Generative AI has fuelled the imagination of companies worldwide, along with other forms of AI. Everywhere you look companies are infusing their products with AI to make our lives smarter and easier. Behind AI is hardware - pure grunty, beefy hardware, and Nvidia is riding the wave. Nvidia released its Q4 earnings this week and Australian business consulting advisory Digital Smoothie has helped decipher what it all means.



Montreal-based unified security provider Genetec has announced its new Security Centre SaaS product, built with cybersecurity and privacy at its core. The product enables management of a vast array of devices with a straightforward subscription price.

Telecom service provider Tangerine Telecom disclosed it suffered a cyber breach last 18 February, estimating 232,000 current or former customer accounts were impacted dating from June 2019 to July 2023.

Telstra has trialed Nokia’s IP multimedia subsystem (IMS) software in collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Nokia, describing the trial as “world-first.”

Lawyers for the US Government have claimed during a British High Court hearing that WikiLeaks publisher and founder Julian Assange put the lives of innocent people at risk by publishing unredacted information.

Telecommunications company Optus will conduct a series of workshops called FutureFit to help small businesses plan digital initiatives, identify and respond to risks, and implement strategies.

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Josh Martinez, newsletter editor, iTWire