A new "capped" wholesale fee is "set to drive competition of nbn business products", according to Australia's flexible national broadband network builders.

With it harder to shorten words in English and express oneself easily in 140 characters compared to Chinese, Korean or Japanese, Twitter is testing the doubling of tweetable English letters to 280 characters.

Credit-reporting company Equifax Inc's massive data breach compromised the personal information of up to 143 million Americans and continues to dominate the news as even San Francisco city joins in the rage.

Vodafone is using AI-enabled augmented engineering technology to help its networks continually stay optimised, serving its customers vastly better – and faster.

If there's one thing about Dyson's technology, it's some of the very best you can get, with vacuums that suck, blowers that blow, dryers that dry and soon, cars that drive electrically with a £2 billion investment to make it happen!

Amazon leads the global Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) public cloud market ahead of Microsoft and Chinese ecommerce giant Alibaba, according to the latest report from Gartner.

The most crucial upgrade today isn't your processor or RAM anymore, it's your storage device, so if you're still using an HDD with your desktop or laptop, why? asks Alex Zaharov-Reutt.

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