A exploit of server editions of Microsoft SharePoint has raced around the world, with hundreds of breaches detected and IT teams scrambling to apply patches.

For every dazzling image beamed home from Mars rovers or navigation satellite keeping ships on course, there are missions that go astray, technology that fails, and millions, sometimes billions, of taxpayer dollars lost to the void. 

Despite significant advancements, including the Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) programme and the Rural Broadband Initiative, many rural communities still grapple with unreliable, expensive, or altogether absent internet access.

We now have a national AI strategy, but relative to other countries’ approaches, its a bit of a nothing burger. I guess if you don’t know what to do, it’s best to just stay out of the way.

The government has unveiled its long-awaited national artificial intelligence (AI) strategy, setting a direction for AI adoption across sectors, and emphasising responsible innovation, regulatory clarity, and international collaboration.

Satellite connectivity is increasingly the best option for backup communications in disasters, and two tech titans grapple with the implications AI pose to their businesses.