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THE threat of cyber-terrorism is growing and most countries are vulnerable to attacks that can shut down critical infrastructure, global experts said.

STATE governments have called for a national broadband network to be operated by a dedicated wholesale provider.

THE federal Government has bowed to pressure from Telstra's rivals and extended its deadline for the national broadband network tender.

PEOPLE with broadband internet access spend more time on the net than they do watching television, a survey has found, but they're not ready to start paying for content.

Lenovo Group, the world's fourth-largest PC maker, reported a 17 percent jump in sales for the last fiscal year, led by continued strong PC demand in China and other markets.

Chinese police in the northern city of Shenyang have detained a woman who posted a video filled with angry comments directed at victims of the devastating earthquake that rattled Sichuan province last week.

TWO hundred workers at a Bendigo call centre may be out of a job after AAPT signed on workers in the Philippines.

The findings from a new independent survey reveals that when it comes to computer file management, the habits of employees in the Netherlands and the Nordics are worse than their peers in the UK and Republic of Ireland!

Users of Windows Vista Media Centers were prevented from recording two NBC Universal shows. The incident raises questions about anticopying controls, Hollywood's intentions toward DRM and Microsoft's willingness to obey broadcasters.

Google is committed to many open-source tenets with its Android mobile phone software--but it's willing to step on a few open-source toes, too.