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1 day ago |
itnews.com.au | Eleanor Dickinson
NSW workers’ compensation insurer icare has renewed a long-standing public cloud agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS), extending the relationship for another three years in a deal valued at $29.1 million. The renewed contract, which runs until April 2028, continues icare’s access to AWS’ cloud computing infrastructure and was signed under the federal government’s whole-of-government arrangement with the hyperscaler.
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3 days ago |
itnews.com.au | Eleanor Dickinson
Victoria Police has upgraded its online reporting function for non-emergency crimes as its seven-year contract with provider Serco reaches expiry. Serco has overseen the force’s police assistance line (PAL) and online reporting (OLR) channels for the past seven years, having signed a $177.7-million contract in 2018.
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4 days ago |
itnews.com.au | Ry Crozier
Telstra accidentally disabled an emergency call service for people with hearing and speech impairments last year after a server migration. The 106 service, which can be used with a teletypewriter (TTY) or a device for the deaf, was inaccessible for almost 13 hours between July 5 and 6 last year.
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itnews.com.au | Ry Crozier
Orica will go live with a new payroll and workforce management system in Australia in July, the “biggest and most complex country” being migrated under a multi-year transformation. The ASX-listed mining and infrastructure solutions provider chose Dayforce as the foundation of its new global HR system in early 2023, with Deloitte engaged to assist with the implementation.
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itnews.com.au | Ry Crozier
A supercomputer hosted at a NextDC facility in Melbourne’s northern suburbs has been switched on, about nine months after it was promised. The machine, based on Nvidia DGX H200 systems, is run by La Trobe’s Australian Centre for Artificial Intelligence in Medical Innovation (ACAMI), which was launched last year. It will use AI “to develop immunotherapies, cancer vaccines, med-tech and healthcare,” La Trobe said in a statement.
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