Scientists at the Australian National University have invented an ultra-thin device that can turn invisible light visible and change its colour, which they say has the potential to help boost Internet speeds.

The Australian Labor Party claims that the 2017-18 revenue target set by the NBN Co, the company rolling out Australia's national broadband network, the NBN, has been deliberately set low in order that the government could have a public relations coup.

Intel has released details of three more vulnerabilities in its Core and Xeon processor lines, all of which involve exploiting the feature known as speculative execution where processors attempt to anticipate and execute instructions.

Virtual reality headset manufacturer, HTC, today announced the open and free Wave SDK to provide developers, hardware vendors and end users an easy platform and content store.

Nearly three-quarters of IT decision-makers are being led up the garden path by the hype over artificial intelligence and machine-learning, and conned into believing that these technologies are the silver bullet to fix the challenges they face from cyber-security issues.

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