Telstra has launched an unlimited broadband data offer in a move which it says is designed to help alleviate the problems of data intensive activities by small businesses.

Videos on YouTube that are demonetised due to the nature of their content are also being censored, with code embeds ensuring that they are deprecated in search results, a researcher claims.

Toll road operator Transurban is partnering with location service platform provider Bluedot to launch a new app which the two companies say is helping Australian motorists automatically track and pay for tolls on their smartphone.

A new strain of cryptomining scripts that work through browsers continue their activity through a pop-under window even after a user shuts their browser, researchers have found.

Microsoft will expand its campus in Redmond beginning next year, with the addition of 18 new buildings, 6.7 million square feet of renovated workspace and US$150 million of transportation infrastructure improvements.

Global public cloud host AWS has taken the database fight to Ellison and Oracle with new Aurora, DynamoDB enhancements. AWS CEO Andy Jassy says his company can provide a database that won’t abuse you, hitting out at Oracle’s Larry Ellison.

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