Russian telecommunications operator MTS has signed a 5G deal with Chinese telecommunications equipment vendor Huawei Technologies, with the network to be developed over the next year.

The co-founder of ARM Holdings, Dr Hermann Mauser, has urged non-American technology companies not to give in to what he has characterised as "bullying" from the White House in the US-China trade war.

The Western Australia Police Force (WAPF) is using a cloud-based artificial intelligence solution to track the digital footprints of criminals, replacing manual processes previously used.

Three years after it was first reported by Russian security firm Kaspersky (formerly Kaspersky Lab), Google has suddenly decided to confirm a report that the firmware updates of some Android devices were compromised through their supply chain so that they could be infected with malware.

Global server shipments slipped by 5.1% year-on-year to 2.6 million units in the first quarter of 2019, the research firm IDC says, adding, however, that the revenue earned by this sector during the same period grew by 4.4% to US$19.8 billion.

MVNO operator amaysim says Aussies can get "giggy" with its newly enlarged plans, and at the keener pricing, you may well get giddy and giggly with delight at the difference.

Security researchers from virtual private network firm vpnMentor have found an unsecured server belonging to American multinational tech vendor Data Tech online, containing 264GB of data about its client servers, invoices, SAP integrations and plaintext passwords.

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