A Sydney-based agritech company that has a very high percentage of female staff says the take-up of its water-level monitors is growing by leaps and bounds all over the country.



A prominent technology analyst firm claims the global shortage of semiconductors is likely to ease significantly in the second half of this year, but cautioned that lockdowns in China could get in the way.

Cloud security provider Aqua Security has found attackers are using new ways to target cloud native environments.

American-Canadian security company Absolute Software introduces Absolute Ransomware Response that enables customers to prepare and accelerate endpoint recovery in the face of growing ransomware attacks.

The former chairman and chief executive of the globe's biggest semiconductor fab, which has had a manufacturing plant in Oregon for 25 years, has warned that it may not be possible to reproduce the success enjoyed by his company in any other country, pointing to the fact that costs are 50% higher in Oregon than in Taiwan.

The HyperX Cloud Alpha wired pro gaming headset continues to prove its long-lasting gaming durability and comfort chops, even five years later.

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Stephen Withers, newsletter editor, iTWire