CBA to launch Android Pay by end of year
Commonwealth Bank of Australia currently only offers tap and pay Android phone payments through its own digital wallet app.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia currently only offers tap and pay Android phone payments through its own digital wallet app.
A radical new chip design invented by engineers at the UNSW-based Centre of Excellence for Quantum Computation and Communication Technology (CQC2T) promises to make the manufacture of silicon-based quantum computers dramatically cheaper and easier than was previously thought possible.
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has until 15 December to file its defence against civil action brought against it by AUSTRAC, Australia’s money laundering watchdog.
Can a friendly humanoid robot help take some of the stress out of air travel? That’s the question being posed by researchers from Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s innovation lab this week in a series of experiments at Sydney International Airport.
Australia's first quantum computing hardware company launched today, with the goal of producing a 10 qubit integrated circuit prototype by 2022.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia CEO Ian Narev will leave CBA by the end of FY18.
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s IT services expenses hit $1.94 billion in the 12 months ending 30 June, the bank reported today.
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has blamed a “coding error” for a failure to report suspicious transactions involving its Intelligent Deposit Machines (IDMs).
Telstra is planning to offer its customers access to quantum computing, the telco's chief scientist Hugh Bradlow revealed last night.
The concept of building a quantum computer with topological qubits had been knocking around Microsoft for nearly 15 years.
GetSwift has announced details of an agreement with the Commonwealth Bank that will see the company’s cloud-based logistics platform offered on CBA’s Android-based Albert point-of-sale terminals.
The Commonwealth Bank has launched a new analytics platform — Daily IQ 2.0 — for its small and medium business customers.
A group of banks has lost its fight with Apple over the iPhone-maker’s payments platform.
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) says it expects the range of potential uses of blockchain-style distributed ledger technology (DLT) to grow “exponentially” over time.
This year businesses will move from talking about the potential of distributed ledger technology inspired by Bitcoin’s blockchain to actually implementing and testing it, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s chairperson, Greg Medcraft, today told the organisation’s annual forum.