Development stories - Page 29

SiteGround is migrating much of its infrastructure to Google Cloud, enhancing speed, efficiency, and sustainability for its users in the U.S. and Europe.

Australian enterprises are leveraging IoT to boost internal and customer productivity, with 44% already implementing the technology, IDC reports.

DigiCert unveils IoT Device Manager and Enterprise PKI Manager, revolutionising secure deployments with DigiCert ONE.

Zcoin has launched its Zcoin Crowdfunding System (ZCS) as a key step in decentralising funding and decision making of projects.

Australia ranks 13th globally in open source usage, reveals GitHub's report, highlighting the notable rise of contributors and new repositories in JAPAC.

This is an important project that will improve New Zealand’s domain name system - reinforcing its reliability and security.

Google advances AI with privacy-focused tech; offers open-source tools to balance smart interfaces and user trust.

GitHub has announced new capabilities that make it easier for developers to report vulnerabilities directly from their repositories.

Zenuity partners with CERN to leverage machine learning for autonomous cars, aiming to enhance safety through rapid data interpretation and decision-making.

A student flat in leafy Waikato town of Cambridge started as the home of a software startup called Rocketspark.

A new tech-focused tertiary school in Whangarei aims to address Northland's tech skills shortage, offering software development and design programmes.

What was once a case of ‘build once, update seldom’ has changed to the point where constant pressure requires software to continuously evolve.

GitHub’s learning platform GitHub Classroom will now work with popular student platforms including Canvas, Google Classroom, and Moodle.

A Cognizant study reveals Australian consumers prefer search engine recommendations over brand websites, seek seamless payments, and value engaging content.

ManageEngine introduces Zia, an AI Assistant for Analytics Plus, offering IT teams easy data access and smart insights without needing technical expertise.

If this data is of poor quality or contains bias, this will have a significant impact on subsequent decisions made by the software.

Cybercriminals are cashing in on domain fraud for almost every possible reason – to impersonate businesses, events, and even trusted leaders and celebrities.

GitHub Desktop has evolved to version 2.0, bringing more capabilities to developers that better support workflows.

GitHub asserts 99% of new software projects use open source, launching a sponsorship program to back developers.

Australia is crying out for at least 35,000 skilled IT experts who will be desperately needed to serve organisations large and small this year.