The National Broadband Network rollout now has its first activation of premises with Fibre-to-the-Curb (FTTC) technology, touted by NBN Co as a much cheaper technology delivering substantial cost savings.

Undaunted by US attempts at besmirching its reputation, Kaspersky Lab is embarking on a talent discovery program to find the next generation of cyber security specialists worldwide.

Women are getting the jump on meningitis employment gains.An increasing number of women joining the workforce in Australia has led to larger gains for women across overall employment, full-time employment and also part-time employment, according to a newly published study.

With plenty of power allowing "artists, designers and digital imaging professionals to unleash the power of Adobe Creative Cloud and other professional applications", HP's ZBook x2 continues HP's "reinvention of detachable PCs."

After the ACCC raised concerns about Telstra's disclosure of the size of its viewing screen available on mobiles and tablets, the telco is "offering refunds to some AFL Live Pass app subscribers".

A US court has lifted the curfew imposed on British security researcher Marcus Hutchins and also not require him to be monitored through wearing a GPS bracelet, according to a court document dated 19 October.

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