| Hi John,
Japanese computer memory manufacturer Kioxia is set to release two new solid state drives for content creators, gamers, and professionals. The SSDs, which are under development, will be staged in an exhibit in Shanghai from 30 July to 2 August.
Australian-listed blockchain and AI focused mobile games developer Animoca Brands has acquired 100% of indie game developer Blowfish Studios for an upfront consideration of $9 million, plus payments of up to $26 million conditional on certain employment and performance targets.
Fintech startup 1receipt issues and manages customers’ digital receipts in a smartphone app. And unlike other digital receipts, shoppers are not required to share their personal information.
Western Australian managed IT services consulting company Netlink has rebranded its business with help from digital agency PWD.
Cybersecurity testing standard community AMTSO has elected a new board, appointing Alexander Ivanyuk, Acronis senior director of product and technology, and David Ellis, SecureIQLab vice president of sales and corporate relations, as new board members.
Webcentral has appointed John Stevens to the role of chief operating officer.
The Federal Government has announced the expansion of Australia’s fast charging network for battery electric vehicles (EVs) by providing funding for new chargers across metropolitan and regional Australia to drive uptake of EVs and support consumer choice.
And as always there's plenty more today, so for all the news please visit www.itwire.com.
Stephen Withers, newsletter editor, iTWire
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