This week: Win 3.1 glitch grounds flights, IBM's mainframe man dies, China tops supercomputer rankings, Aussie IT education going backwards, and would you like worms with your coffee? [ + ]

A new breed of IT leaders is embracing a style of business in which the underlying platforms are automated, open and optimised, agile and analytically driven to deliver business operations digitally.

Digital design students will have their work on showcase to impress Australian corporations at the 2015 Design Lab graduate show in Sydney from 26–28 November.

Commonwealth Bank has arranged to become the anchor tenant for the Australian Technology Park, which is being redeveloped by the Mirvac Group into a business precinct. [ + ]

Queensland Government CIO Andrew Mills has disclosed that unknown attackers infiltrated the websites of TAFE Queensland and the education department, illegally accessing private data. [ + ]

Aussie star Atlassian files for IPO in US, dangerous new CryptoWall ransomware emerges, and NSW Minister falls in love with driverless cars. [ + ]

Australia's Bureau of Communications Research expects Wi-Fi to play a key role in the business models of both established operators and disruptive start-ups in the near future. [ + ]

Ericsson and Cisco have entered a broad-ranging partnership to collaborate on developing and selling networking technologies, with a special focus on SDN/NFV architecture. [ + ]

In the biggest acquisition in Canon Oceania history, Canon Australia has bought Converga, the New Zealand Post Group's managed services and business process outsourcing company. [ + ]

Sales from the tablet market continues to slow despite the popularity of convertible touchscreen devices. [ + ]

Customer service software vendor Zendesk will hire up to 175 technology employees to staff its new technology headquarters in Victoria, which is being supported by state government funding. [ + ]

Internet Australia claims the TPP has the potential to adversely affect internet users, such as through more onerous legislation in relation to the unlawful downloading of film and TV content. [ + ]

Millennials want to use the tools that they trust, with quick and easy access to data, visually appealing, fully customisable interfaces and ways to communicate with colleagues in a social media setting. [ + ]

nbn has announced it has started piloting hybrid fibre-coaxial technology with 300 premises in Queensland. [ + ]

Telstra and Ericsson claim to have achieved a world-first test of 1 Gbps capability on its commercial mobile network. [ + ]