Oracle adapting to make development easier than ever and bring cloud to on-prem; Corporate security is falling behind changing world of work: Fujitsu; AIIA urges Morrison Government to fully fund a national AI strategy

There's a lot of active change at Oracle, with the company adapting and reinventing itself, and making software development easier than ever, says Franco Ucci, developer lead in Australia and senior director, Cloud Platform strategy. This includes online tutorials to get you writing mobile cloud-based apps within an hour.

ICT vendor Fujitsu says corporate security policies are fails to keep pace in the 'new normal' where employees often work from home.
The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) is calling on the Federal Government to allocate $250 million in the May budget to ensure Australia becomes a global leader in AI (artificial intelligence) research and commercialisation and doesn’t fall behind its international peers.
The United Kingdom has announced that it is looking afresh at the proposed US$40 billion (A$51.5 billion) acquisition of CPU specialist Arm by GPU vendor Nvidia, on the grounds of national security.
Sony says its newest VPL-VW890ES and VPL-VW290ES 4K home cinema projectors deliver immersive experiences, thanks to the powerful “X1 for projector” processor.
Diversity and representation is a hot topic – not before time, some would say – so it's not surprising that a fresh spotlight has been turned on human emojis. A survey conducted for Adobe suggests Australians want a more diverse and inclusive range of emojis.
Dairy producer Riverina Fresh is using Rayven's real-time AI and IoT platform to support the adoption of a predictive and preventative maintenance regime for its key machinery.
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