An outage at content distribution network fast.ly affected several high-profile sites last night, including the BBC, the New York Times, Twitch.tv, and locally The Age and Sydney Morning Herald.



AMD has introduced the first members of the Radeon Pro W6000 family: the W6800 and W6600 graphics cards and the W6600M GPU for mobile computers.

Apple has announced iPadOS 15 is coming later this year and with it the ability to develop iPad and iOS apps right on your iPad and submit them to the App Store for publication.

With 13 additional Always Free services from Oracle, users can deploy a low-code Apex app, build a WordPress website, deploy a Minecraft service on Oracle Cloud infrastructure — all free of charge.

A new report from Juniper Research has found that sales of iPhones will bring in over $200 billion in 2022; nearly 40% of the total smartphone hardware market, despite representing less than 20% of devices sold that year.

Multitasking on iPad, when it was finally introduced, was always a bit fiddly, and needing a bit of grokking to properly understand, but in iPadOS 15, multitasking looks simple, easy and intuitive.

Business software provider Pegasystems is working with WithYouWithMe to help improve the employment prospects of ex-military personnel.

Telstra in partnership with Arenberg revealed an innovative 5G connected, AI-assisted cycling helmet aiming to improve the safety of cyclists.

And as always there's plenty more today, so for all the news please visit www.itwire.com.

Stephen Withers, newsletter editor, iTWire


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