In what can only be termed an unusual turn of events, Google has paid damages to the US Government in order to try and avoid a jury trial in an anti-trust lawsuit over its digital advertising business.



Four months after it noticed an intrusion into its network, the Western Sydney University says it has notified about 7500 individuals who have been affected.

Telco provider Superloop has announced it will be supporting Ixom until at least 2028, with the water treatment and chemical distributor giant signing an expanded services contract xtending for a further three years.

IT service provider Interactive has appointed Angela Logan-Bell as the new Head of Sales for Cloud.

Australia's biggest ERP software-as-a-service company has announced total revenue of $244.8 million for the six months to 31 March, an increase of 16% year-on-year.

Australia's largest telecommunications provider Telstra has announced that it will sack up to 2800 workers by the end of the year, with the main cuts being in its enterprise arm.

Motorola Solutions announced Denmark’s Sikkerhedsnet (SINE) will be among the first digital radio networks to deploy Dimetra Connect for their responders.

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Josh Martinez, newsletter editor, iTWire



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