Button battery safety regulations announced; 1st Energy admits it ‘likely’ misled Tasmanian consumers, on telemarketing calls: ACCC; Data mesh decentralises custodianship while maintaining governance

Regulations have been introduced by the Commonwealth Government to reduce the risks that button and coin batteries present to young children.

Tasmanian electricity retailer 1st Energy has admitted it likely misled consumers in making representations to consumers in the State during unsolicited telemarketing calls.
The D-Link DIR-2150 is an AC2100 Wi-Fi Gigabit router that the company says is suitable for medium-sized homes.
The data mesh concept is similar to microservices but for data rather than code, explains ThoughtWorks data and AI practice lead Dave Colls.
We don’t think the ACCC has ever taken a technology company to court over “anti-virus” claims, but it has certainly taken activewear company Lorna Jane Pty Ltd for such an “alleged false or misleading claim”.
Computer vision dominates the artificial intelligence sector in China with a 50% share of the market and the highest amount of funding in the world, with US$4.5 billion (A$5.9 billion) raised from venture capitalists between 2016 and 2018.
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