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In what will no doubt be shocking news for the world’s leading computer chip maker, Apple has plans to use its own processors in its computers from 2020 onwards, moving away from chips made by market leader Intel.

Microsoft has today announced two new Australian Azure regions, dedicated to nationally critical workloads and including unprecedented co-location side-by-side with Azure.
The European Union will cancel all .eu domains which have been registered by registrants in Britain after the country completes the Brexit process.
Data61's Professor John Taylor has put forward the idea of creating a "Virtual Australia" as a testbed for autonomous vehicles and other AI-powered products and services.
If you are content with talking to Telstra via text chat only and strictly self-managing your account (but with full text-chat support), Telstra's Mx Go Mobile Plus Online BYO plans are an interesting MVNO alternative.
Despite a lot of 5G hype including 5G over Wi-Fi, some telcos ambitiously claiming 4.5-like services are 5G, and 5G trials, 2018 is not the true year of 5G, according to an analyst.

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