Integrated solutions and managed services provider Konica Minolta has partnered with Edith Cowan University (ECU) in a move aimed at boosting the university’s capability to meeting the “growing needs” for advanced manufacturing facilities in Western Australia (WA).

Brisbane-based electric vehicle (EV) charging company Tritium has unveiled the “next stage” in EV charging technology, claiming a “world first” with the launch of its Modular Scalable Charging (MSC) hardware platform.

Microsoft has announced a new chip designed in collaboration with Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm that it says will add security to future Windows PCs but techies are suspicious.

Telco SIngtel Optus has launched its new low-cost mobile provider gomo with an offer of $1 for the first month for the first 5000 customers who sign up between 18 and 22 November. This will include 18GB of data.

Germany open source provider SUSE will go in for an initial public offering next year, the American news service Bloomberg reports, adding that its owner, Swedish private equity firm EQT, is already consulting advisers about the listing.

Russian security firm Kaspersky has completed moving its ANZ data storage and processing infrastructure to Switzerland, a process it announced in 2018 following a campaign by the US to blackball the firm.