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Green cloud will lead race to net zero
It's time to lead the way by leveraging the green cloud — a sustainable approach in the design, manufacture, use and disposal of IT resources. [ + ]
The role of AI in data protection
Using AI to automate processes strengthens a data-driven security approach and bolsters protection, while maintaining data privacy. [ + ]
How SAS is helping organisations harness their data for good
Harnessing the power of data analytics can help companies drive innovation and also make a positive impact on people, society, industry, and the environment. [ + ]
The National Quantum Strategy and Australian businesses
Much has been made about the bold vision of Australia being recognised as a leader in the quantum industry. What does it mean for Australian businesses? [ + ]
Concern over stadium FRT use
The use of FRT in stadiums is raising concerns around data ownership, use, storage and security, creating calls for legislative reform. [ + ]
Microsoft works with traditional owners on new data centre
The unique data centre build project will incorporate local Indigenous culture and connection to Country. [ + ]
Social media FOMO: students struggling to disconnect
A fear of missing out (FOMO) means young people are finding themselves unable to disconnect from social media, new research shows. [ + ]
Machine learning: enhanced reliability or catastrophe?
AI is not all-knowing; it can be simplistic and prone to errors, making it essential to view the technology as a tool rather than an infallible force. [ + ]
Breaking the metaverse stigma
Business leaders across industries stuggle to see the value of the metaverse, failing to understand its application now that the initial hype has died down. [ + ]
Data in flight is a slept-on data sovereignty concern
In complex distributed environments, dynamic but suboptimal data routing decisions made by service providers can create risk for customers. [ + ]
Overcoming economic headwinds: CIOs' top priorities
The current economic climate makes digital transformation challenging — rising costs and a talent shortage are forcing CIOs to narrow their scope. [ + ]
Back to basics: the business case for zero trust
Control has been taken away from IT departments, with employees operating on multiple networks and devices, leaving businesses vulnerable to threats. [ + ]
Protecting sensitive data in the cloud
Though cybercriminals employ many techniques to access personal information, sometimes data is left vulnerable thanks to misconfigured cloud infrastructure. [ + ]
Distributed work — you're doing it wrong
Atlassian's Annie Dean on why videoconferencing, instant messaging and in-office mandates are not the way forward for today's workforce. [ + ]
Australia's AI ambitions are being slowed by storage
Building thousands of models AI isn't a problem for Australian organisations, but productionising them and achieving optimal performance is. [ + ]