AI platform for business transformation ServiceNow and integration and automation provider Boomi vowed to elevate customer experience through AI-powered self-service with ServiceNow Technology Provider Service Management (TPSM).

Digital infrastructure company Equinix plans to enter the Philippine market by acquiring three data centres from technology solutions provider Total Information Management (TIM).

Australian property fund manager ISPT has deployed identity solutions provider HID’s mobile access through its trusted technology partner onUgo to enable employee badges in digital wallets at ISPT’s office in George Place, Sydney.

IPG Mediabrands’ technology-driven commerce division Kinesso Commerce has partnered with video technology company Vudoo to launch a new media solution.

GUEST OPINION: This week’s inquiry into the use of Deep Fakes in Australian schools, combined with the increasing use of Deep Fakes by political figures both in Australia and abroad, are worrisome developments. It signals we are in a rapidly evolving arms race to research and develop effective and reliable deep fake detection tools.

Macquarie Data Centres, part of Macquarie Technology Group, hosted a groundbreaking ceremony, signaling the start of construction at its newest data centre, IC3 Super West, in Sydney’s north zone, which is purpose-built for high-density AI and cloud workloads.

Wednesday, 24 July 2024 11:20

Vertiv unveils new UPS

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Critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions provider Vertiv introduced 1kVA to 3kVA capacities of the Vertiv Liebert GXE, an online double conversion, single-phase unitnerruptible power supply (UPS) for 230v applications.

Digital transformation of energy management and automation Schneider Electric has partnered with Nairobi-based IXAfrica Data Centres to launch what they call East Africa’s first and largest hyper cloud data centre.

In recognition of AI Appreciation Day 7 Tech leaders share their thoughts regarding the future of AI and how it is changing the world.

The Federal Court has today ordered Master Wealth Control Pty Ltd (DG Institute) to pay $5 million in pecuniary penalties for making false or misleading representations to consumers in the promotion and sale of two education programs called Real Estate Rescue (RER) and Master Wealth Control (MWC), and to pay consumer redress totalling $14.7 million to students enrolled in the MWC program.

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