Business IT
Headquarters
Sneak peak of Apple Campus 2
Patrick May 10:34 AM Apple Campus 2 promises to bring a world-class real-estate project to the heart of Silicon Valley.
Opinion
NY or ASX: the tech entrepreneur's new dilemma
10:20 AM Twitter picked New York, Freelancer.com picked Sydney. What is the right path for aspiring Australian tech giants? Nick Abrahams weighs up the options.
Business
Apple poaches Burberry CEO Angela Ahrendts
Poornima Gupta and Guy Faulconbridge 6:58 AM Apple has poached Burberry chief executive Angela Ahrendts to run its retail division, including online and retail stores.
Business
BlackBerry open letter to customers, partners says it's not failing
Hayley Tsukayama BlackBerry is mounting a major media campaign to tell the world that it's not going anywhere.
Advertising
Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer has advertisers' attention, but can she get their dollars?
Jennifer Saba and Alexei Oreskovic Marissa Mayer has been working hard to change the perception advertisers have of Yahoo!
Innovation
A NuOrder for the global fashion industry
Matthew Hall An Australian company that turned start-up rules upside down is poised to turn the fashion industry inside out.
Productivity
Future wireless savings could be hit by spectrum shortage
Nate Cochrane Wireless devices saved Australian businesses $22 billion last year, but achieving ongoing savings will depend on the result of spectrum land grabs.
Cooling
Supersized cooling solution for supercomputer
David Wilson Anyone who has ever nursed a laptop knows that computers kick out a hell of a lot of heat. So imagine how much is generated by a supercomputer.
Business
Microsoft board works on hiring new CEO this year
Dina Bass and Peter Burrows Microsoft's board hopes to have a successor to chief executive Steve Ballmer in place by the end of this year, sources say.
Business
BlackBerry co-founders consider takeover bid
Rob Gillies BlackBerry founders Mike Lazaridis and Douglas Fregin are considering taking over the distressed smartphone company as it searches for a saviour.
Big data
Big data gives new meaning to 'know thyself'
Stuart Corner One IT executive is on a mission to gather and interpret every bit of data produced by his body and his life.
Start-ups
Sydney students show off start-ups
Ben Grubb Eight up-and-coming technology start-ups have showcased their latest world-changing ideas.
Social media
Jack Dorsey was 29 and unemployed ... then he built Twitter
Will Oremus Anyone in search of Twitter's Zuckerbergian anti-hero will find it in Jack Dorsey, according to Nick Bilton's new book on the social network.
Big data
Corporate giants expand Industrial Internet
General Electric has announced partnerships with AT&T;, Cisco and Intel to expand the industrial internet.
Computers
Lenovo tops PC makers, industry sales decline
Bill Rigby Lenovo has held on to its position as the world's top PC maker in the latest quarter despite a drastic dip in its core Chinese market.
Telcos
Optus eyes enterprise market with $60m Virgin deal
Peter Cai Optus has secured a $60 million telecommunication services contract from Virgin Australia.
Start-ups
Australian start-up brings 'try before you buy' to apps
Ben Grubb Australian start-up lets you try apps before you buy them and catches the eye of US investors.
Telecommuting
HP's Meg Whitman wants to ban working from home, too
Will Oremus Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman is encouraging employees to work at the office as much as possible, according to a report.
Leadership
Google Australia chief wants NBN benefits to flow
Maile Carnegie left a 21-year career at Procter & Gamble to run Google Australia. She talks to Lia Timson in her first interview since taking up the post.
Spending
New devices to drive global IT spending to $4 trillion in 2014
Global spending on IT is expected to reach $4 trillion in 2014, driven by growth in connected devices ranging from jewellery to refrigerators.
