​SK Telecom and Macquarie acquire security firm ADT Caps for $1.2b

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ZDNet Tech Today - Asia May 8, 2018

​SK Telecom and Macquarie acquire security firm ADT Caps for $1.2b SK Telecom, together with Macquarie, have bought South Korean security systems firm ADT Caps for 1.276 trillion won ($1.18 billion) READ FULL STORY Critical vulnerability impacts Bitcoin Cash miners READ FULL STORY Singapore MVNO offers public transit riders free data READ FULL STORY InvisibleShield Glass Curve Elite for Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus: Bubbles, breakage, and broken promises READ FULL STORY $820 million for maker of a Stormtrooper robot? Here's why it was a smart move. READ FULL STORY MIT's MapLite brings self-driving vehicles to country roads READ FULL STORY HPE revamps Nimble Storage portfolio READ FULL STORY Get 2 Months of VMware Cloud Foundation Free! Training from IBM Future-Proof Your Digital Commerce Decision White Papers from IBM 1. Mobility ​​​​Mi Electric Scooter review: Complete that last mile commute with ease ​| ​​Six ways a VPN can help travelers connect wherever they go | ​​Razer-Singtel partnership aims to plug e-payment gaps in Southeast Asia Read more › 2. Cloud ​​​​​Alibaba's Q4 cloud revenue puts it on $2.8 billion annual run rate | ​Dropbox rolls out new AdminX tools for data management | ​​Twitter to move cold storage, Hadoop clusters to Google Cloud Platform Read more › LG G7 ThinQ first take: Despite terrible names, the camera and audio capabilities make it a contender Although we have seen vocal scorn for Apple's iPhone X notch, it's what Android manufacturers are now rolling out. Although the LG G7 may not have one standout feature, it has everything you need and may even be better than the Samsung Galaxy S9. READ FULL STORY Live Webcast - How AWS migration and a new monitoring vision support Nasdaq's business... Webcasts from AppDynamics Watch Now Live Webcast - Five Essential Steps to Future-Proof Your Cloud Strategy Webcasts from CenturyLink Register Now APIs and the language of business collaboration White Papers from Red Hat Download Now IDC Integration - Digital Transformation infobrief White Papers from Red Hat Download Now More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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Budget 2018: Tech and science gets AU$2.4 billion

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ZDNet Tech Today - AU May 8, 2018

Budget 2018: Tech and science gets AU$2.4 billion The Australian Science and Technology Growth Program will push artificial intelligence, supercomputers, eSafety, women in STEM, intellectual property, space, and research and development. READ FULL STORY RELATED • Budget 2018: Australia announces AU$20m Asian Innovation Strategy • Budget 2018: Govpass gains AU$92.4m • Budget 2018: Funding Australia's data-sharing framework • Budget 2018: AU$250m for Skilling Australians Fund Budget 2018: Government confirms AU$41m space agency READ FULL STORY Budget 2018: Crackdown on R&D and tech taxation READ FULL STORY Budget 2018: Government eyes blockchain, funds Parliamentary cyber centre READ FULL STORY Budget 2018: AU$260m to improve GPS and satellite READ FULL STORY ​Canberra to deliver platform and hosting strategies by November READ FULL STORY Department of Human Services is building a new private cloud READ FULL STORY Get 2 Months of VMware Cloud Foundation Free! Training from IBM Future-Proof Your Digital Commerce Decision White Papers from IBM 1. Samsung ​​​​​Samsung's new Galaxy A6 phones arrive | ​Samsung launches image sensor with turnkey camera module | ​​Samsung more than doubles storage of Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus Read more › 2. Mobility ​​​​Mi Electric Scooter review: Complete that last mile commute with ease ​| ​​LG launches portable instant camera-printer hybrid | ​​Razer-Singtel partnership aims to plug e-payment gaps in Southeast Asia Read more › Build 2018: Microsoft embraces Android and iOS, extends Timeline feature At this week's Build developers conference, Microsoft will show off new features designed to connect its cloud-based services more tightly to mobile devices running iOS and Android. But will developers see an opportunity? READ FULL STORY Live Webcast - How AWS migration and a new monitoring vision support Nasdaq's business... Webcasts from AppDynamics Watch Now Live Webcast - Five Essential Steps to Future-Proof Your Cloud Strategy Webcasts from CenturyLink Register Now IDC Integration - Digital Transformation infobrief White Papers from Red Hat Download Now APIs and the language of business collaboration White Papers from Red Hat Download Now More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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