Budget 2018: Government confirms AU$41m space agency
Australia will create its own national space agency using AU$41 million in funding over the next four years, with the project part of its new Technology and Science Growth Plan.
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Solar eclipse 2017: By the numbers
Let's take a look at some of the key facts relating to the solar eclipse happening August 21, 2017, and put some of that data into a tech-related context.
CSIRO to take up residency in Silicon Valley
Australia's peak research body will be setting up shop in San Francisco to promote Australian innovation to the United States.
Buzz Aldrin wants you to pick up STEAM, to get your ass to Mars, and to share space
Astronaut Buzz Aldrin and I had a good talk about Mars, the moon, STEAM, and sharing space through education.
Office space: Apple, Twitter closer to super sizing their HQ footprints
An IPO is not the only big ticket item on Twitter's agenda this week.
CRM Watchlist 2013 Winners: Customer Service Served Hot
We have three winners and four repeats. Huh? Well, 2012 winner Sword Ciboodle was acquired by KANA who also won last year. But this year our winners - KANA, Moxie and Parature - have far more daunting tasks than they ever did before. Herculean if you will. But I'm betting that they can handle it. Hey, they won, didn't they?
Citrix buys Podio for collaboration tools
The company is set to snap up Podio, with a view to incorporating the firm's collaboration software into its GoToMeeting program
Soyuz crash flaw an 'isolated incident', Russia says
The Russian Space Agency has described the flaw that brought down a Soyuz-powered spacecraft as an "isolated" problem and resumed its plans to use the rocket.In August, the upper part of a Soyuz-U booster carrying a Russian Progress ship malfunctioned, shutting down and sending the 2.
Rackspace: OpenStack will drive future revenue
In an earnings call alongside its second-quarter financial results, the company's chief executive emphasised the importance of OpenStack as a way of driving business in the future
Monarchy and technology in history
The British royal family has long taken an interest in high technology. As the Queen celebrates her Diamond Jubilee, we review a hitherto hidden part of the UK's history
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