Industry News
Databricks launches DLT platform to transform ELT
Data and AI company Databricks has announced the launch into general availability of its Delta Live Tables (DLT) infrastructure management solution. [ + ]
UK consumers want right to repair electronic devices
A new UK-based study claims that an overwhelming majority (92%) of the public favour customers having the right to repair electronic devices and other goods. [ + ]
First Nations languages preferred by students: poll
A new poll of primary students shows that children would prefer to learn a First Nations language rather than other languages more commonly taught in schools. [ + ]
Promoting respectful relationships for students
Interrelate's 'Say Yes To Respectful Relationships' poster competition is now open for submissions from schools and students. [ + ]
EYEfi and Axis Communications announce strategic agreement
Axis Communications and EYEfi have announced a strategic agreement, enabling customers to connect to cloud services easily while maintaining a high level of security. [ + ]
Teacher shortage reaches crisis point
Teacher shortages across the state have intensified to breaking point, according to the Independent Education Union of Australia. [ + ]
New algorithm builds stronger, faster blockchains
A new algorithm has been developed that will enable building of more resilient, efficient and faster blockchains. [ + ]
Octopus Deploy launches Config as Code
Octopus Deploy has launched a new Config as Code feature that leverages the power of Git for tracking changes but incorporates a user-friendly UI. [ + ]
High-speed fibre technology facilitates terabit speeds
CommScope has announced new high-speed fibre technology it says will facilitate migration to terabit speeds. [ + ]
Linking STEM students to a resources sector career
BHP and Thiess have teamed up with AMMA’s Bright Future STEM program to encourage students to pursue a career in resources. [ + ]
UniSA researchers tackling rare earth impacts
Researchers from the University of South Australia are developing new methods to extract rare earth elements without devastating the environment. [ + ]
Students connected with International Space Station
A learning experience designed to connect western Sydney high school students with the International Space Station has been announced by the Powerhouse. [ + ]
Collective action needed to close digital divide
An estimated one in 10 Australians and one in five New Zealanders remain digitally excluded, and the gap is widening, experts have warned. [ + ]
Standards raised with updated Australian Curriculum
Education ministers have endorsed a "decluttered" Australian Curriculum that sets higher expectations for what students know. [ + ]
Australian uni students targeted in employment fraud
Cybercriminals are targeting higher education students in markets including Australia with employment fraud, Proofpoint has warned. [ + ]
