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Students from seven NSW universities will attend NSW Police Headquarters in Parramatta on Thursday 6 May 2021 to tackle cybercrime challenges in the inaugural Cybercrime Think Tank rolled out by the NSW Police Force.

If there's one thing we know about mobile phone and data plans, it's that they get better all the time, with the biggest differentiator in 2021 being the amount of data you get included for the money, given that national calls and text are unlimited, so what is Circles.Life offering?

PRODUCT LAUNCH: 'WHIZZARD' from Linius Technologies Limited is the only cloud-based solution that transforms regular video into "hyper-personalised" video transform hours of video footage into bite-sized relevant pieces of content, to increase knowledge sharing across their preferred platforms: it's a unique product in the video conferencing and enterprise collaboration markets which allows users to immediately search, assemble and share video content from within recorded meetings.

Late last year, in December 2019, a specially selected set of students from top Australian universities became the seventh set to complete Huawei's Seeds for the Future program, learning about China, Huawei and more.

University students are being offered special pricing from Apple on Macs and iPads, with the added bonus of Beats Studio3 Wireless headphones, a free year of Apple TV+, as well as special pricing on various apps and Apple Music. 

Ninety per cent of parents consider Australia’s education system to be “poor” or having “room for improvement”, with more than one in three admitting they feel ill-equipped to support their child’s learning in the next decade, according to new research.

RMIT University has adopted the SAS Joint Certification Program, with the joint certificate recording students’ coursework using SAS software to solve real-world business problems.

The Australian National University has released a report about the attack on its network which was announced in June 2019, providing a detailed timeline but no attribution for the hack or a possible reason as to why it was undertaken.

Are you a problem solver? Renowned British visionary, inventor and Dyson founder and CEO, James Dyson, is on the hunt for bright minds with fresh ideas world-wide, and it's not too late to enter!

A university developed photonic chip, which you'd think would be visual, is claimed to be able to "harness sound waves to speed up local networks".

Australia's first university short course on developing blockchain strategy, "built with industry and delivered by global blockchain experts", is being launched by Melbourne's RMIT.

24 Australian students have just completed Huawei's most prominent global CSR program, Seeds for the Future, which immerses qualifying undergraduates in an impressive three week work and cultural experience program.

Boost Mobile’s ‘Ultimate Intern’ for 2015 has won $15,000 toward his uni fees due to his ‘innovation,’ with the 2016 Ultimate Internship now open for applications. 

Australia’s Academic and Research Network (AARNET) has struck a deal with the Pacific Research Platform to link Australian researchers with those in California.

Lucky Canberrian undergraduates will travel to Beijing and Shenzhen for three weeks under a new agreement between the ACT and Huawei announced today.

Intersect Australia will install an SGI supercomputer at one of Macquarie Telecom's Sydney data centres and make it available to Australian researchers.

here's nothing new about offering discounts to tertiary students and staff - Apple's been doing it for decades, to give just one example. But we haven't previously heard of a storage vendor taking that route.

The Melbourne School of Engineering at the University of Melbourne has selected four teams of students and alumni for entrepreneurial fellowships in a program aimed at accelerating startups and fostering a culture of entrepreneurship at the institution.

Students in Australia and New Zealand have been challenged to build robots that can autonomously complete simulated search and rescue tasks.

One of the problems with telling a rather public fib is that one has to keep on telling it in order to maintain the status quo.  So it was with newly-appointed Yahoo! CEO Scott Thompson.