| Hi John, Employers are intending to hire new staff over the remainder of this year, but the positive employment outlook is dampened somewhat by new research indicating that many employees feel let down in on-the-job training and are actively looking to switch jobs.
Despite 2016 being Telstra’s ‘annus horribilis’ which some say is thanks to David Thodey underinvesting in Telstra and dumping it on Andy Penn, Telstra is ‘evolving’ - not in its outward appearance but in a move away from traditional telecoms. Japanese megacorp SoftBank has offered to buy ARM, the company behind the processors used in smartphones and tablets, for tens of billions of dollars. Both are major companies, but ARM is the company that licenses its processor designs to companies such as Apple, Samsung and many, many others. Canberra and Wellington New Zealand have formed a new sister cities agreement aimed at strengthening economic ties, including in the ICT industry, and to increase the impact of both cities on the global stage. AT&T has launched a ‘transformative solution’ that lets businesses ‘easily and flexibly manage their network services’ with a single universal piece of equipment for virtualised functions in different countries that’s ‘easy to manage.’ The Pokémon Go craze is enough to send people mad and want it to go away, but for others it’s a reason to go and buy a power bank. A group of international researchers, including a leading researcher from the University of Sydney, has made a breakthrough discovery, making a conducting carbon material that they demonstrated could be used to perform quantum computing at room temperature, rather than near absolute zero. We also have all the important breaking news for the past 24 hours. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com. Have a great day!
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