The ripple effect of Friday's outage is expected to last for weeks, with some companies simply unable to do business.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang quits after affair with alleged Chinese spy
Jensen Huang, the founder of global artificial intelligence giant Nvidia, has resigned from his position as CEO.
Developer 'pauses' AI data centre proposal after it 'misread' community feeling
Quantum DC has delayed its proposed hyper-scale AI data centre in the Adelaide Hills after receiving more than 400 questions from the community.
Firm embroiled in Nvidia scandal linked to Australian newsagent worker
The Australian subsidiary of the firm at the centre of the alleged Nvidia spy scandal lists a newsagent worker as it sole director.
Shareholders sue Nvidia CEO Huang over affair with suspected Chinese spy
Nvidia shares tumbled after the company opened an investigation into Mr Huang's ties with a suspected Chinese spy.
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Humans are an inventive bunch, constantly coming up with solutions to problems and working out ways to make life easier or better. And many ingenious inventions are Australian.
Nvidia launches investigation into CEO's affair with suspected Chinese spy
Technology giant Nvidia is launching an independent investigation after a media report that its founder and CEO Jensen Huang had been the target of a foreign intelligence effort.
Smart glasses present 'elevated risk' to patients, says NT Health
The Northern Territory health department has issued a ban to its staff around the use of smart glasses, as part of an internal department review into its privacy policies triggered by a recent breach.
WA towns back growing trend of smart glasses bans, citing privacy fears
Local governments across country WA are banning smart glasses from public facilities, citing growing concerns over inappropriate use.
Blind woman says smart glasses replaced her guide dog
A regional Victorian woman says she may never need a guide dog again after using smart glasses, but says new rules restricting usage need more clarification.
Educators weighing pluses and minuses of a 'digital detox' in school
A swing from digital to analogue learning is happening overseas, but student performance is yet to improve on at least one international measure.
Joseph Weizenbaum was an AI sceptic in the 60s and his message is prescient
With his new play Eliza, Tom Holloway brings to life the true story of computer scientist Joseph Weizenbaum and the early AI program he created in the 60s.
Fortnite returns to Apple's Australian app stores after landmark case
The Federal Court has ordered Apple to open up its devices to other app stores, as part of a landmark finding that the tech giant violated Australian competition law.
Australians facing spike in data breaches after 'critical' flaw uncovered
Australians should expect an increase in future data breaches as a result of critical software flaws that have forced major government websites, education platforms and web hosts to go offline.
Behaviour expert says smart glasses bans at pools may be ineffective
One fifth of Victoria's councils have confirmed they are investigating or implementing measures to prohibit covert recording devices from community pools and recreation facilities over privacy concerns.
Someone used AI to create a book about me and sold it online
Cam Wilson, who is the ABC's AI reporter, recently discovered an AI-generated book about him and a book he wrote.
Why Darwin could become 'a major interconnection point' for global data
As data centres and fibre-optic cable networks proliferate, planning documents show two international subsea cables could soon dock in the Darwin suburb of Fannie Bay.
Chinese company to face Australian privacy probe over 'pervert' glasses
The privacy commissioner has launched a formal investigation into the Chinese software company behind an influx of cheap smart glasses to Australia.
China moves to register AI digital humans
Beijing is issuing AI digital humans with identity cards in a bid to hold companies accountable and ensuring state surveillance applies to the virtual world.
Data breaches across Queensland's public sector on the rise
The Office of the Information Commissioner says some of the breaches were malicious and intentional.
Norway proposes temporary ban on smart glasses amid privacy fears
The push comes amid growing ethical and privacy concerns around the new devices, which have been marketed by technology giants such as Meta.