Commonwealth Bank having issues with credit, debit cards; ACMA releases telco complaints-handling performance data for Dec quarter, CommsAlliance happy, ACCAN concerned; TSMC founder casts doubts on success of planned Arizona plant

The Commonwealth Bank, Australia's biggest bank, is currently having issues that are impacting the use of credit and debit cards by its customers.

ACMA has published its telco complaints-handling data for the quarter ended December 2020, and the Communications Alliance notes that complaints have dropped 40% over a two year period.
The founder of TSMC, the world's biggest semiconductor fab, says it may be impossible to replicate what has been done in Taiwan in other parts of the world including the US.
Cybersecurity and data analysis firm Cynterra has won a major contract to provide the Australian Government’s Digital Transformation Agency with a new generation secure internet gateway.
The biographical drama Judas and the Black Messiah has won one Oscar already at the ongoing ceremony, but the film also has another less well-known achievement: it was used to spread the most malicious files among the films up for Oscar contention.
Sophos has launched its XGS Series firewall appliance, “the most advanced and significant hardware that it has ever released with the most unmatched detection, protection, and speed,” which protects users’ networks from the deadliest threats and cyberattacks.
Security, safety and BI vendor Genetec has appointed Djeffri Setiawan to the newly created role of ANZ channel sales manager.
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