Technology
ACCC to probe NBN shortfalls
The competition watchdog has launched an inquiry into the NBN’s service standards, with a view to protecting burnt users.
Telstra flags short-term pain
Andrew Penn says the telco will need some time to overcome the challenges posed by NBN and TPG.
COMMENTDriving into a high-tech future
Canberra politicians will be stunned to learn that the motor industry they closed is set to be in a better position to start again.
Tech giants panned for ads
US senators derided tech giants for not preventing Russian agents interfering with the American political process.
Facebook profit leaps 79pc
Facebook has booked a big jump in third-quarter profit on the back of its continued dominance of online advertising.
ACCC urges cap on 5G spectrum
The competition regulator is hoping TPG Telecom will be given a fighting chance at next year’s 5G spectrum auction.
Tesla swings to $US619m loss
Tesla produced just 220 Model 3s in the third quarter, far less than the 1,500 promised, as it booked a $US619m loss.
Big banks to share credit data
Borrowers can expect better rates on loans and cheaper financial products under a government clampdown on big banks.
COMMENTAI: The next frontier in banking
The accelerating pace of digital change is set to disrupt every industry — none more so than the banking and financial services industry.
It’s the vibe of the thing
Chris GriffithLG’s SJ9 sound bar is certainly powerful. In battle scenes, with mortars flying, the room was rumbling and shaking.
Uber-SoftBank deal in jeopardy
The fresh infighting shows how Mr Kalanick’s role continues to loom over the ride-hailing giant.
Machines ‘must be monitored’
Replacing bank and insurance workers with machines risks creating a dependency on outside technology companies beyond the reach of regulators
EXCLUSIVEAlipay eyes Chinese tourist surge
Alipay is planning to step up its Australian business to capitalise on the growing number of Chinese tourists.
iPhone X still easy
It’s the question on iPhone users’ lips: is Apple’s 10th-anniversary iPhone X easy to operate without a home button?
COMMENTBe vigilant for email fraud
It’s more important than ever for Australian enterprises to protect themselves from email fraud as real-time transfers come into effect.
Sony back with a bang
Sony has recorded its highest fiscal year profit in its 71-year history.
Google’s political clout wavers
The search giant is battered from all sides amid a populist turn against Silicon Valley and reaction to Russian meddling.
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AI: The next frontier in banking
The accelerating pace of digital change is set to disrupt every industry — none more so than the banking and financial services industry.
It’s the vibe of the thing
LG’s SJ9 sound bar is certainly powerful. In battle scenes, with mortars flying, the room was rumbling and shaking.
Vector supports mPrest software
MPrest has secured the support of New Zealand utility Vector, to bring its energy management solutions to Australasia.
About Technology
Our Team
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Supratim Adhikari
Technology Editor
Melbourne Bureau, Australia
Supratim is the Technology Editor of The Australian. Previously he worked as a journalist for Business Spectator for almost a decade. He's formidable in the kitchen and with a guitar. supratim.adhikari@news.com.au Twitter @SupratimA -
Chris Griffith
Journalist
Sydney Bureau, Australia
Chris's love affair with computing spans more than 45 years. He learnt to program in the late 1960s, studied computer science in the early 70s, worked on mainframes, taught programming, ran a small business networking PCs in the 80s, and built websites in the 90s. In journalism he has written extensively across rounds, been a columnist and commentator, and was founding editor of an indigenous publication on Native Title law. griffithc@theaustralian.com.au Twitter @chris_griffith -
David Swan
Journalist
Melbourne Bureau, Australia
David has been a technology journalist since his late teens. He has a keen interest in the start-up sector and enjoys asking the tough questions, as well as a video game session every now and then. davidswan@gmail.com Twitter @swan_legend
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