Technology provider to the higher education sector, TechnologyOne, has confirmed it will submit an unsolicited proposal to NSW TAFE to modernise its student management platform to help set its students up for success for the next 10 years.



People are so dependent on the internet that it is ingrained in every aspect of life, making access a basic human right, a study revealed.

Politicians from five countries, including Australia, have written to US Attorney-General Merrick Garland asking him to drop the charges against WikiLeaks founder and publisher, Australian Julian Assange, and to set him free.

Microsoft has released 97 fixes, one of which is for a zero-day, on its Patch Tuesday for the current month.

According to a poll of almost 42,000 professionals by recruitment and workforce solutions specialists Hays, 40% of respondents believe the four-day work week could become a reality within the next five years.

Finnish telecommunications vendor Nokia and internet service provider OpenColo completed the first commercial field trial to transport a 1.6 Terabit/s traffic flow over an 800GE link aggregation group with 800GE FR4 optics.

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Josh Martinez, newsletter editor, iTWire