AI and Big Data continue to push Tech stocks higher during quarter
It’s been a difficult year for investors. Recession doomsayers abound, inflation has proven sticky in the land down under, and high interest rates have...
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It’s been a difficult year for investors. Recession doomsayers abound, inflation has proven sticky in the land down under, and high interest rates have...
It's proving to be a big week for ASX cybersecurity shares as fears of Russian cyber-attacks grow and the tech sector recovers.
The cybersecurity tech company raked in $4.6 million in revenue and improved its bottom line in a “record-breaking” 2021 financial year.
This follows a speech from Telstra Corporation Ltd(ASX: TLS) CEO Andy Penn at the National Press Club on Thursday. Mr Penn spoke as the chairman of the federal government’s Cyber Security Industry Advisory Committee. ASX 200 companies greatest cyber threat In the speech, Penn warned the rise of more sophisticated supercomputers and artificial intelligence (AI) could be one of the greatest threats to Australia’s cybersecurity. Telstra’s boss went on to say: Because more abundant and better resourced cybercriminals, cyber activists, and increasingly involved in nation-state actors, means...
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