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The Commonwealth Bank and CSIRO'S Data61 unit claim to have successfully tested what they call a new type of smart money, using blockchain technology.

Data61's Professor John Taylor has put forward the idea of creating a "Virtual Australia" as a testbed for autonomous vehicles and other AI-powered products and services.

"GPUs have been one of the key technologies" in high-performance computing, according to Data61's Professor John Taylor.

Special adviser to the Prime Minister on cybersecurity Alastair MacGibbon has outlined the country's high-level cyber security strategy.

CSIRO’s Data61 data innovation group is about to celebrate its first year of operations.

One of the world's top technologists has joined the Australian National University as a professor in the ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science.

A new research paper has discovered that 38% of free virtual private network (VPN) software has malware and 84% leak users' traffic in complete disregard of the users' privacy they should be protecting.

CSIRO has deployed two Nvidia DGX-1 supercomputers in a Canberra data centre.

Australian digital health platform for practitioners and patients, HealthKit, has partnered with Coviu, a CSIRO Data61 startup, to integrate its browser-based telehealth platform to give video consultation capability to its 15,000 health practitioners.

The Federal Government today unveiled its cyber security strategy along with the appointment of Alastair MacGibbon as the Prime Minister's special adviser on cyber security.

Insufficient ICT skills is one of a number of barriers holding back some Australian organisations and businesses from moving forward on IoT projects and taking advantage of the rapidly growing Internet of Things industry in Australia, according to the CSIRO.

The Australian Computer Society (ACS) has joined CSIRO’s Data61, ANZ Banking Group, the Commonwealth Department of Employment and the Boston Consulting Group in undertaking an initiative to raise awareness identifying the importance of digital literacy to the future job prospects of Australian workers.

ARNet, Australia’s Academic and Research Network, has launched an Australia Wide-Area SDN Testbed – and innovation platform designed for developing high-speed technologies.