Research from ANU shows executive/board knowledge of cyber risks among medium sized businesses is inadequate and board-level governance of cyber security risks varies wildly between organisations.
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Using time to boost radar and quantum computing
The world’s most precise clock has been fine-tuned to boost radar and quantum computing capabilities.
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Working Lego model of Australia’s next smart city
A Lego model of an Australian city is helping to illustrate the potential of smart technology.
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Aussies designing parts for $19b fusion energy generator
Australian scientists are designing vital components for what is currently the world’s largest science-engineering project - the development of a $19 billion fusion energy generator.
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Australia enters the quantum communications race
Australia has entered the bid for quantum encrypted communications with a new cloning method that surpasses previous cloning limits, and can be realised using existing fibre optic infrastructure.
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IBM: Census outage could have been prevented
A bunch of ‘he said, she said’ has erupted as IBM details where it all went wrong with Australia’s 2016 Census.
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Australians “overwhelmingly negative” about broadband
Australians are more dissatisfied with broadband than any other type of infrastructure, according to the Global @dvisor Infrastructure Index 2016.
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Wind farm settings the culprit for SA blackout
Based on an analysis from the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO), the sudden loss of half of South Australia’s wind power was the main contributing factor to the state-wide blackout that occurred last month.
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New Zealand eager to invest in robotics and automation
40 per cent of New Zealand businesses have expressed interest in investing in robotic processes and automation within the next 12 months, according to research by Alleasing New Zealand. In Australia, this statistic is 36.7 per cent.
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Adelaide-made sensor can detect vitamin B12 deficiencies
University of Adelaide researchers have developed a world-first optical sensor that can detect vitamin B12 in diluted human blood – a first step towards a low-cost, portable, broadscale vitamin B12 deficiency test.
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