Hewlett Packard Enterprise is set to reduce its staff count by about 10%, with the cuts beginning before the end of the year.

Australia plans to set up an industry-led cyber security co-operative researcher centre, with the government announcing an investment of $50 million.

Technical issues caused flight delays at Sydney Airport from about 5am today, with flights unable to leave and few able to arrive.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), is appealing against the High Court’s decision dismissing its allegations that LG Electronics made false or misleading representations to consumers about repair, replacement or refund rights in relation to faulty televisions.

Australia is to establish its own space agency with the Federal Government set to announce plans for the agency as it looks to cash in on the growing global space industry estimated to be worth $400 billion.

The European Union has given an indication that it is serious about going after big technology companies that avoid paying taxes in states that belong to the union.

Researchers at security firm Trend Micro say they have discovered a new campaign that aims to implant a cryptocurrency miner when users visit infected websites using Chrome or Internet Explorer.

How does one describe the annual results from NBN Co, a company that loses $4.24 billion and then announces that it "delivered strong financial results, exceeding key targets set by the board?" asks Sam Varghese in his usual incisive commentary style.

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