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NZ's Spark completes 5G standalone trial
New Zealand's Spark has successfully trialled 5G standalone technology using an Ericsson 5G core running on Red Hat OpenShift software. [ + ]
Is AI threatening the future of education?
A new book suggests that the rising use of AI by students has created a crisis threatening the integrity of education. [ + ]
MFA is not enough to mitigate identity theft and misuse
It can be very difficult to completely stop a skilled, motivated and resourced attacker, but robust identity management can make it much harder to initiate. [ + ]
Lenovo ISG: tech predictions that will power the year ahead
Smarter, more integrated technology is already transforming businesses, strengthening research and changing how we collaborate in the digital world. [ + ]
Slow growth on zero trust implementations
According to Gartner, while most organisations recognise the role that zero trust plays in overall risk reduction, surprisingly few have managed to complete implementations. [ + ]
Making tech work for you — not the other way around
As organisations progress on digital journeys, it's important not to get lost in technology and to ensure that staff remain the central focus. [ + ]
ChatGPT: AI for good or AI for bad?
In our relentless quest to mimic and decipher the human mind, we've ushered in the era. What happens when artificial intelligence enters the chat? [ + ]
Holographic teachers in remote schools?
Holoportation technology has arrived in Australia, and it could see teachers being 'beamed' into remote, short-staffed schools. [ + ]
Predicting mobile industry issues for 2023
Mobile Ecosystem Forum Board Chair Andrew Bud and fellow board members share their predictions for the mobile industry in the year ahead. [ + ]
Digital twin technology in the hybrid working world
Bentley Systems' Fergus Dunn unpacks how we can adjust to our new hybrid working world using digital twin technology. [ + ]
Blockchain could hold key to fighting data leaks
UNSW Business School's Dr Eric Lim has called for a rethinking of the management of sensitive customer data with a decentralised, blockchain-based approach. [ + ]
Microsoft launches Azure OpenAI Service
Microsoft has launched into general availability its Azure OpenAI Service in partnership with OpenAI, to provide customers with access to advanced AI models. [ + ]
Perth will be first Australian AWS Local Zones site
Australia's first AWS Local Zones location has been announced, with Perth joining the 28 existing global sites. [ + ]
The dawn of AI has come, and its implications for education couldn't be more significant
The release of OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot has given us a glimpse into the future of teaching and learning alongside artificial intelligence. [ + ]
New stats delivering Australian Open insights
This year's Australian Open broadcast will look a little different, thanks to the inclusion of six new statistics that aim to offer additional insight. [ + ]