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A city on Sweden's southern coast plays host to an unusual museum that opened last week: the Museum of Failure. It has already gained much attention and is attracting visitors from around the world.

ANALYSIS WikiLeaks appears to have gone missing, with what has become more or less a regular release from its Vault 7 CIA document dump not being made on 26 May.

Sweden has dropped its rape investigation against WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange and will revoke the arrest warrant it has against the Australian national.

Real time processing of big-data can be beneficial in many ways. In this case connected cars can tell other drivers about potential hazardous road conditions.

Swedish cloud-based planning and collaboration app company Favro is separating from partner company and project software management firm Hansoft.

Australian cloud software platform provider Dropsuite is rolling out its suite of back-up products through a partnership with Sweden-based hosting and billing software company Atomia.

Although 5G is what many are banking on, tough competition from Huawei and Nokia and a post-4G and pre-5G world sees Ericsson making a loss – for now.

Sweden has made a formal request to Ecuador to interview WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in Quito's embassy in London, where he has been holed up for more than four years.

Mike Wright, group managing director of networks in Telstra’s operations division, has published a blog post talking about the latest 5G developments at Telstra and its contributions to 5G standards.

An Israeli, Washington-based cybersecurity start-up, which uses big data, behavioural analytics and machine learning to automatically hunt down complex cyberattacks in real time, has been judged by Juniper Research as the world’s top disruptive tech innovator.

As Australia's Julian Assange begins a fifth year of life in the Ecuador embassy in London, it looks like Sweden, the country that has accused him of rape, is finally beginning to come around.

Nokia has enabled 3 Sweden to enhance mobile broadband customer services using TD-LTE-Advanced technology, offering significantly higher capacity and download speeds.

The Director-General of the Swedish Post and Telecom Authority, Göran Marby, has been named the next President and Chief Executive Officer of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).

Although commercial deployments of 5G technology are still around 5 years away, Ericsson has been very busy developing 5G and is installing an early 5G pilot in Swedish mines.

Canadian-listed enterprise communications vendor Aastra Technologies’ European subsidiary has acquired Sweden-headquartered cloud software solutions vendor Telepo.

The project management profession is experiencing continued growth and high median salaries, including in Australia, according to the recently released 2013 Project Management Salary Survey from the Project Management Institute (PMI) which also reports signs of improvement in various economies around the world.

Two Swedish teenage girls have been found guilty of defamation for posting anonymous sexual insults via Instagram.

One of the co-founders of file-sharing website The Pirate Bay has today gone on trial, charged with hacking and stealing data from an government IT services company.

Google has won a potential battle in Sweden, with the Swedish Language Council removing 'ungoogleable' from its dictionary after legal pressure from the search giant.

Australia and Telstra have scored poorly, while European telcos lead the pack in a research report on carriers around the world who offer the best value for money 4G mobile data plans.