With a vivid demonstration of how fragile the world's technology ecosystem is when one cybersecurity vendor makes a configuration mistake, 45Drives president Dr Doug Milburn says it's time for organisations of all sizes to take greater control of their infrastructure, in a move he dubs demicrosoftification.



There’s been a great deal of noise made about Ai PCs recently, but not all of it has been good. Nick Ross reviews the Venom Phantom BlackBook Zero 14 business laptop.

Parking management industry company Smart Parking has applauded its progress in FY24, delivering record results, and is looking forward to delivering continued growth and a strong performance in FY25.

Healthcare and technology have always shared a symbiotic relationship. In most of the industry's major milestones, whether it be the development of CRISPR-Cas9 or mRNA vaccine, technology seems to have played a crucial role. Tech continues to shake up and advance all aspects of healthcare, from the way a surgeon operates to the care provided by a graduate of a family nurse practitioner program.

Foundation Good Things Australia partnered with Microsoft and Telstra to launch the Digital Sisters: AI for Good project that will support refugee and migrant women in building their understanding and use of AI.

Australian telco TPG Telecom signed a deal with direct-to-phone operator Lynk Global to eliminate mobile coverage dead zones in rural and remote Australia.

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Josh Martinez, newsletter editor, iTWire