February 13th, 2013 
Chris Griffith IT services firm Infosys has joined forces with research body National ICT Australia to tackle hard technology issues faced by business. View the original post
February 13th, 2013 Chris Griffith NICTA will use IT to predict the decay of underground water pipes in NSW, a project that could potentially save $700 million a year in Australia. View the original post
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Hands on, or should I say feet on, the Peloton Bike Plus. Peloton is coming to Australia, so just what is the cycling/exercising experience like? And what will you pay? https://bit.ly/3vrr4eg @onepeloton #fitness #LockDown #cyclinglife
REVIEW: THE POWER OF THE SWARM. Cubbit has summoned a swarm of users to protect your data in the cloud - a look at its distributed cloud offering. https://bit.ly/3iHep43 @_Cubbit #cloud
Hands on: Australia’s Zero Latency VR has brought the legendary Far Cry series to free-roam virtual reality in its first collaboration with Ubisoft, the game’s creator. We go for a session to try it http://bit.ly/3iJnlpD @zerolatencyVR #FarCry @UbisoftANZ
Test drove the #NissanLeaf @CarExpertAus Centre at Westfield Warringah. Zippy, responsive. Love it not needing gears. The interior is a let down. As someone said, it's a petrol car modified to be an EV, not an EV built from the ground up. Thanks Courtney Lorking for your help.
Discussing how we should tackle ransomwear gangs with @chris_griffith in @australian. Good ideas by @TimWattsMP as well.
“They‘re not as good at cyber security and hiding their footprints online as nation state groups are.”
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/technology/analysts-urge-ransomware-counterattack/news-story/535dc3b0cfd85980e505570e69a5be1c
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