The value of bitcoin has fallen by as much as 25% overnight as news of crackdowns by governments in a number of countries spread.

Google plans to build three new undersea cables to speed up its connections with new regions as it looks to better its cloud computing business and compete with rivals Amazon and Microsoft.

Corporate water savings company WaterGroup says millions of dollars in manual water reading costs will now be saved with the use of smart water meters on Telstra’s NB-IoT Network.

Google-owned YouTube, once considered a venue for small content providers, will drastically cut down on the number of its partners who can make money from the platform, making it possible only for those who have 1000 subscribers and at least 4000 hours of viewing to earn anything from ads.

Android spyware that has a wide range of functionality has been found by the security firm Kaspersky Lab, which likens it to the wares of Italian company Hacking Team that suffered a major data breach in 2015.

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