Microprocessor supplier AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) is on a mission to convince Australian government agencies not to specify Intel-based hardware for their computer systems. It doesn’t even like the words ‘Intel or compatible’. It wants Intel not to be mentioned at all, and replaced with phrases like ‘industry standard’. Better still, it wants agencies to […]
4 December, 2017
One of the world’s leading computing companies has rediscovered the innovative benefits of putting ideas onto paper at work. Just don’t ask for a desk.
3 March, 2014
By Paul Hemsley and Julian Bajkowski The New South Wales government is on the hunt for a new technology industry and procurement experts for the two key advisory panels it uses to help set overall strategy for public sector agencies. Minister of Finance and Services, Andrew Constance, issued the formal invitation this week as the […]
5 December, 2013
will.i.am, the founder behind the Black Eyed Peas group, will join other international artists and musicians appearing at Destination NSW's Vivid Sydney 2012 for a lighting collaboration. Serving as director of creative innovation at Intel, will.i.am will work on interactive lighting for the façade of the recently constructed wing of the Museum of Contemporary Art […]
25 May, 2012
By Lilia Guan Hardware vendor, Intel and the Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy Senator Stephen Conroy have come up with a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to pursue the Government’s digital economy agenda. The agreement was signed by Senator Conroy and Navin Shenoy, general manager at Intel Asia Pacific and vice […]
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