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Global imaging, print, and hardware manufacturer Epson has announced that it is planning the construction of the company's first biomass power plant in Japan, with the plant using renewable electricity.

Whether you're a whiz in the kitchen or, well, you're like me, Philips has a new AirFryer out that makes anyone a cuisinier d'excellence and what’s more, it cooks faster, fresher, and healthier - and you can drive it from your phone.

The US Department of State has offered a reward of US$10 million (A$13.5 million) for information leading to the identification of location of any of the leaders of the DarkSide Windows ransomware gang.

GUEST INTERVIEW: A data centre that reduces latency, increases proximity, packs 10x the compute density into an area of equal size while delivering cost savings sounds too good to be true, but ResetData has arrived to reset expectations for the better.

GUEST INTERVIEW: A data centre that reduces latency, increases proximity, packs 10x the compute density into an area of equal size while delivering cost savings sounds too good to be true, but ResetData has arrived to reset expectations for the better.

The company that operates the world's biggest single hydrocarbon network has admitted that it suffered a data leak, which it blamed on third-party contractors.

GUEST OPINION by Mark Fazackerley, Regional Vice President Australia and New Zealand at Talend:  Thanks to vast reserves of many resources, including oil, coal and minerals, Australia’s resources sector has grown to become a crucial part of the national economy.

With the "oil and gas market influenced by several factors outside the control of companies", the "long-term competitiveness of O&G industry will depend on the use of technology", including AI.

Google heads three technology companies in Australia in the top 10 list of most in demand employers, according to a new survey from professional network LinkedIn. Mining and resources are also hot workplace destinations but there is no telco in sight.

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.

Cadac Organice Cloud Solution provides Weatherford with a tailored document management system as per their requirements

Maersk Oil, a fully-owned subsidiary of A.P. Moller - Maersk, will implement the Cadac Organice Product Suite to manage and control its engineering documents

Cadac Organice helps engineering companies to maintain their as-built documents and avoid safety issues