovation node backed by the NSW state government and the Federal Government has been launched in New South Wales.

Temporary migration may be one solution to help fill Australia’s cybersecurity talent shortage, but much more needs to be done to retain and upskill the country’s existing talent base, according to a senior executive from security firm McAfee.

Online food delivery service Uber Eats is changing its contracts with restaurants following an investigation by the competition regulator, the ACCC.

Enterprise software provider Rimini Street has been selected as the software support services provider to global auto manufacturer Hyundai-Kia Motors.

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