With TPG Telecom, Optus and prepaid the most impacted, the total number of mobile services has dropped 1.7% from 2019 levels thanks to the pandemic, according to analyst firm Telsyte.



Edge computing technology vendor Adlink Technology today introduced the industry's first embedded MXM-based graphics modules based on Nvidia’s Turing architecture. The new modules will accelerate edge-based artificial intelligence inference in constrained applications.

Security vendor Sophos plans to open a data centre in Sydney in August.

Social media platform Clubhouse announced the beta version of its app for Android is now available in the US, and will soon be available in Australia and other markets.

Microsoft has been urged by Tenable to reconsider its position on removing exploits from GitHub, the code repository which it acquired in 2018, after an incident in which it removed an exploit for Microsoft Exchange Server from the site.

The Black Dog Institute's mental health platform tailored to frontline healthcare workers - Ten - was built with the analytical power of SAS and has reached 33,000 Australian healthcare professionals. However, its continued funding now rests on the result of the 2021-22 federal budget.

Lenovo has announced new leadership roles in the Asia Pacific region to ensure that it can fulfil its vision of “smarter technology for all.”

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