| Hi John, The Australian arm of Chinese telecommunications equipment vendor Huawei Technologies has been forced to abandon a $136 million deal with the Western Australian Government due to trade restrictions imposed on the firm by the US Government.
The ACCC has provided a second, conditional, interim authorisation for the Australian Banking Association (ABA) and banks to co-operate to provide supplementary relief packages for individuals and businesses affected by COVID-19.
Whether it's a deliberate action or a convenient error, cable TV provider Foxtel has found a short-term way of stopping the haemorrhage of customers: don't let them cancel their subscriptions.
NEC Australia is increasing its use of BMC products and services to improve its internal and managed service provider operations.
eCommerce merchant losses to online payment fraud will exceed US$25 billion in 2024, up from just $17 billion in 2020, despite the ongoing implementation of Secure Customer Authentication (SCA) in Europe.
ICT and cybersecurity training provider DDLS is transitioning all courses to remote delivery in a move it says will protect the safety of customers and employees amid the escalating COVID-19 situation.
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