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Waterjet cutting has revolutionized modern manufacturing, offering precision and versatility in cutting various materials. Unlike traditional cutting methods, which often generate excessive heat and waste, waterjet cutting provides a cleaner, more efficient alternative. As industries move toward sustainable practices, the demand for eco-friendly cutting solutions has surged.

63% of employees in Australia see sustainability goals in their company, but would like to see more commitment

GUEST REVIEW: Venom is a Melbourne-based laptop manufacturer that sells to the world. Its laptops (and even its company policies) have attracted a loyal following since being established in 2008 and the company’s latest model, the Venom BlackBook Zero 14 Phantom, seeks to be the choice of businesses, MSPs and consumers seeking a high-quality, reliable laptop that suits mission-critical, high-productivity computing tasks.

Over the last decade, the commitments and reporting offered by data centre providers who lay claim to sustainability have moved from a ‘nice-to-have’ to a ‘must-have’ customer requirement.

GUEST OPINION: Going green is no longer just a catchphrase; it has become an increasingly mainstream and integral aspect of conducting business. Organisations should be doing everything they can to help the environment across their operations – such as installing solar panels on their buildings, recycling plastic packaging, using electric vehicles, and more – to promote and drive legitimate climate action.

GUEST INTERVIEW: Greenbox began life over 20 years ago as an environmentally-focused IT asset lifecycle management company, becoming the first of its kind in Australia to go 100% carbon neutral, with Ross Thompson joining iTWireTV to explain the clear benefits of this ongoing journey.

GUEST INTERVIEW: Greenbox began life over 20 years ago as an environmentally-focused IT asset lifecycle management company, becoming the first of its kind in Australia to go 100% carbon neutral, with Ross Thompson joining iTWireTV to explain the clear benefits of this ongoing journey.

Apple's competitors are often forced to compete on price, because when it comes down to it, that's all they've got, but with the new 5G iPhone SE, the new M1-equipped 5G iPad Air, the new Mac Studio, the new 27-inch Studio display and the M1 Ultra processor, Apple boldly goes where no-one has gone before.

COMPANY NEWS: Each year on November 11, China hosts the world’s largest e-commerce bonanza, which is also one of the globe’s largest digital projects. Behind the scenes, an array of innovative technologies is put to the test. Alibaba Group, for example, has launched several new technologies to support its 11.11 Global Shopping Festival in recent years. These include a self-developed database (OceanBase) launched in 2014 for hosting transaction systems, the world’s largest hybrid-cloud architecture in 2015, and core transaction systems migrated to the cloud in 2019, to name just a few. This year, for the first time, the festival is being run entirely on the cloud.

COMPANY NEWS: Each year on November 11, China hosts the world’s largest e-commerce bonanza, which is also one of the globe’s largest digital projects. Behind the scenes, an array of innovative technologies is put to the test. Alibaba Group, for example, has launched several new technologies to support its 11.11 Global Shopping Festival in recent years. These include a self-developed database (OceanBase) launched in 2014 for hosting transaction systems, the world’s largest hybrid-cloud architecture in 2015, and core transaction systems migrated to the cloud in 2019, to name just a few. This year, for the first time, the festival is being run entirely on the cloud.

Three new colours are coming to the Samsung Galaxy S6 range in Australia depending on the model: Green Emerald, Gold Platinum or Blue Topaz.

Australian icon Dick Smith has lashed out at the government's energy policies, describing our economy as "extremely vulnerable" and calling for the support of nuclear energy.

For a long time geothermal energy has been dismissed as an oddity.  Soon, it will be very much mainstream.

Former Optus executive turned Liberal MP Paul Fletcher has lambasted the latest announced NBN rollout as a cynical exercise in political pork barrelling, with the rollouts allegedly heavily favouring ALP and Greens constituencies.

Companies Deliver Purpose-Built Storage Systems that Meet Uncompromised Demands with Unmatched Value

Microsoft and Toyota have teamed up to work on an Azure-based telematics platform for the carmaker's next generation services.

Although other hard drive manufacturers have units with 4K sector technology, none have Seagate's exclusive firmware that eliminates time-wasting software alignment, clocking in with the highest 'in-class' performance and faster spin speeds, SATA 6GB compatibility, excellent recyclability and low-power requirements. Looks like it is easy being green!

The latest release of Nav N Go's iGo GPS navigation software features green routing.

Despite being in the midst of a Federal election, Stephen Conroy, Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy took a remarkably non-partisan approach when he opened CA Technology's customer conference in Melbourne this morning.