Search behemoth Google has put off until May changes to the privacy settings in Google Workspace, having earlier indicated that it would take effect on 30 March (29 March in the US), the American website Ars Technica reports.



The Australian Strategic Policy Institute has launched a site that can be used to check one's website, email and Internet connection to see whether the latest and most secure standards are being used.

Dell Technologies expands its Asset Recovery Services featuring new availability in Australia.

MLPerf Inference provides an indication of how well systems perform at inferencing tasks such as image classification and speech recognition. Nvidia's A100 achieved the highest performance per accelerator in the Data Center Offline and Server tests.

Fintech platform Airwallex launches its Expenses platform to help businesses manage their expenses.

Security vendor WatchGuard Technologies says network attack detections have reached a three-year high, and the fourth quarter of 2021 saw a record number of evasive malware detections.

Researchers at the University of Technology Sydney have developed an electronic nose that can distinguish different types of whisky – and it may have applications in other areas.

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