Microsoft Blazes A Trail Of Acquisitions And Collaborations
HELSINKI/REDMOND/JERUSALEM: There’s much ado about Microsoft, with the software giant announcing a collaboration with Finnish telecom equipment maker Nokia, along with several... Read More
Video Game Spending Hits Record
SAN FRANCISCO: Not surprisingly, American consumers spent a record US$10.9 billion on video games in the past quarter, up nine percent from... Read More
Chinese Ministry Protests New US Anti-Huawei Rules
BEIJING: China’s Commerce Ministry has lodged a firm protest against the latest rules by the US against telecommunications networking giant Huawei. Beijing... Read More
Superloop Traffic Soars 30pc As Covid-19 Increases Demand
BRISBANE: Not everyone is complaining about the arrival of the Covid-19 virus. Some high-tech outfits report the virus is doing them good.... Read More
Foxtel Set To Launch Streaming Service: 10K Hours On Offer
SYDNEY: Late out of the blocks, Foxtel – a joint operation between Rupert Murdoch’s News Ltd and Telstra – has joined the... Read More
Digital Currency Arrest: Cash, Bitcoins Worth $120,000 Seized
SYDNEY: In a nascent criminal offence and potentially a first person to be charged with bitcoin offences, a 52-year-old Sydney woman has... Read More
Hot-Desking ‘Dead’: Many Home Workers Spurn Return To City
SYDNEY: Many Australian office workers who have spent recent weeks and months working from home are declining to return to office buildings,... Read More
Westpac Admits 23mil Breaches In Money-Laundering Case
SYDNEY: Westpac has formally admitted 23 million breaches of anti-money laundering laws, due to failures in its transaction reporting and record-keeping. Its... Read More
Intel Invests In Chinese Chips
SHANGHAI: Intel Capital, the venture arm of chipmaker Intel, has invested in two Chinese start-ups in the semiconductor sector. The investment comes... Read More
Cisco Revenue Hits Bad Patch
SAN FRANCISCO: Cisco has reported better-than-expected Q3 earnings despite revenue dropping some eight percent year on year and steeper than the four... Read More