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How Epstein wheedled his way into Bill Gates’ world – and why Melinda hated it

How Epstein wheedled his way into Bill Gates’ world – and why Melinda hated it

The billionaire Microsoft co-founder took a reputational hit from his association with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

  • by Anupreeta Das

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The $48 billion ‘disappointment’ that sent a shiver through Wall Street
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AI

The $48 billion ‘disappointment’ that sent a shiver through Wall Street

Nvidia had a meteoric rise to become one of the world’s most valuable companies, but we just got a snapshot of the AI powerhouse’s vulnerability.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Why Australian banks are better at stopping scammers than British banks
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Scams

Why Australian banks are better at stopping scammers than British banks

Winning the war against these international criminal gangs can only be achieved through a collective show of strength from all parts of the scams chain.

  • by Anna Bligh
‘Wilful blindness’: Big fines for tech giants that ignore abuse material

‘Wilful blindness’: Big fines for tech giants that ignore abuse material

Companies such as Apple, Microsoft, Google and Meta face fines of almost $800,000 a day if they don’t come clean on their progress in combating child exploitation and sex abuse material on their platforms.

  • by Angus Thompson
Massive outage shows the vulnerability of the global tech ecosystem

Massive outage shows the vulnerability of the global tech ecosystem

The CrowdStrike episode is chilling because it highlights how a single, flawed update from a trusted source can cause large parts of the global system to fail.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Is the Christian rhetoric swirling around Trump making the faithful cringe?

Is the Christian rhetoric swirling around Trump making the faithful cringe?

Trump has systemically broken many of the 10 commandments. Yet, he triumphantly declared that God saved him from death.

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How close are we to chaos? Just one blue screen of death

How close are we to chaos? Just one blue screen of death

Crippling tech meltdowns like CrowdStrike are getting more common and more severe. Will you be ready for the next one? Are you keeping spare cash?

  • by David Swan
‘Largest IT outage in history’ caused by US-based cybersecurity firm

‘Largest IT outage in history’ caused by US-based cybersecurity firm

A widespread CrowdStrike outage hit the nation’s supermarkets, banks, telecommunications companies and other businesses on Friday afternoon.

  • by David Swan and Eryk Bagshaw
ASX hits record high; CBA eclipses BHP as Australia’s biggest company

ASX hits record high; CBA eclipses BHP as Australia’s biggest company

The Australian sharemarket climbed to a record high after four out of every five stocks that comprise the benchmark S&P 500 Index advanced on Wall Street overnight.

  • by Millie Muroi
Microsoft’s latest MacBook-beater is the real deal, with an asterisk

Microsoft’s latest MacBook-beater is the real deal, with an asterisk

A phenomenal laptop with incredible battery life, Microsoft’s new Surface is perfect for many users, but a definite non-starter for others.

  • by Tim Biggs
Why your next laptop will be the smartest of the lot

Why your next laptop will be the smartest of the lot

In the 1980s, the best laptop let you edit documents on the go. Today they can produce their own documents and images on demand, and process anything they see and hear.

  • by Tim Biggs