Why SAP's CEO came to Australia
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SAP CEO Bill McDermott slipped quietly into Australia last week and spoke to exclusively to the AFR about his firm's plans to seize control in a generational tech shift.
SAP CEO Bill McDermott slipped quietly into Australia last week and spoke to exclusively to the AFR about his firm's plans to seize control in a generational tech shift.
Amazon Web Services has its top government executive in Australia, while Microsoft continues its push to take a bigger slice of cloud deals.
Telstra's CEO Andy Penn says his plans will put the company at the centre of a number of booming global technology trends cloud computing, cyber security, the Internet of Things and media content distribution.
The US tech giant will have the highest level of security in the market in two new Canberra data centres as it fights a generational market share battle with Amazon Web Services.
Cloud computing training startup A Cloud Guru has raised almost $9 million from Boston-based fund Elephant Venture Capital.
The NSW government is weighing into the battle to build a quantum computer with a $26 million fund for quantum computing initiatives.
Oz Minerals chief executive Andrew Cole took his senior executives over to Seattle to observe methods used at Amazon, as it switches its tec...
Gambling operator Tabcorp now has been on a three year tech hiring binge as it seeks to dominate online betting.
Microsoft has received the tick of approval from the Australian Signals Directorate for its cloud products, giving it a leg up against Amazo...
Nutanix's CEO says an IPO must be a rite of passage for ambitious tech start-ups, and working with investors is like being a good child.
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