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Google, Stanford use machine learning on 37.8m data points for drug discovery
Researchers from Google and Stanford University have used machine learning methods – deep learning and multitask networks – to discover effective drug treatments for a variety of diseases.
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When a hacker destroys your business
It’s been almost four years since business owners Carl Woerndle and his brother Alex were caught up in a cyber attack so damaging it destroyed their once prospering technology business, Distribute.IT.
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Cochlear refines digital roadmap
More than 2,700 global staff to benefit from enterprise content management system – with investments in digital technology.
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RMIT drone can think like an airline pilot
Researchers at RMIT University have developed a drone equipped with technology that allows it to communicate with an air traffic controller if it loses connection with a remote pilot on the ground.
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TripGo app gets more personal with new features
TripGo app has released a range of new features aimed at better personalising trip planning.
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Data analytics keeps tabs on Victorian cabbies
The Taxi Services Commission (TSC) of Victoria is using a data warehouse to access the data of more than 100 million trips made by taxi drivers in the state over the past 2.5 years.
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Apple edges out Samsung to take top smartphone spot
Samsung lost its number one position in the global smartphone market to Apple in the last quarter of 2014. Buoyed by sales of its iPhone 6, Apple shipped 74.8 million units to secure a 20.4 per cent share of the market, Gartner said on Wednesday.
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Data.gov.au and data.sa share search metadata
The data.gov.au website has shared its metadata with data.sa.gov.au, allowing users to search datasets from both sites using a shared search repository.
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In pictures: Tableau on Tour Melbourne
Tableau's annual conference came to Melbourne this year. Delegates heard insights from technology futurist Chris Riddell and Tableau CMO Elissa Fink.
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Snowden willing to face trial in US, if it's fair
Edward Snowden, the former U.S. National Security Agency contractor who leaked details of the agency's surveillance programs, is willing to return to the U.S. and face criminal charges, if he's assured of a fair trial, according to a Russian news report.
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Changing culture key to achieving digital agility
The cultural aspect to achieving digital agility should not be underestimated, and IT and marketing teams need to work together to convince their boards that moving to agile development processes will positively impact their businesses.
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Intel CEO Krzanich: What we're doing to succeed on smartphones
Intel has done well in PCs and tablets, but success in smartphones has eluded the chip maker for years. Cracking the challenging market is the next big task for Intel CEO Brian Krzanich , who is chasing an aggressive strategy to get its mobile processors into more handsets.
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Telstra strikes agreement to sell Presto movies and TV
Telstra has signed an agreement to resell Presto’s subscription video-on-demand service to its customers.
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Mobile apps drive WA’s search for minerals
Western Australia is refining its search for minerals and resources using mapping and tracking technology that is tailored for smartphones and mobile devices.
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Sydney financial tech startup hub to open in May
A new co-working space in Sydney hopes to bring together financial tech startups into 1230 square metres of collaborative office space.
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Case study: When a hacker destroys your business
Co-founder of the now-defunct Distribute.IT, Carl Woerndle, gives a warts and all account of the cyber attack so damaging it destroyed his once prospering technology business.
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Google, Stanford use machine learning on 37.8m data points for drug discovery
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How Amaysim used analytics to engage management
Mobile provider Amaysim needed to develop a business intelligence (BI) strategy but didn’t want to subject its management team to static PowerPoint presentations about BI.
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